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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1907

Page

7

Corn Growing Contest Entries and Institute Proceedings

The Farmers Institute announced prize winners in the bread making and corn contests. Winners in Lot 1 through Lot 4 of the boys corn contest are named with first to fourth places. Lectures by J. A Went on corn pests and by S. L. Woodburn on farm success followed. committee selections and a parents teachers session capped the afternoon program.

Henry Buckley Frank Case Will Marshall James Woodburn Francis Milliman Walter Fife Herman Sadderis George Hunt L. R Pearsall F. L. Ashdown Will Rievierts Richard Ashdown Wm Nicholson A Sadderis Port Byron Moline Dispatch W. H. Ashdown Farmers’ Institute Mannie Beckman Oak Dresser Fisk & Loosley Co Moline Grace Kay H E. Casteel Rock Island Genevieve Ashdown Silk Umbrella T F LaVelle Ethel Sadderns John Hauberg Misa Kay Cordova Academy W J Nicholson Clarenes C J Golden Hauberg Thorpe Pleasant Unity Presbyterian Church Urbana West Ilinola L. Woodburn Coe Woodburn John Martin Morrison Whiteside County Asadown A Wood Milan S L. Woodburn Port Bvron Port Avron C. J Golden W H Grob Wm Michaels Valentine Smith Smith Jerguson Erd Herbert Freeport

Railway Men Banquet Set by Three Cities March Fifteenth

Ashley Elliott, president of the Illinois and Iowa Car service association, will give the principal address at the annual railway men banquet in Rock Island at the Hotel Harms on March 15. Invitations go to 250 guests. C W Thatcher of Rock Island serves as toastmaster.

Harms Rocksland Ashley Elliott Illinois and Iowa Car Service Association C W Thatcher Rock Island

More Silvis Men Given Wage Raise

Chicago informed welcome word for New Shops employees, affecting about 150 men in the car department carpenters and painters. Each group receives a two cent per hour increase effective from February 1950. Further raises are expected for all labor classes not yet advanced, mainly common laborers and helpers, within the month.

Chicago Car Department

Free Mail Route Near Candee Grove Described

The initiative by Candee Grove residents to obtain free mail delivery moves forward as Inspector Gilbert toured the area. He noted well numbered houses wide walks and street rights of way and praised the preparations while withholding final recommendations.

Candee Grove Post Office Department F Gilbert Gilbert

Florists' Feast Set By Tricity Association for March

The Tricity Florists association met with William Knees to plan the annual banquet to be held in March. Adolph Arp Davenport Mr Steep Rock Island and Mr Knees Moline were appointed to arrange details. The group discussed hot beds and their care. The next meeting will be in Fejeruary park Davenport.

Tricity Florists’ Association William Knees Adolph Arp Davenport Mr Steep Rock Island Mr Knees Moline Fejeruary Park

Bond costs delay Rock Island township tax collector

Willard F Baker of Rock Island delays starting due to bond denay under new federal act limiting sureties. Title Guaranty and Surety quote 750 dollars under the system, about three times prior cost, nearly half Baker’s pay. The change burdens township tax collectors with high bond requirements and related office expenses. Charlies F Dawend reelected Illnois Retail Merchant association director. William Sullivan and Lotz named for terms.

Willard F Baker Rock Island Denay Congress Baker E. H Bowman Bowman Guaranty and Surety Company Charlies F

Funny lodge mix up ends with Belgian joining wrong order

A Belgian candidate wandered into a degree team room while waiting for his molder job. The team prior mistaken him for a fourth candidate and began initiation. Only after ceremonies did the error become clear and the man was released. The article then profiles the United Workmen’s long history and lists fraternal activities in Leola and Colorado.

Belgium Worton Indus Iron Molders’ Union Molders Ordea

Experienced man for county judge in 1900s Illinois race

R. W Olmstead, nominated by the Republican county committee February 14, seeks the county judge position to succeed the late E. E. Parmenter. Born May 6, 1868 in Edgington township, he rose from Edgington to Rock Island and Milan, studied at Iowa State College, taught in Milan, practiced law in Rock Island and Sioux County, served as Sioux County attorney and later assistant state’s attorney, and is regarded as an capable, public-speaking lawyer active in Republican ranks ready to serve county welfare.

R. W Olmstead E. E. Parmenter Republican County Committee Rock Island County Lower End Edgington Township Reynolds Milan Iowa State College Ames Olmstead Jackson & Hurst Rock Island Orange City Sioux County Iowa Staten Weld Heas Republican Party Hila

Resident Nearly 60 Years In Davenport Dies At Home

A long time Davenport resident Mast A Mast of Davenport born October 1 1819 in Brunswick Germany died Friday at his Feber uary building home after age related infirmities. He came to America in 1833 and settled in Davenport in 1849. He worked on river boats then as a merchant and served as postmaster under Pierce and Buchanan in 1853. He was county recorder for two years and later ran a cigar business. He is survived by eight children.

Davenport Brunswick Germany America Pierce Buchanan

Automobiles to be produced at Moline plant expansion

The Moline plant enlarges with a 60 by 90 frame building on Twentieth street to produce autos and gasoline engines. Two models planned a 12 horsepower unit around 650 dollars and a 20 horsepower model about 850 dollars. The Eli inspired design is featured at the Chicago show. Harry Ainsworth buys a Johnson steamer with E H Sleight as local agent, expected March 1.

Moline Twentieth Street N Craig Munch Chicago Harry Ainsworth Automob E. H Sleight Mr Sleight

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