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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1910

Page

2

Rock Island County Finds School Funds Split by District

County Superintendent J Ferguson apportions a total fund of 9920.65 among districts based on 23 145 pupils. Rock Island receives 3402.27. Moline East Moline 3518.20. per district totals and pupil counts are listed with 7938 Rock Island pupils, 8208 in Moline, and teaching payrolls detailed by gender.

Moline J. Ferguson Rock Island County East Moline Rock Island Black Hawk Drury Eine Eads North Buffalo Prairie Os Ee Port Byron Edgington Andalusia ZUMA Suleddtay Bowling Coal Valley South Moline de Be Geneseo Canoe Creek Cordova District Buffalo Prairie Hampton Colona Cordova Township Corpa

Giant plow fails to move 50 horses on 50 inch furrow

A superintendent’s bold 50 inch furrow plow, built to cut 50 inches wide with ten horses, proves an economic failure as the team stalls and four men must aid the handles. The experiment ends after realizing double the width requires cubed capacity, not linear doubling.

BaWtersfield Cal Harper's Weekly

Vote of Thanks to Retiring Aldermen Leads to Change in City Council

Four aldermen Albin Anderson Fred D Holt Henry J Gripp and Frank Kehoe left the council after the last meeting and surrendered their stars. A special meeting is set for next week Tuesday to organize the new council and present stars to John Day J H McBride Theodore Weigandt and James H McElhatton. The balance shifts to eight people's and six Republicans.

Albin Anderson Fred D Holt Henry J Gripp Frank Kehoe John Day J H McBride

Caldwell's Byrup Pe Opain and Rowe Laxative Tonic Ad

Advertises stomach and liver relief with Caldwell's Syrup Pain and Rowe reliable laxative tonic. Claims quick help, priced at $1 per bottle.

Caldwell Rowe

City Grants Small Pay Raises For Waterworks Engineers

City council voted a ten dollar monthly raise for three waterworks assistant engineers bringing pay to eighty five dollars. Patrolmen and firemen ask increases to be considered later. current patrolmen earn sixty five dollars plus a five dollar uniform allowance. Several men cite rising living costs and higher rent. Aldermen debated police funding, with some pushing for broader raises while Mayor Olson argued any changes require full city finances review. A $100 expense allotment was approved for Magnus Olson to attend the American Waterworks association meeting, with one alderman seeking an itemized report of expenses.

Davenport Rock Island Douglas Olson Douglag Aremen Cripp Gripp Magnus Olson American Waterworks Association New Orleans Frank Anderson Mr Olson Alderman Anderson A. H Anderson F W Anderson Johnson Anderson

City Considers Sprinkling Options For Moline

Three proposals from Electrical Sprinkler Co to city council explore city ownership or leasing of sprinkling equipment, operations by contract, or city financed by profits directed to service expansion. Tri City Railway would require some sprinkling under pending franchises. Fire water and light committee to study details.

Moline Electrical Sprinkler Co Tri-City Railway Co Market Square Fire, Water and Light Committee

Aunt of Mrs Crompton recalls Halley’s Comet memories

Mrs Louisa Jane Wright now 93 recalls living near Boston in 1835 era when Halley’s comet appeared as she reflects on her Hayward family’s westward move in 1837 to Tremont Illinois and her Hampton Illinois life with husband M W Wright a 19th century merchant.

Louisa Jane Wright Shore Chusetts John Adams John Quincy Haywards Crompton Seventeenth Street Jthis City Mrs. Wright Tazewell County Ilinois Augustus Hampton Hayward Providence R. 1 New York Philadelphia Mountains Ohio River

Ex Sheriff James Ankrum Dead at 64 in Steel City Neb

James Franklin Ankrum, Rock Island county sheriff from 1878 to 1882 and executioner of Hellwagon, died at his Steel City home aged 64. Born 1846, he served in the Ohio cavalry, married Ella Chancellor in 1868, and left two daughters and three grandchildren. He moved from Martinsville to Rock Island in 1869, held multiple local offices, and resided in Steel City since 1884 amid declining health.

James F. Ankrum Rock Island William Hellwagon Steel City Neb Hellwagon Fairbury Ankrum James Franklin Ankrum Oimsey Vats Weld Opt. A Ohio Cavalry Ella Chancellor Martinsville Lillie Carr Henry Carr Frank Carr Edith Ankrum Charles E. Ankrum James F Ankrum Newton

Munson named to lead Six-County Odd Fellows picnic

N E Munson chosen as chairman of the organizing committee for the Six-County Odd Fellows picnic to be held June 11 under the Western Illinois and Eastern Iowa Odd Fellows association. The group includes fifteen members with five from Manufacturers lodge Mo line lodge and Swedish Olive lodge each.

Moline N E. Munson Swedish Olive Lodge of Odd Fellows Illnois Iowa Odd Fellows’ Association R. B. Henry Mr Munson Manufacturers’ Lodge Moline Lodge Swedish Olive

East Moline installs Health Commissioner and board

Dr H J Love is named East Moline health commissioner by Mayor Johnson after a council vote creating a health board with the mayor and city marshal. The ordinance requires written reports of contagious disease births and deaths and names a health inspector.

H. J. Love East Moline Johnson Board of Health J. 8. Evans

Parliament of America Forced to Sell to Patriots of Springfield

The Fraternal Parliament of America, an insurance society formed in Sterling six months ago with about 600 members, plans to sell its lines to the American Patriots Insurance Company of Springfield, while keeping current policies and rates. Officers include Wiley B. Cash, Charles E. Parker, C. C. Brooks, and Harry B. Trude. The Patriots, with about 20,000 members, will absorb the Parliament without raising rates.

The Patriots

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