Paper pails ramp up to twelve a day in Dimock Gould works
Dispatch Dimock Gould & Co. notes output of 1,200 paper pails daily and compares to prior aim of 100. The item sits among a broad, rowdy local column with assorted notes on court cases, forestalled charges, circus activity, accidents, and community happenings across Rock Island, Muscatine, and surrounding counties with various names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimock, Gould &Co
Henry County
Kewanee
Lawrence Eshtarson
Rock Island
Albright
Moline & Rock Iceland
Union Street Railways
Muscatine
Hartzell
Wide Awake for August and Outdoor Pastimes Highlight
The issue brims with outdoor activities and essays by noted writers including Prof Frederick Mtarr and Misa Guiney. It features travel notes from Fremont readers camping near the Giant Tree and a tour of Marie Antoinette’s court with Thiers and Laboulaye glimpsed. The magazine promotes reading for the young and offers a full summer program, with subscription details at $2.40 a year from D Lothrop Co. publishers in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mtarr
Misa Guiney
Muse Hurr
Fremont
California
Risley Stteward
Trinpoa
Marie Antonete
Thiers
Laboulaye
D Lothrep Co, Publishers
Boston
Axelaon & Uimark
Moline
Owashtanong crews shine at Northwestern regatta Grand Rapids
At the Northwestern regatta in Grand Rapids the Owashtanongs won the junior four and the junior double sculls with strong showings by James R Usborne Bennie Webber and crew members from Grfield Beach Salt Lake City defeated Sargeant and McEwan of the Owashtanongs in junior doubles while Earle Freeman and W M Thompson led wins in junior four and single scull events as the Owashtanongs beat Iroquois and Garfield crews in select races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Dubuques
Iroquois
James R Usborne
Bennie Webber
Grfield Beach Club
Salt Lake City
Sargeant
McEwan
Dr Miles' nerve and brain food praised for all weakness
Great mistakes have been made in the world by blaming troubles on bad blood. Headache dizziness sleeplessness and other symptoms are said to come from nervous weakness. Dr Miles' nerve and brain food is promoted as a universal remedy with trial bottles offered at Wm Clendenin's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crompton
Icalia
James Shaw
Bixteenth Street
First Avenue
Market Square
Benell
Robert
Knox County
Mowcallog
Aenot al Huber
Dave Herwig
Herwig
Charles
P. A Swenason
Gustaf Adolf Church
Dra. Wessel
Arp
White
Meg
Bureah County
Princeton
Wyanet
Babiana
New Providence
Providence
Bureau County
Temple of Justice
Prinod
Miles
Wm. Clendenin
New Core discovery promises to ease worn out hearts
Physiologists claim the heart performs 5,000,000 pounds of work daily and many deaths stem from worn out hearts. Dr Mile presents a new and great discovery called the New Core that supposedly begins when you first feel breathless or chest pain. William Clendenin advertises related remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Clendenin’s
New Discovery At Wim Free Pills
Fragmentary OCR text hints at health claims and mentions free pills at Wim. The readable pieces reference liver and deranged livers and suggest an unusual medical claim or advertisement. No clear person, organization, date, or location is established in the readable fragments.
Dogs blamed for hydrophobia scare prompt call for extermination
In Port Byron and Whiteside county reports describe hydrophobia among cattle horses and hogs. A farmer loses cattle and others note a horse biting another before dying. The piece argues for a state law to exterminate dogs, claiming they threaten stock and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Byron
Reuben Hollister
Cee Town
Samuel Bruner
Cordova
Whiteside
Man Damaged By Saloon Fight At Second Avenues
A side show attache named Sutler was assaulted by a man called Bastard in Charles Peal's salon on Second avenues. Sutler, badly beaten with a sledgehammer, was treated by Doctor Lincoln. Witnesses say the brawl started after Sutler insulted Bastard, triggering a violent clash during a day of unfamiliar clashes among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peal
Second Avenues
Lincoln
Coaltown
Sutler
Turbulent cross-town consolidation debate flares in Illinois papers
A Letter column bitterly critiques Rock Island and Moline union coverage over consolidation. It accuses the Rock Island Union of bulldozing tactics in postoffice closure talk and accuses the Argus of bias toward Rock Island. It questions fairness of the Union and defends the Moline stance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Mitch Bao
Todepeo
Daly Union
Moss
Argus
Moline
Dispatch
Union
Rock Island Arsenal
Korns
Bage's Catarrh Cure Promised With Reward
An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured but claims Dr. Bage's Catarrh Cure is guaranteed. It promises a reward for a cure it cannot achieve and describes dissolving a fifty cent package in water to make a full pint. Sold by druggists for 60 cents.
Refuse Surner argues for crematory use and defends project
Alderman Knoles defends the Des Moines crematory plan amid Union criticism. He cites testing, guarantees, and city benefits, denies nuisance claims, mocks opponents, and insists the plant will safely burn garbage with minimal odor. He warns the Union and others to read the contract and expect accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiror
Rock Island Union
Union
McBeth
Des Moines
Pierce
Colfax
Fair Grounds
Baseball Park
Knox
Highway Robbery Near Matine Malleable Iron Works
A brutal assault and robbery occurred near the Matine Malleable Iron Co. works. Johnny Westberg was struck from behind with a sling shot, sustaining multiple lance wounds and a damaged head, while a thief stole his silver watch and $1.95. Westberg pursued but the suspect escaped toward Davenport. description includes gray checked suit, light moustache, white straw hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday
Evening Dispatch
T Hat
Matine Malleable Iron Co
Johnny Westberg
Lis
Trib Avenue
Scond Street
Wil J. Kennedy
A. J Leipold
Westberg
Lelpold
Moline Malleable Iron Co
Seventh
Hight
Johnny
Heimbeck
Heimbek
Lincoln
Jubony
Weacberg
Guataf Acolph Church
Ninth Street
Davenport
Mr. Westberg
Steve Walter
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Wbe Leite
Clinton
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Stewartville
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Merning
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DeWitt C Owen
Port Byron Globe
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Sherman Searle
Buford
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John L Noah
Rapids City
Andrew B. Hanson
Milwaukee
Ax Johnson
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Lows
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Tate
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