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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1910

Page

6

127 Homes Planned in East Moline Construction Drive

A building syndicate aims to complete 127 houses by November 1 with twenty ready by September 1. Six to seven days a week the work force grows, and by September 1 about 20 to 81 eight room stucco dwellings should be ready for tenants or buyers. Estimated cost per house ranges from 1350 to 1650 dollars.

East Moline Relef W Hink Peterson & Co George W Ross Esst Moline F Schilling Quade & Co East Moline Electric Co Moline Heating and Constructing Co Ludlow Fast Moline Rock Island

Interurban Rock Island to Muscatine Promoters Push Build

Promoters insist the Rock Island to Muscatine interurban will be constructed once $250000 is pledged and terminal facilities are arranged. Contractors standby readiness, survey work nears completion, and coal resource prospects in the county fall under independent review this fall.

Rock Island Muscatine

Brady seeks divorce in Illinois circuit court

George W Brady of Moline files for divorce from Daisy E Brady alleging habitual drunkenness and abandonment of their seven year old daughter. Nellie Hodeck of East Moline seeks divorce from James Hodeck citing drunkenness. Jennie Hamilton seeks divorce from Milton Hamilton on grounds of drunkenness and cruelty.

George W Brady Moline William K Whiteside Circuit Clerks Office Daisy E Brady Peoria Nellie Hodeck East Moline James Hodeck Jennie Hamilton Milton Hamilton

Willis Promoted in Company F Sixth Regiment

Unanimous vote elevates Second Lieutenant R. E Willis to First Lieutenant position vacated by C Laurin. Lawrence Poole chosen as second lieutenant. both men present and accepting. Major Reig conducts election. Company F departs for Peoria encampment aboard a Rock Island train Saturday morning with troops from several Sixth Regiment units.

Sixth Regiment Illinois National Guard R .E Willis Charles Laurin Lawrence Poole William John W Reig Sixth Infantry Poole Peoria Rock Island Mo- Mae Company A Peoria Heights Geneseo Galena Kewanee Burlington Road Captain Lyon Moline John Reig WI Kahlken Gus Hall Kahike Camp Deneen

Adair Pleasants Files as Probate Judge Candidate

Adair Pleasants yesterday filed his petition as Republican candidate for probate judge in the upcoming September primary. The filing deadline for candidacy at the primaries was yesterday.

Adair Pleasanta

Marriage Licenses Shown For Four Couples In Local Notices

Fred Houtsinger of Rock Island and Pearl Hall of Clinton Iowa wed in the licenses list. Albert Haraldson of Minneapolis and Ellen Bersell of Rock Island also appear. Henry Fursteman of Scribner Nebraska and Joulse Rahnke of Genoa are listed. Mrs W A Smith and Mrs Henry Leinhard, both of Rock Island, win prizes in a related shower event with linen handkerchief gifts and a luncheon following.

Fred Houtsinger Rock Island Pearl Hall Clinton Iowa Albert J Haraldson Minneapolis Ellen Bersell Henry Fursteman Scribner, Neb Joulse T Rahnke Geneseo W A Smith Henry Leinhard Pierce

Coal Famine Fears Hit Moline Manufacturers

Local retailers warn that a month remains before Moline faces a coal shortage if the Illinois miners strike continues. Residual demand falls as sultry weather cuts home use and factories slow. Coal arrives from Indiana and Illinois districts while electricity reduces coal reliance. Soft coal sells at 4.50 a ton, up 75 cents from last summer.

Daily Dispatch Moline Illinois Indiana

Forty Moline Tars Set for Cruise to Detroit

Forty Moline sailors will cruise north aboard the Nashville departing Friday night for a squadron voyage. They expect travel via Milwaukee to Chicago and on to Detroit, with 35 to 40 crew members joining. Key officers include Lieutenant Kemmerling and Ensign Norton, among a roster of ship mates and ratings.

Moline Tars Chicago Nashville Kemmerling Milwaukee Detroit Fred Harris Joel Carlson Ray Blanford

Road South From Moline Assured for 18000 Pledged

A half mile road through Beal and Crockett farms will be improved with 18 000 pledged. Work starts at once with plans to complete by fall 1911. The project covers the stretch south from Moline and is part of a broader effort to improve state roads.

Moline Beal and Crockett Farms Clark G Anderson Anderson Beal and Crocket Rock River Bridge Rock Island & Peoria

Rural road fund reaches 18000 to link Moline with rural Illinois

The Moline rural road committee announced an $18,000 subscription to fund a new rural road spanning from Prospect Park to Rural township hall, connecting Moline avenue on Arsenal Island to Galesburg area. Construction plans call for a bottom road this fall and full completion by summer 1911, with work on other sections continuing through winter.

Moline Avenue Aresenal Island Galesburg Prospect Park Frick's Hill

Upgrading Rural Road Near Moline and Galesburg Aims Fast Travel

The project used 1800 dollars from last year to close options for far right of way. Grading will cut down hills and bring fills until the macadam is nearly level. The steepest grade will be nine feet per hundred. The improved rural road will speed travel between Moline, Galesburg and other down state centers.

Moline H C. First C. 8 Trevor M R. Carlson Moline Retail Merchants’ Association C. S. Trevor F. R. Young Moline Business Men's Galesburg

Carpenters to Parade in Rock Island Labor Day Event

Moline local No 241 carpenters decide to march in the Rock Island Labor Day parade with 300 members from Moline Silvis and East Moline and their band. About fifty new members are initiated as the union prepares a joint contingent for the parade. A committee will attend the Employers' Liability commission hearing in Rock Island today.

Daily Dispatch P J Carlson Carpenters United Brotherhood of Carpenters Rock Moline Silvis East Moline Carpenters Rock Island Employers’ Liability Commission Court House Commission

Famed translator to lecture in Moline on return from India

Ola Hanson American missionary and translator arrives from Chicago at 12:60 noon with his wife to lecture at the Swedish Baptist church this evening. He earned a Doctor of Literature from the British Royal Society for translating the New Testament into multiple languages and for issuing dictionaries used by the British government. Hanson, native of Sweden but long resident in America, has spent years in upper Burmah district translating scriptures and spreading missions.

Ola Hanson Upper Burmah India British Royal Society Moline Chicago Hanson American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society Sweden America

Kellogg sues railway for 10000 in Davenport injury case

Mrs Indiana Kellogg sues Tri City Railway in Davenport claiming a June 1 fall from a Third street car left her permanently disabled. She states she asked to alight at Davie street and was thrown to the pavement as the car jerked forward. Her complaint, filed by Elyana Bush, seeks 10000 damages.

Davenport Indiana Kellogg Tri-City Railway Company Elyana Bush Kellogg Davie Street

Sherrard Man Files to Seek 33d District Rep Nomination

Charles A. Clarke of Sherrard filed his petition to run as a Republican candidate for representative from the 33d district.

Charles A. Clarke Sherrard

SoPaHRonta grocer advertises Gold Medal Flour

A local grocer lists Gold Medal Flour among stock with emphasis on available sizes and price. The note iterates items for daily shoppers and highlights brand name recognition.

Sopahronta Cgexeyra

McKinney Seeks District Support With Farm Picnic Visit

Congressman James McKinney spent the day in the district visiting old friends and meeting Arsenal officials. He traveled from Aledo to Port Byron for a farmers picnic then planned to Rock Island and Lyford's Grove, seeking endorsements as Republicans clear the field before the nomination deadline passed without a rival.

Daily Dispatch James McKinney Aledo Port Byron McKinney Rock Island Lyford’s Grove Clinton Arsenal Congress

Latter Day Saints Gather In Moline For Park Reunion

Prospect park hosts the second annual camp meeting of Kewanee and Eastern Iowa districts of the reorganized Church. Amos Berve serves as president with Clara Johnson secretary, G Dykes treasurer, and M H Siegfried as press chair. Daily services include 9 am prayers and 7 45 pm sermons led by L E Hills and others. The gathering clarifies ties to the Latter Day Saint movement and distinguishes from Brigham Young led Mormons in Utah.

Prospect Park Kewanee Iowa Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Rock River Valley Reorganized Church The Reunion Association Amos Berve Davenport Clara Johnson Rock Island C G Dykes Muscatine M H _ Siegfried Nauvoo Ill L. E Hillis Marion L. E. Hills Milwaukee Road Order of Railway Conductors Ernest B. Blett Poultry Pointers Lamont Blett Park Brigham Young Utah Salt Lake City Lamos, Jr Joseph Smith Jr America Nauvoo, HL Young West

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements

An 1890s classified style ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured Catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and cites local wholesale druggists Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers. The text claims internal use cures by affecting blood and mucous surfaces and notes price 75 cents per bottle.

Hall F J Cheney & CO Toledo F J Cheney Ina Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

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