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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1884
Page
12
The Deere Wire Check Rower is designed exclusively for Deere and Moline Rotary Drop Planters and works best on them. Endorsements from merchants and an expert attest its superior fit, ease of use, and factory-taired compatibility, with strong claims the Deere Planter leads and others follow.
An Automatic Wire Reel for the Deere Wire Check Rower winds and unwinds wire as planting begins and ends. It promises time and labor savings and neater work by eliminating wire dragging. The supplier also offers plates and dropping devices for various seeds and an attachment for alternating pumpkin or squash seed placement.
County Clerk Donaldson issued marriage licenses to pairs from Wapello Iowa and Port Byron and to residents of Preemption Rock Island Moline and Davenport. Probate Court proceedings include estates guardianships and final accounts with notices of sale and real estate transfers recorded in Cordova Rock Island and Rapids City.
The Rev. W. F. Eastman tours Moline raising funds for a northern Nebraska mission church damaged by theft. Local generosity totals 172.65 with contributions from Rev. C. L. Morgan John Deere and many residents including Mrs. Chas Deere Miss Annie Deere and Mr. J. M. Gould among others.
Milan reports a lively scene with many hogs brought in for sale. The Slough near town becomes a skating spot as mild weather dampens ice prospects. Notables include Uncle Tommy Shires back after illness and Prof. Hauxhart’s Pilgrim's Progress lecture drawing a full M E church.
One J Emme left for Nebraska Wednesday by the U B and Q road. Mrs J B Eddy expects a sister from Nebraska on visit Wednesday evening. A curious accident last Sunday saw Charly Baum thrown from his horse on the way to see his son Harvey who had been thrown from a wagon by a runaway team. both suffered minor injuries. Mary Meer a four year old daughter of Thomas and Mary Meer died last Friday. services were held at the U P church conducted by H Weed.
A Philadelphia physician shares letters about remedies for lung disease. The notes claim no misrepresentation and invite readers to verify by contacting signers. The excerpts urge afflicted individuals to read and consider the remedies discussed.
Letter from Mrs. Chas. W. Plummer of Springfield Mass describes long illness diagnosed as consumption. After trying doctors without improvement she used advertised tonics, notes night sweats ending within a week, appetite returning in two weeks, and full recovery by July with good health since. April 29, 1881.
A collection of testimonials praising Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and lung ailments. Sufferers from Vermont to Minnesota report relief, better sleep, and recovery after using the remedy over decades, including cases of bronchitis and terrors of severe coughs.
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