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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
5
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The dispatch reports $26,090 appropriated for Molane harbor improvement and details a 100 foot wide channel to rock bottom, extending from Pearson’s wharf to deep water above the bridge. Work includes dredging 90,000 yards moved, removal of mud and rubble, and costs for the six foot channel plus next season’s budget. James P. Pearson endorses the expenditure as beneficial to river traffic.
A humorous column discusses adding verses to the popular song Illinoisan, with mock stanzas from Peoria Galesburg Danville and other towns. The piece parodies town pride asks whether Springfield Kankakee Metropolis should join the chorus and jokes about rival requests and inclusions.
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Cordova notes include Rev Morton from Port Byron preaching at First Methodist last Sunday. McGraw installs a shooting gallery in Stockwell building. Frank Wilson and Jamiy move to Cordova to stay until spring. Captain Keller reports a good season and puts ferry boat into winter quarters. Maxwell relocates to a new iron shop nearby. Several local names appear in Saturday’s social and political notices amid fragmented text.
A Tri City Social Service club met at the sanitarium to discuss reform efforts in Davenport and San Francisco politics. Rev Atkinson described Schmitz era corruption, Langdon and Heney pursued reform, and Dr Edwards praised tuberculosis work.
Real estate transfers recorded December 7 9 10 include David W Hunt transferring Lot 10 Block 1 Hunt's First Add South Moline to John G Nelson for 300 dollars and to Carl O Nelson for Lot 5 Block 1 Hunt's First Add South Moline for 33265 dollars. Also transfers include Baward W Lewis et al to Chas EH Hodgeon part Outlet 26 in Sec 36 18 2W for 1600 dollars and other deeds to Alphild Brewer, Hy Walp Ipt 4 Block 6 Davenport's Add Rock Island for 3225 dollars. Additional entries list J W Wolfrum by heirs to Hy Walp Ipt 4 Block 6 Davenport's Add and Lot 3 ex Davenport's Fourth Add Rock Island for 3225 dollars, plus several misread lines indicating various parcel deeds and assignments.
The Rockford Star notes a banquet for the 1907 Illinois champions from Moline, praising team spirit and discipline. Coach G Harvey McKinley credits brains and Miner spirit for victory, while B H Merritt lauds clean play and a strong eleven-man unit.
Washington reports that 87 728 rural routes operated by 7 582 carriers served about 3 400 000 families. 26 routes carried over 50 000 mail pieces in a quarter. Frank Zimmerman named postmaster at Cordova to succeed Jasper Forsythe. other appointments follow. Also bills on Burlington bridge and party conventions noted.
A fast morning Rock Island train to Chicago debuts under the new schedule tied to the Golden State Limited restoration. The trip from Moline leaves at 7 10 a m and arrives in Chicago at 1 40 a m, offering breakfast en route and aligning Nos. 12 and 20 into a single service for tri city patrons.
George Harrison retires as Rock Island manager after J C Bodini sells Rock Island theatre to F Lewissohn of Chicago. Sodini, owner of vaudeville houses in Moline and area, dispatches manager to Chicago to secure bookings. Harrison returns to Chicago, Sodini plans further theatre acquisitions in the region.
A cablegram from Augustana College to Bishop Von Scheele of Stockholm arranged a floral tribute for King Oscar's funeral and conveyed the college and board of directors condolence to the royal family. Student body speaker Dr. A. Iadreen praised the king’s life character achievements and friendship with Augustana and Swedish Americans.
The Tri City Fanciers association plans the next poultry show to be held the week of Thanksgiving 1908 with judging by H Shallbarger of West Liberty and W Russell of Ottumwa. Location to be decided.
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