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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1907

Page

5

Plumbing Inspector Reports Record City Work and Revenue

The annual report by Plumbing Inspector A P Peterson shows a record year ending March 3 with total income of 1124 from permits and seals. Major activity came from a new Fifth ward sewer district, old houses upgrading, factory plumbing, and curb line connections along newly paved streets. Six journeymen plumbers passed exams and new manholes are proposed at several Ninth street intersections costing 50 dollars each.

A. P. Peterson Fifth Ward Office of Plumbing Inspector Ninth Street Nineteenth Avenue 10Th

Grandy to Move to Hayes County for Homestead Claim

Parker Grandy of 2204 Third Avenue departs for Hayes Stanley County South Dakota to locate a homestead and start farm life. He has worked for Pinnock Gould & Co. for twenty seven years and plans to move with Mrs Grandy arriving in early June after he sets up their new home.

Parker Grandy Third Avenue Hayes Stanley County South Dakota Mr. Grandy Pinnock, Gould & Co

Resignations and farewell to city officials mark last council meeting

Sergeant Henry resigns from the police department effective immediately. Rosse buys the Wagner opera house saloon from Al Jacobson and will run it. Nelson resigns from Rivière cemetery board after alignment with opposing mayoral ticket. The old council ends with farewell remarks to five aldermen Johnson Herbst Pearson Abraham Nadler, noting five to four year terms. Bridge committee reports new Rock River bridge recon struction and gauge changes at river works due to arsenal dam gates.

Deak Henry Réeie Derad Esty Rosse Wagner Opera House al. Jacobson P. Nelson Rivéralde Nelson Olson Johnson Herbst Pearson Abraham Nadler Alderman Herbst Alderman Gluesing Herbst—Eright Rock River Moline New Rock Arsenal Wnsati

El Paso limited trains cut from Rock Island timetable

The El Paso limited will not appear on the new Rock Island timecard effective next Sunday. No. 29 westbound and No. 30 eastbound between Chicago and the Missouri River are dropped. No. 29 stops in Moline at 12 45 p m and No. 30 at 6 05 p m. Passengers to the coast will use No. 8 from Chicago at 5 55 a m, and return on No. 4 from Kansas City at 11 36 p m.

Rock Island Chicago Missouri River Moline Tri-City Kansas City el Paso St. Joseph Atchison Dallas Oskaloosa Eldon

Dr. H. G. Wiley Defends Pure Food Laws

A Washington chemist recalls Dr. H. G. Wiley of the department of agriculture as a lifelong advocate for pure food and strict laws. He tells a anecdote from Indiana days about oleo served as butter, noting Wiley’s cautious reaction and call for rigorous food standards.

Washington H. G. Wiley Department of Agriculture Wiley Indiana

Meeting in Moline Amplifies Sunday Evangelist Impact

The Moline Ministerial union heard Rev. J. P. Miller report on the boost from Evangelist Sunday visits. Attendees noted conversions, business improvements, and political shifts in Princeton and other towns, with ministers praising results and prepared to host Sunday again.

Moline J. P. Miller W. M. Story Evangelist Sunday Brown Sunday Kewanee Princeton Aince Miller Mr. Sunday

Portnightly club selects new officers for year

The Portnightly club held its last regular meeting of the year at Manufacturers' Hotel. Papers on great personalities in Indian history were presented. New officers were elected: President Mrs. A R Ebi, Vice President Mrs. J F Huntoon, Secretary Mrs. Edwik G Nutting, Treasurer Miss Gale Porter. The program committee includes Miss Elizabeth Barnard, Mrs. G EL Hutttoon and Miss Ruth Bavage. A special meeting is set for April 9 with Miss Barnard Fegan leading.

Manufacturers India A. R. Ebi HB. Keator Oth al . Y L.l J. F. Huntoon Edwik G. Nutting Gale “Porter Conalgts Elizabeth Barnard G. EL Hutttoon Mise Ruth Bavage Barnard Fegan Raabe Oniage Beane

Missionary to Work Among Swedish Temperance Families

The Scandinavian Temperance union plans to assign a missionary to Swedish families affected by drink. Rev Detlef Tolstrom John Johnson and August Fogelstrom appointed to arrange this, with a Chicago recruit hoped. Miss Wenberg steps down due to family duties. the new missionary starts around May 1. Union funds also donated about 16 to the Anti Saloon league. Rev G K Stark, anti saloon league representative, raised 270 for the league’s general fund after three days in the area. He toured Swedish Lutheran and Swedish Methodist congregations and spoke to the Scandinavian Temperance union, noting local option bill prospects in Springfield.

Own & City Scandinavian Temperance Union Detlef Tolstrom John Johnson August Fogelstrom Chicago Wenberg G. K. Stark Stark DeKalb Evanston Mir. Blark AntiGalcon League Springfield

Suburban School Board To Be Elected This Spring

Fast Moline voters will elect a president and six board members on Saturday. The new board will govern district No. 87 with Frank D. Sible Joseph Dale and Charles Swisher as trustees whose terms end with the new board. Population 1847 justifies organization and voting rights mirror existing rules for men and women.

Fast Moline Board of Education Third Avenue Fourth Street Frank D. Sible Joseph Dale Charles Swisher

Suspect in fur robbery bound for grand jury

Henry Donahue of Rock Island, previously tied to the Bennett fur store robbery, is bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond for robbing Lewis Merow of $35. Merow, a native of Bawanket, recently worked on a farm and was lured to Davenport where he was robbed in Murray's saloon after meeting Donahue and being offered vaudeville work.

Henry Donahue Rock Island Lewis Merow Merow Bawanket R. L Davenport Front Street Donahue Meron Murray

Coffin Unearthed with Lime Hinting Hidden Burial

Workmen raising a building on Fourteenth Street uncovered a decayed coffin buried about a foot below ground. Lime in the soil suggests intent to hasten dissolution of a hidden body. No clues to identity or suspects were found. Chief of Police C. M. Bisant, and Juergen Timmerman’s building, later Jacob Hager’s tinner shop, were connected to the site.

Fourteenth Street Central Fire Station Juergen Timmerman Jacob Hager August Colberg Bergstrom C. M. Bisant

Real estate transfers listed for Silvis Moline and Rock Island

April 1 transfers include E H Stafford to Jacob Frostrom lot 27 block 13 Silvis for 260 and Frank Sollo to Alfred Oberg lot 8 block 1 Stevens Third addition Moline for 1000. Numerous deeds record buyers such as Carlson, Arenschield, Ferguson, and others across Silvis, Moline, Pleasant View and Rock Island with prices from 1 to 4950 dollars.

W. Wheelock Moline BE. H. Stafford Albert Hornik Silvis Wm. A. Golden Horace M. Anderson Mary Ll. Bundeen Listie K. Helder Osborn Elmer M. Smith John H John L. Shean Chas. A. Bloom B. D. Connelly Moore’s Oilinois ‘Theatre Co E. H. Guyer Old Town of Rock Island John F. Simpson Jesse J Wesley Simpson Harry H. Cleveland Rock Island Brewing Co Spencer & Case John Gilpin Geo Geo. H Jordan William P. Daebelsiehn Nels Christiansen Alice McCarthy Lincoln Heights Axel W. Peterson E. H. Stafford Henry C Connelly Et Walter A. Russ Samuel J Ferguson Twenty-first Street Simon Michael Wm. Michael Alfred F Eckstrom Ethel Smith Old Town Reynolds Albert Johnson Arthur Huesing Metes and Bounds Otto Robert Hendrickson Victor BH Johnson Sweeney & Jackson EB H Guyer Rufus A. Smith East Moline Chas. H. Pope Harry H. Cleveland Et Ax John Shenet Ux Solomon E. van Noorden Lynde Edwin B Knox Chas. R. Nelson R. Walker Mc Hae Louis Mosenfelder Robert J Hutchinson Jacob Waldman Wm St. Ludolph Moline Trust and Savings Bank Rufus A Smith lNuois Theatre Co Rock Island Mutual Building Longview Heights Maning J Hull Adolph Finching Gen. Rodman Frederick W. Sauermann Jacob Anthony Black Hawk Jane Thomas Wm. H Thomas Sac Chas. L. Moore BE. Thomas Daniel G Moore Wm. H. Thomsey John &. Lundquist Archles van Daele Fairmount Add Lewis Gost Dickson & Young Add Milan Frank S. Armagent de Waterman's Place Bernard D. Connelly Samuel S. Davis Ney United States of America Jas W. Stephenson Wm &. Russell Russell Swan J Sward Elizabeth D Pearson Spence Case J H McCartney W D Hall Josephine Johnston Joseph H. Johnston Y Nowy Joseph Johnston W. E Bailey Geo. H Lesire Henry Dibbern Olof Nelson C M & St P. Ry. Co Henry Balte W. H. Gayer Edward L. Berry John Jacobs Michael Kane Hans Jensen John S Corns Chamberlain Geo. H. Jordan Mark H Patten Acme A David W Hunt Chas. B. Truxell Hunt Midway South Moline Grace R. Sweeney Carl A. Carlson Lower Add E . Sheppard C. BE. Donahue Mueller Martha A. Bolton Catherine M. Lambertson Weat Mole Albert O. Bagel Albert Shaun John Oltmann John H. Albrecht Go Deed Wis Swijy Lucy A. Larmore John Sas Brecht Wip Cewehes Peat Mary J. Hebberd E H_ Stafford Jacob N. Frostrom Geo H Sanders Alice H Murphy E H Stafford Wm H White Rudolph Louth Arthur DeLoof Daebelliehn Hector Bultynck Chaos Q. Arenschield Jennie M. Nicholson C . Arenschtield Pleasant View Miles C. Peheers Chas O. Arenschield C. O. Arenschield Wm. B Aliie J. Clark Adm Chase & Wright Guardian Steven Mary B. Ketzle David A. Clark Jas. D. Ash Greg Titterington M. H. Titterington

Modern Woodmen to publish organ at Rock Island head office

The Modern Woodmen of America directs outfitting a printing establishment at Rock Island to publish its official organ the Modern Woodman. The postoffice ruling allows time to build a new outfit, with presses built to order. The 16 page monthly currently prints 926000 copies, edited in Rock Island by Fr Van Galder. Printing will move after current contract ends next year, boosting Rock Island’s postal activity with 12 extra mail cars per edition.

Modern Woodmen of America Rock Island Woodman Fr. van Galder Indianapolis

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