Whiteside Judge in County Court Parmenter
A Whiteside judge in county court is noted in relation to a matter involving Parmenter.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
8
A Whiteside judge in county court is noted in relation to a matter involving Parmenter.
J G Osborn argues for transforming the county farm into a center for agricultural experiments. He envisions a local experiment farm accessible to farmers, linking findings from Urbana to improve daily practice and foster statewide innovation. The appeal targets citizens across city and country and calls on county officials to pursue the idea.
Hillsdale and surrounding areas recount Christmas and New Year visits among families including Browning, Hayter, Crase, Martin, and Dalles. Community events include Sunday school program, festival meetings, a skating party, and Royal Neighbors officers election. Reports cover accidents, illnesses, quarantines, road conditions, visitors, and a courthouse note on local assignments and funerals.
List of unclaimed letters at Moline Illinois post office for week ending January 3 1907 includes Ainsworth Miss Laura Barker W Le B Bartrum Mrs Edith Brown Mrs Sarah Burrows Mrs Jo G Callon S R Coaker Nelson Cobbe Mrs Siraean Cannon George Conkin Rev Dailson Missa Ma Erthsaon Mish Ad Filler JB Farlmer G B Gray Miss Grace J Haynes Mra W J Hankina J F Hadlock Frank P Henderson Ola Hines Linn Holland John Is Hunter Mra Kate Johansson Charl Johnson Ed Martin Jobo Myers A B Miller Frank H Moore W K McRoberts Wm McCall Thos Nelson Mimer A O Neal Miss Flos Rich E D Scott George Stromquist Misa Strebble Nels Stanton Maj Burns Swan T Vick Robert W Eastman P M
Mrs. Fannie Epperson died at her home on Forty first Street and Third Avenue at 7 38 am Thursday after three months of heart trouble. She stayed active until moments before death, assisting with housework and remaining cheerful in a strong Christian life. She was born July 25 1863 in Eureka HI and married William Epperson February 24 1885 in Galesburg. Surviving relatives include three sisters and three brothers, with burial planned for Alpha or Eureka.
Chicago market report shows hogs receipts 22,000 with steady to active trade and prices from 6.10 to 6.60 for various grades. Cattle receipts 6,000 steady opening and closing strong. Sheep receipts 13,000 steady throughout.
The page lists corrected commodity prices for Twin City and Rock Island markets. Items include corn, oats, creamer butter, dairy butter, onions, turnips, apples, cabbage, potatoes, beets, and timothy hay with updated per bushel or per pound rates and notes of authorities Brown & Christison, Dune oan TM, and K Q Benson.
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