Interurban Offers AANS Board Right of Way Claim
Village officials respond to an interurban proposal asserting the right of way through the Staack property. The AANS board discusses a $2500 offer.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
7
Village officials respond to an interurban proposal asserting the right of way through the Staack property. The AANS board discusses a $2500 offer.
Watertown officials declined a 2000 bonus from Tri Cities and Northeastern interurban for a right of way, countering with 2600 cash compensation through the Staack property. The plan, a middle ground from initial 3000, involved a board committee negotiating with Staack heirs for access at the village east end near a Staack nursery and greenhouse branch.
The King's Daughters union met Tuesday afternoon with vice president Mrs Foster presiding. The secretary reported the roll call and the tuberculosis committee treasurer stated stamp receipts to date totaled 74652, with several circles still to hear from. Full reports from the meeting follow.
Patrick Wynn of 1436 Thirteenth Street Moline Illinois describes long standing back and kidney pain that improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Jericho's drug store. He confirms the cure was permanent in a January 1910 interview and re endorses the remedy. Sold by all dealers price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States.
A February sky bulletin notes Halley's Comet brightening for small telescopes in Pisces, with the comet near the southwest horizon and set to pass the sun in mid February. It also describes Orion and Betelgeuse, Rigel, Aldebaran, Castor, Pollux, Regulus, and Neptune's visibility, plus upcoming lunar and planetary transits and eclipses.
The text notes circles on stamp fate should have formed January 1 and mentions the girls rest cottage at Chautauqua to which union members promised state support. Miss Beth Howard, state treasurer, receives contributions in Galena as the union, circles, and friends mourn her bereavement after her father’s death a week ago. A letter from Miss Sophie Wright plans a May visit to Moline if dates allow.
Word arrives that Milton Edwards of Los Angeles will travel to Moline after learning of his father George H Edwards death. Survived by widow Abigail Weinell Edwards, the longtime local couple married February 15 1900. Mrs Edwards famed for devoted care during illness and quiet life of service.
A clipped fragment notes a dispute involving a cheese product and a local shop titled Sweetease. The text hints at a community debate over labeling or sourcing within the town market. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
The article compares Halley’s Comet appearances with a 140s illustration, noting its near half sky span in 140 and predicting naked eye visibility before March 23 and conspicuousness after May 19. It mentions a faint 1909 discovery tracked January to February.
The Augustana synod model orphanage in Albany opened with 400 attendees including Veronica Society members Mrs George W Johnson Mrs Axel Toline and Mrs Oscar Anderson. The event featured speeches from clergy and an All Andover orchestra, a furnished office by the church, and a free lunch raising 87 in offerings.
Property owners along 27th Street indicate willingness to give ground for a street railway right of way. City planners outline the plan as the new year begins.
Dr A E Winship editor of the Educational Journal of Boston will speak at the high school graduation exercises for the class of 1910 on June 30. The June 3 opening exercises and school-board actions include teacher contracts, leaves, and staff changes for the new term.
Hanna Mahoney, longtime county infirmary resident, was declared insane in county court and committed to Watertown hospital after claiming a man seeks to force her to marry his son. She reports constant voices and repeated wedding schemes, while William Hedling was also found insane and committed.
Dr Whitey describes a fresh egg test using ten percent salt solution to distinguish fresh from cold-stored eggs. If the egg sinks it is fresh. if it floats it was stored. The note jokes about filing a federal warrant if sold as genuine fresh eggs.
Two skeletons unearthed by Milwaukee road section hands on the Gordon tract near Fortieth Street suggest a recent free for all fight involving tramps. Foreman James Jensen led the crew that found bones about two inches under sod ten feet south of the Milwaukee tracks. Authorities note no recent burials on the site and the area has long housed a tramp rendezvous with frequent fights nearby.
The will of William Schmidt of Moline divides his estate among his widow Mrs Dole Schmidt, eight children, and two grandchildren. A separate praecipe filed in Rock Island for a $6000 damage suit against the Rock Island railroad was entered by Attorney WA Meese of Moline in the circuit clerk’s office. The will appoints Mrs Dole Schmidt as executrix and names the family survivors.
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