Rear of Rast Wail In Big Building Damaged In Construction
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
3
Rendering Company Busy Mealth Officer Jones Directs Work
A Mealth officer named Jones directs work at a rendering company following a fire. Workers remove bodies in connection with the incident at Sharkey's Burne, with authorities stating the burn was not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mealth
Jones
Sharkey
Governor Ends Aid Stolen Land Convention
The dispatch reports a large loss from yesterday's Cranle livery barn fire estimated at about 10000 including livestock and building damage. It notes eighteen horses burned, insurance coverage, and ongoing assessments plus public safety efforts and emergency responses in Davenport and Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaps
Western Adjustment Company of
Chicago
Cranle
Joe Bonham
Robert Fargo
Profit in Alfalfa and Hogs on Six Acres
Charles E. Yanney of McLean County reports remarkable six acre alfalfa results begun in 1906 with three hay cuts yielding 2¾ tons per acre and pasture for 150 hogs. Hogs gained about 75–76 pounds each, selling at weight gains and corn costs producing total returns around $657 for only six acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Yanney
McLean County
Hanna Place
Vanner
Talty to Build $6000 Dwelling on the Bluff
Bauturdass fruit. Dieputch Contractor Victor Palmgren yesterday started excavating for the new eight room house of William F Talty member of the clothing firm Fors berg and Taltys on the southeast corner of Sixteenth street and Twelfth avenue. The exterior will be stucco and applied by Gust Edontraction. The home is expected to cost about $6000 with a heating plant and cement porch. occupancy planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Palmgren
William F Talty
Forsberg & Taltys
Sixteenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Onutalde di Mensiona Exiimie
Former Davenport Man Killed at Ogden Utah
William Lloyd a former Davenport resident and social detective for the Union Pacific railroad was killed on Thursday in Ogden Utah. He had been with the force about a week and was shot by a suspect he was about to arrest. Lloyd's brother Albert of Davenport died suddenly from heat recently. William, 27, had returned home to Davenport for a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Central Union Telephone Co
Seventeenth Street
Eleventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Davenport
William Lloyd
Lloyd
Union Pacific Railroad
Lloy
Albert
William
Ungallant. 1912 to 1913 Suf fragette remark
A brief quotation on suffragettes from Harvard Lampoon noting a shift from ladylike behavior to defiance of gentlemanly norms during the 1912 1913 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Lampoon
Williamses Mourn Loss of Infant Son
Mr and Mrs George Williams of Fifty second Street mourn the death of their infant son born at midnight Thursday who died last evening. Funeral was held at 3 PM from the family home with Rev Frank Anderson officiating. Burial followed in Adams family burying ground at Hampton. The child was the first of the fifth generation to be laid there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Ager
Ieazéut
Benes
Cralle Bari
Spee
Browning
Dr. Beal
Carl Cederlund
Fifth Avenue
Central Station
George Williams
Fifty-second Street
Frank Anderson
Hampton
Adams
Gold Medal Flour Subtext Analysis Noted
The fragment mentions Gold Medal Flour and a name or term Lavoga, suggesting a brief reference or error in OCR. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Lavoga
Annual Farmers Picnic at Lyford's Grove Aug 18
North country farmers host a yearly picnic at Lyford's Grove on August 18 with two main ball games. Port Byron faces Hillsdale for $25 in the morning and the Bennetts play Port Byron for $40 in the afternoon, with 60 40 purse split. Entries include girls and boys foot races, potato race, three legged race, and free-for-all events with cash and goods prizes from local merchants and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyford
Chicago
Charlies Wainwright Jr
Port Byron
Hillsdale
Bennetts
Tri City
Port Byron Sate Bank
Port Byron State Bank
J J Huntley & Son
F L. Morgan
Rock Island
Bennetts Fur and Glove Store
H Schlefeldt
Oxford
Jaffingwell & Schafer
O 1
O I. Bruner
H B Hubbard
George W Gamble
F LL
Byron
Explosion injures workers at city building site
A premature dynamite blast in a fourteen foot cellar at the Welle Engineering building near Twenty Afth street injures one worker seriously and bruises two others. Sixteen men were present in the hole with three teams when the explosion occurred, caused by crossed wires. The injured were taken to the city hospital. one is expected to recover within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle Engineering
Bruieed
William Odersky
Tee
Dan Moran
Aberdeen area offers farms with easy terms for settlers
Take notice to farmers moving west that Aberdeen Sask Teher district offers top wheat prospects. The agent L Hatcheon in Aberdeen supplies right prices and simple terms for farm purchases on crop or cash. Owners pay fifty cents per acre commission at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Sask Teher
L. Hatcheon
Commission Agt
Sask
Canada
White Pole Route Planned Across Country Warning System
A move by an Iowa group seeks a White Pole transcontinental route with marked posts and white bands five feet above ground near hazards. Red day flags and lanterns would warn autoists at washouts and dangerous bridges, tying the route to major rail lines and city postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Iowa
United States Army
Cara
New York
New York Central
Lake Shore
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Local Notes From Carbon Cliff and Surroundings
Carbon Cliff Aug 5 reports Miss Ann t Kennedy and Cora Kennedy started work in Moline Mrs Goben of Milan visited Mamie Mitton in very ill condition Neal Hennegan family touring Moline Gua Hoffman Neal Hennegan left for Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth Jotn Krambeck and Hes sie Krambeck of Moline spent Sunday with Nick Krambeck Henry Meskee and Chaurlea Fable returned to Chicago Swim of Moline deputy soliciting MWA members eight new pledges Matthew Hros of Erie began sewer dredging for project Old society entertained Mrs Thompson Silvia Thursday Va mie Mitton ill consult Dr Johnson and Dr Eyster Geneseo Alvina Welty visiting Mra O Donnell entertained Sunday Guests from Rocksland Mroo and Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Andersen and children Silvia Mroo Posten and children and Mround Mrs Foto Olson of Moline Town meeting Alderman Krambeck resigned to become town marshall. town rights to be purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Hennegan
Moline
Messar Washburn
Frary
Meassra Gua Hoffman
Minneapolis St Paul
Duluth
Matthew Hros
Erie
Silvia
Mra Thompson
Vamie Mitton
Wm Mitton
Mroo
Pfoh
Rocksland
Agnes
Birdie Egan
Minneapolis
Killen Keleher
Irene Long
Orson
EB Mullin
Philadepthia
Charlies Frdman
Mre Andersen
Mr. Posten
Foto Olson
Old Settlers of Rock Island set reunion date and place
The executive committee of the Old Settlers association of Rock Island met at JoH Cleland Rock Island this afternoon and set September 1 as the date and Black Hawk Watch Tower as the place for the forty third annual reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers Association of
Rock Island
Joh Cleland Rock Taland
Black Hawk x
McEairy
Conscience Returns Two Cents in Watertown Exchange
Sam Wainwright of Zuma township Rock Island county returns two cents overcharged on a corn sale to T J Schafer the Watertown liveryman after driving through Watertown to settle the matter. The incident follows an earlier deal in which a receipt was given and later forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wainwright
Gorn
T. J. Schafer
Diogenes
Rock Island
Zuma Township
Rock Island County
State of Winds
United States of America
Wainwright
Zuma Sould
T J Schafer
Watertown
Mr. Schafers
Schafer
Wade
Averyman
Ice Cream Test Called Off After Mixed Samples
Consternation hit the board of health as morning ice cream samples gathered by Inspector Ed Jones were found mixed and some lacked labeling. Twenty four samples were collected from as many restaurants and manufacturers and sent to the health commissioner's office. A test would be valueless without properly labeled samples, but the effort to inspect ice cream remains ongoing with plans for a new collection and testing in the future. The department also targets impure ice cream cones and their vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Ed Jones
Moline
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B. Knox
T. W. Maher
A. Banister
Roy Oakleaf
J. T. Borwning
E. Sharkey
Ed Delene
Frank Young
Fifteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
James A. Austin
Olson
Austin
G QO. Dietz
Tri-City Railway Company
Charles Kneberg
Central Union Office
Public Service
Central Union Exchange
John Q. Hawk
Twin-City
Tri-Cities
Moline Plow Co
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Baltimore
Moline Lodge
Tri-City
Moose Lodges
Illinois
Earl D Darling
Emil Johnson
Ll. M Magill
R. E. Prosser
Scott
George W Scott
L.O .M Manual Training School
Munsle
Ind
Supreme Lodge
Munsie
Moose
Tricity
C . Deneen
Loyal Order of Moose of the World
Charles 8. Deneen
Crompton
C E Calley
London Assurance Corporation
Weinrott Clothing Co
People’s Furniture Co
Hawk
Ester Canada
Arthur J. Bill
Talty
Bauturdass
Ogden, Utah
Mrs. Williams
Chas. Wainwright
Lyford’s Grove
Efile
Dolly
White Pole
Auto Association
Annt
Cora Kennedy
Qgoben
Milan
Mamie Mitton
Krambeck
Marshal
Steve Witton
OLD Settlers
Inter-Ocean
Associated Press
New York Sun
New York World
Morine Review-Dispatch
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