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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
5
Reliance led Lipton's Shamrock by about a mile at the turning point as wind failed and becalmed seas slowed both boats. The race, two miles from the mark, was ultimately declared off after hours with no finish in sight.
Chicago market report shows hogs trading around 6.20 to 6.68 per cwt with weights and grades listed. Cattle receipts around 18 head with prices from 4.05 to 5.40 for various grades and stockers noted. Sheep and lambs receipts near 37 with lamb prices around 5.00 to 6.05 and related weights indicated.
The Illinois board of fire underwriters approves the A. T. Dean plan to set rates by building. Each risk will be surveyed this fall in Moline, with no general row-rate. Rates rise for large buildings with area charges and higher stock risk, while automatic sprinklered sites are spared.
Watertown updates report social visits among residents from Hampton Moline Rock Island and Rock Island. The Tri City Construction Co hires about sixty for hospital work including a 76000 gallon reservoir, second story progress on the carpenter shop and ward building walls rise with J G Parks of Macomb overseeing the blacksmith and tool department.
Workers from Velie Carriage Co along with families and friends enjoyed a royal style outing at Woodward's Emore above Port Byron on a Saturday. Transportation arrived by steam barge with Barnard guiding the trip to the grove for the gathering.
Weather forecasts warn of a low temperature period with storms across the continent from late August into September. Disturbances cross the West ahead of a cool wave affecting the Great Plains and eastern states, with a tropical and northwest storm expected to intensify along the Atlantic coast. Stay vigilant for heavy rains and dangerous conditions through October.
Post office notices publish a list of advertised letters for the week ending August 20 1903 at Moline Illinois. Names include Anderson Alex Carlson John Carlson Mra R Clingbird Charley Cregar Dr H F Callahan Wm Depupe Lourene De Fernveraere Joseph Devinney George Girard Frank Gianopulos Jean Galdner Fred Henderson Lillian Miss Hogstadt Mrs Charlie Lamberton Mrs Ray McBride Peter Miller W H Morris John Nelson Andrew Nilson Hilmer Nustrom Ann Pantions D F Ryerson Mrs J Scott William Scher Mr Shively D B Shults John Sikes Chas A Smith Mrs Jane Strand B C Swapson Aug Swanson Mise Augusta Vicker Geo Veal John O Walton Mrs Hannah te Mra Wm Itbeck T Wood Leas GEO HMKINSBEY P M
The text argues that friendship rests on two parts, each equal in value and sovereign in nature, with no clear superiority between them. It notes no reasons why either element should dominate, emphasizing mutual respect and balance.
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