Bill's Bluff Sparks Church Fund Drive in Swan Creek
In Swan Creek the Redeemer meetin g project rides on Bill's bluff to raise funds for a church. Bill pitches a story of a big gift from the ranch crowd, Gwen and the Pilot stand by, and the men tally pledges from twenty to thirty men, reaching three hundred fifty dollars as the plan gains momentum.
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Robbie Muir
Latour’s
Gwen
Scottie
Robbie
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Swan Creek
Ashley Ranch
Hine
Hondred
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Kendal
Bih
Meredith Gel
Ril
Joe
Young Hill
Bil
Tiley
Ashley
Infirmary Set for Use by January First
Completion advances a new infirmary to functional status by January first. The project progresses under local authorities with contractors finalizing fittings and safety checks. Officials expect timely handover to hospital staff and patients pending final inspections.
Public urged to donate art for county pauper house interior
A county board committee seeks donations of pictures and wall decorations to furnish the new pauper house at the county poor farm, slated for occupancy by January. Supervisor Stofft notes blank walls in key rooms and calls for donations, with pickup arranged by contacting him at 3954 maple or 8542.
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Stofft
Three Acres for Yards in Suburb
The Chris Mueller Lumber Co of Davenport buys three acres in East Moline to build sheds barns and offices for the suburb. The Moleller saw mill closes a 208 day season with 26 000 000 feet cut averaging 120 000 feet daily and a payroll of 200 workers. 76 will stay through winter in the planing mill. The firm has branches in Moline and Rock Island.
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Chris Mueller Lumber Co
Davenport
Moline
East
Nne
Jumber
Moleller
Rock Island
Visiting nurse program shows steady progress in Moline
Miss Augusta Jones, Moline's first visiting nurse, filed the monthly report. She visited sixty two times since Oct 19 and cared for twelve patients, six recovered and six improved. Supplies used included a tonic, two baby outfits, linens, and a hot water bottle. Receipts totalled 660 dollars, with a possible 950 dollars after one outstanding account. The committee thanked supporters from churches allied societies and fraternal lodges.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Disclosed as Patent Remedy
An 19th century classified style ad offers a 100 dollar reward for any catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. It lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers and cites testimonials from West Truax Walding Kennan Marvin as endorsers. Internal consumption described claims cure by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
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Hall
F. J Chenney & CO
Toledo
F J
Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kennan & Marvin
Tedo
Unclaimed Letters at Moline Post Office
A list of names of letters remaining unclaimed at the Moline Illinois post office for the week ending November 27 includes Arsene A F Anderson Fred Andrews John Bartley Beagle Frank Benson W H Bryan Inc prison Mrs A Conlen Fannie Coopman Harry Cutforth Mrs H Dale James Jones Willie Seis and others.
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