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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1907

Page

8

Moline Music Club Formed for Local Talent

A group of twelve Moline residents formed the Music club at the Manufacturers hotel to study composers. Elects Ada Entikin president and Edna Mitchell secretary treasurer with program committees planning Bach Beethoven Schubert and other recitals, meeting last Wednesdays monthly through May and resuming in October.

Ical Moline Manufacturers Emily Perkins May Tindsay-Oliver Edna Mitchell Clara Sloan Mia F. G. Allen Casterton George Dunn Marjorie Allen Irene Woodyatt Ada Bentrikin F E. Leavens B F Peek Ada Entikin Entrikin Miss Oliver Miss Perkins Minn Emily Perkins May IdAndsay Oliver F G@ Allen Peek Miss Allen

Annex Fumigated Without Orders

Fumigation of Skinner Annex occurred without orders from Health Commissioner Messer. A fire department investigation found smoke pouring from a doctor’s office and a fire starting in an outer office, with flames spreading to stored items. Authorities noted the incident caused alarm among nearby occupants and prompted stricter safety inquiries.

Health Commissioner's

Molders Arraigned in Davenport Lockout Case

John Groves and Carl Lundin, molders at the Red Jacket Pump plant, Davenport, are under arrest on charges of loitering and interfering with workers. The warrant names assault and battery against Carl Brock, a company employee, as the main charge. Brock is testified to by company General Manager T J Stebbins as the prosecution backs his case. The article also notes union involvement and related local church events including a centennial missionary program at Ching and a temperance rally at the Methodist church on February 15 16 and 17. Dorothy and Edna Johnson of Watertown visited John Johnson's home, and Mrs Pan Guckert plans a Texas farm purchase.

John Campbell International Iron Molders’ Union Quincy John Groves Carl Lundin Red Jacket Davenport Carl Brock Ths Brock T J Stebbins Groves and Lundin Dorothy Edna Johnson Watertown John Johnson Pan Guckert Texas

Willets Moves Plant to Rock Island Novelty Works

Willets plans relocate Hall Novelty Mfg Co from North Willets to Rock Island after contracting with the Rock Island Industrial Commission. He will operate at the old Wagner Brewery site, employing about twenty five workers initially, with goal to expand soon.

Willets Minneapolis Onal Wagner East Fifth Avenue Rock Island Fort B & Young

Funeral Held For Mia Vogler In Hampton Church

The funeral of Mia Marie Vogler wife of Charles Vogler at the Christian church Friday afternoon drew many relatives and friends. Survivors include her husband and a 7 year old son, with relatives in Rapids City and Milan. Several local residents and visitors were noted, while others remain ill or attend services. A short missionary program was planned following the service.

Hampton Mia Marie Vogler Qohbarles Vogler Mia Vogler John Retthe Rapids City Henry Rettig Milan Mra Tena Zeigler Rapids

First of Deere Clark Runabouts Appears on Street

The first Deere Clark runabout has appeared with a longer hood and rearward seat, sharing the touring car chassis. The detachable rumble seat adds to a rakish look and the model is part of Deere Clark’s 1907 line alongside the touring car and truck.

Deere Clark

Institutes Schedule Circulation County February

A series of institutes will be held by the Rock Island County Sunday School association across the county throughout February. Locations include Hampton Silvis Jostin lungs City Taylor Ridge Milan Coal Valley Sheridan and more. H Mosher of Sheridan IL will conduct the institutes with officers listed as President A C Van Duzer and an executive committee including Marion Humphreys John Hauberg AD Fisher and B McKown.

Rock Island County Sunday School Association Or Dova Hampton Silvis Jostin Lungs City Taylor Ridge Milan Coal Valley H Mosher Sheridan I'l The Aritation A C van Duzer Marion Humphreys John Hauberg AD Fisher B McKown J W Stewart Hope Thompson

Modern conveniences as planned for farm homes

The piece argues rural life suffers from lack of sanitary amenities and urges investment in home water supply, sewage disposal, and plumbing. It cites U.S. Department of Agriculture Home Bulletin 270 with guidance for heating systems, kitchen and barn fixtures, and concrete examples of cost and layout on model farms.

United States Department of Agriculture

Minnesota Dealers Here To Place Carload Orders

A party of eight implement dealers from Minnesota arrived in the city to place orders for carload shipments of Deeralne. The delegation is led by C. H. Hornburg of Mankato, with J J Nelson Rushford, George Jensen Delavan, J G Gage Lakefield, C P Hyde Mt. Lake, F W Ottman Welcome, M Dyste Cylon, and C R Meachan Edgerton among the group.

Minnesota Deera J Nelson Rushford George Jensen Delavan J G. Gage Lakefield P Hyde Mt. Lake W Ottman Welcome A ” M Dyste Cylon R. Meachan Edgerton

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Aid Ad

For over sixty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for teething pain and wind colic. It soothes the child, softens gums, relieves pain, and aids diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle. Sold everywhere by all druggists. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Mrs. Winslow

City council urged to back maximum rate franchise

Rock Island business leaders and the Rock Island Business Men's association press the council to oppose the Central Union Telephone Co. plan. They demand a maximum rate, protection for the public, and amendments for better conditions while noting the company seeks a 25 year franchise and underground wires. Several aldermen delay voting to gauge public sentiment at a Saturday meeting.

Rock Island Rock Island Club Rock Island City Council Central Union Telephone Co Club Rock Island Business Men's Association

Investors buy horses and farm gear for Alberta project

Montgomery, Charles C North and F M DeWitt in Chicago purchased nineteen horses and farm equipment for the Moline-Strathmore Development Co. Six carloads of farm implements and fifty horses will be shipped to Strathmore and Airdrie districts, Alberta, near Calgary, late February. The venture plans six dwellings and 26.5 miles of fence on a 4124 acre Strathmore farm, with soil cultivation starting in March. Gustus, linked to Airdrie, reports 7000 bushels from 158 acres of winter wheat and aims for 320 acres, plus a cooperative farming company with friends owning over 5000 acres of winter wheat.

RK J) Montgomery Charles C North F M DeWitt Chicago Moline-Strathmore Development Co Moline Strathmore Airdrie Alberta Calvary Gustus

Rural mail route changes take effect Friday

Changes in the rural mail routes will go into effect Friday Part of the Hampton and Port Byron routes will be given to the new Hillsdale route. Omar Karr of Rock Falls visits relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs. Sylvester Dailey spent Sunday with Lyman Dailey. Miss Bessie Cook visits her brother Harry. Bam Schafer and children ill with scarlet fever are improving. Frank Wake's baby has mild scarlet fever. Miss Dorothy Dailey visits grandmother Mrs. Sylvester Dailey. A variety shower for Miss Margaret Crompton hosted by local girls. George Wake experiences stomach trouble but recovering. Mr and Mrs A Wainwright visit daughter Mrs Harry Cook. Harry Schafer buys Dave Augbrow house and will move soon. Deve takes over farm duties. Schafer family to be missed. Miss Sarah Walker visits Miss Fennie Franklin.

Sarah Walker Fennie Franklin Barstow Alec Dunbar Peter Johnson Gerge Wilson Alpha Hillsdale Gilbert Waters A. A. Waters Jubilee Singers Pitchfork Tillman Parker Jis Baptist Church Bethel Hopps A. B Huston Ramser Rock Island Manda Martin Ira Martin Deverr Col Ephraim Kempster Charles Ashdown Jud Golden John Walker Ed Sands Norfolk Virginia Alma Kale Pallbearers Wagon Committee C C Diliin Colorado Lloyd Mercer Jemse Walker Morrison Frank Schafer Rose Hill Homer Palmer J. W. Hudson Newton John Butzer Urbana Mamie Kale Moline

Remains of Mrs Henry Ellingsworth Rest

Funeral held Sunday at the Methodist church in Hampton with a large gathering. A quartet sang three hymns as Rev W B Read preached on Romans and Corinthians. Pallbearers included Silas Evans George Evans Maine Evans Seth Evans Earl Evans and George Holland. Memorials featured a set piece Gates Ajar from siblings and a pillow from the children. Burial in Hampton Cemetery.

Henry Ellingsworth Hampton Read Silas Evans George Evans Maine Evans Seth Evans Earl Evans George Holland Hampton Cemetery

Hillsdale Gossip and Local Notes Highlight Busy Week

Mrs Bennett of Roseville visited sister Mrs Huston and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Knepher. Local tradesmen, the Jubilee singers profits, bridge completions, and farm appraisals feature in Hillsdale community notes with Ed Sands joining Rock Island naval reserves and several residents traveling to nearby towns.

HiLlsdale Bennett Roseville A B. Huston Henry Knepher Knepher Donahoo McEntire Erie Frank Bryant John Cooley James McCartney Sterling Sarah Merryman Nebraska Iowa Bridge Committee Rock Island County Frank Wood Frank Gillett Lower End Coe Township

Local notes on visits and neighbors this week

Tuesday reports say L. Henien visited her brother and will be away. On Saturday evening Hollis Miller’s wife pleaded with neighbors. L. Day has been visiting her brother, and L. Henien will visit sister Mrs. Wilsgo in Newton township for a short time.

Hollis ‘Miller L.D Day L. Henien Wilsgo Newton Township

W A Jones Sells Local Property

W A Jones sells his residence at 703 Seventeenth street and store at 1414 Fourth avenue plus residences 1616 1620 and 1624 Seventh avenue to Lydia Knight of Kansas City for 16 000 and 18 000 respectively. The purchaser is W S Wooda of Kansas City. Jones aims to buy a 20 acre farm near Smithville Missouri with cash and will stay on as associate editor of the Implement Trade Journal. His son, a student, will help develop the farm.

W. A. Jones Seventeenth Street Fourth Avenue Seventh Avenue Lydia Knight Kansas City W.S. Wooda Smithville Jones Implement Trade Journal of Agricultural College

Chief Clerk Promoted to General Manager Office

Charles Times, longtime chief clerk in the CRI and P division in Rock Island, is transferred to the Chicago general manager's office for special duties. His successor in the Rock Island office is B G Adams. The will of the late J A Rylander of Moline was admitted to probate, leaves all property to Eva M Rylander, wife and executor.

Charles Times CRI & P Rock Island Chicago B. G Adams J A. Rylander Moline Mra Eva M Rylander

Iges 3 de iges 3 de Against Dam

The readable text is limited and unclear, mentioning a case or item labeled iges 3 de iges 3 de against dam with no identifiable people, organizations, or concrete events. No verifiable details allow a proper headline and summary.

Dam Break Reduces Water Head at Arsenal Plant

A severe break in the wingdam creates an opening opposite Thirty-fourth street, dropping head water on the river and cutting power at the Arsenal and Peoples Power Co. plants. Workers are laid off as repairs proceed and the gorge at LeClaire may influence water levels.

Arsenal People’s Power Co Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fourth

Ward to Understand Smart Bet Exchange

Gibbs comments on fairness as Ward and Gibbs debate outcomes and luck in a casual exchange. The dialogue hints at unequal results and the idea that some people receive what they pursue while others do not.

Ward Bibbs Gibbs

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