Iowa Butter and Cheese Convention Planned at Strawberry Point
Through Col Littler the 8th annual Iowa Butter and Cheese Association meet is set for Strawberry Point on the Davenport line February 19 20 and 21. Other items note Kewanee drum corps a Geneseo fall and local incidents.
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Littler
Iowa Butter and Cheese Association
Strawberry Point
Enfield
Davenport
Corm
Osco Station
Kansas
Osco Township
Kewanee
John Koenig
Koenig
Geneseo
Wm. Welmer
Desense
Port Byron
Will Zeigler
Will Gilchrist
John Bell
Gilchrist & Co
Independence
Iowa
Taylor Williams
Gilchrist
Cambridge
Grand Army of the Republic
Coal Valley
Dixon
Lizzie Daggett
Moline
Silvis
Pleasant Valley
Anéte-James Evans
New York
L. J. Wilkinson
Henry County Infirmary
Peoria
State Asylum For the
William
Depot
Wilkinson, Jr
Northwestern Dairymen’s Association
Mankota
Minnesota
Calvin Buck
Lena Howell
Woodhull
Mr. Moore
Woodhull Presbyterian Church
Gilenburg Water ‘Works Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
Recorder's
Galesburg
Galesburg Company
Monmouth
Monmouth Gazette
Mississippi Valley Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Holds Annual Meeting
The Mississippi Valley Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company held its annual meeting in Rock Island on Wednesday with 805 votes cast in person or by proxy. Directors elected for five years include E H Anawalt Fred Denkman and C M Avery with officers named J B Keator as President J H Velie as Vice President J M Gould as Treasurer and W B Ferguson as Secretary. Executive Committee members are J B Keator H A Ainsworth and E H Donahue. The board lists current directors by term length with E H Anawalt Fred Denkman and O M Avery serving five year terms and other members for one to four years.
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Mississippi Valley Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company
Rock Island
Mesare
E_H_Anawalt
Fred Denkiman
C M Avery
Peoria
J 8
Keator
H Velie
J M Gould
W B Ferguson
H A Ainsworth
E H Donahue
W E Smith
E D Rand
M Donahue
C M Smith
W C Bennett
P M Musser
E H Anawalt
Fred Denkman
O M Avery
Cliff region notes and local changes during holidays
Snow disruption delayed Cliff items while William Carey’s son recovers from illness. Mary Carr spent Christmas in Rapid City. Perry Beckwith and Wickman dissolve their Briar Bluff partnership. Clark Corbin buys a one horse corn mill for chickens but struggles to start it. Quarterly Sunday School Conven tion held with Deacon Edwards of Barstow delivering a prepared speech as attendance rises in the afternoon and evening. M E church revival meetings continue led by Rev Mr Mc.
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William Carey
Mary Carr
Rapid
Perry Beckwith
Mr. Wickman
Briar, Bluff
Perry
Clark Corbin
Deacon Edwards
Barstow
M. E. Church
The Mission Circle Meeting Promotes Mission Work
The Mission Circle of local churches gathered yesterday afternoon in Congregational parlors arranged by president Mrs. Bearby to mark the week of prayer. Members heard stirring calls for overseas mission work and local spiritual outreach. A likely outcome is forming a Women's Climatian Association in the near future.
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Congregational
Congregational Church
Bearby
Congregational Circle
Morrison
India
Moline
Grinnell Opposes Hennepin Canal Plan in Sharp Rebuke
Iowa City Republicans critique Hon. J B Grinnell arguing the canal would be used only three months a year and be dry or frozen nine months. They urge relying on the road God prepared and shipping goods via river, blasting Grinnell for opposing engineers and the canal's feasibility.
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J. B. Grinnell
Hennepin Canal
Europe
Iowa City
Republican
National Congress
J.B. Grennell
J. B. Grennell
Prepare Yourself for Busi ness at the Business College Davenport
An advertisement urges a young man to prepare himself for business at Davenport’s Business College, claiming the school is superior and that success awaits graduates.
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Business College
Davenport
Hood's Sarsaparilia Appetite Booster Ad
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilia as increasing appetite and renewing life and energy across body functions. It invites readers to try a bottle and experience the claimed benefits.
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Hood
London paper notes shoulder costs more than leg meat
A London scientific note claims a shoulder of mutton has about one third more bone and notably more fat and connective tissue than a leg. It concludes that at 20 cents a pound the shoulder is dearer than a leg priced at 25 cents.
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London
Hop Bitters Heralds Barrier Against New Countries
A columnist urges residents of the miasmatic district to barricade their system against fever maladies by using Hop Bitters as a preventive measure against ague, bilious conditions, and intermittent fevers.
Calcutta Exhibition Building Offers 65 Degree Refrigerated Dining
The article describes a refrigerating restaurant at the Calcutta Exhibition Building where patrons can cool off at 65 degrees amid snowy wall decor and frosted glass table fittings. It also notes Ely's Cream Balm as a treatment for catarrh and hay fever, priced at 50 cents. A Putnam, Connecticut incident reports a six year old boy who poisoned a baby by pouring ammonia down its throat, causing near death.
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Calcutta
Lying Lawyers in Davenport Perjury Case Disbarred
In Davenport in 1882 John Quincy Wing and John Fink faced perjury and subornation charges related to Stawthorne v LaClaire. The Scott County Bar pursued disbarment. Judge Phelps revoked Wing and Fink’s licenses, deeming their conduct outrageous. Wing and Fink fled Davenport. Wing went to Texas, Fink to Carroll County Illinois.
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Davenport Democrat
Davenport
John Quincy
Wing
John Fink
Stawthorne
LaClaire
Maquoketa
Scott County
Wing & Fink
Hia
Fink
Bottom
Fort Madison
Nglilly
Clinton
Waterman
Nathaniel French
Fred Heinz
D. R. Nash
Des Moines
Phelps
French
Wing and Fink
Texas
Mr. Fink
Carroll County
Illinois
Burlington
Messrs
Waterman and
Heinz
E. E. Cook
Scott County Bar
Grand Jury Session Drills Court Amid List of Respondents
Circuit Court opens with Judge Smith presiding. Grand jury sworn as names of respondents from Moline Rock Island and surrounding townships are recorded. several fail to respond and witnesses are summoned. Trials include John Volk & Co v Frederick Ehleb with testimony completed and opening arguments begun. numerous common law and chancery cases listed with defaults, foreclosures, and divorces.
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Grand Jury
Edward Cool
Cordova
M. D. Hauberg
Coe
Fred Osborn
Zuma
James Miu
Hampton
Thos
Rosborough
Geo . Adelman
William Josephaon
Ol.moline
Leroy Hoskin
South Moline
Stephen J Stader
Gustaf Stengel
Henry Holland
Chas W Nogan
Rock Island
Mathias Beckman
South Rock Island
Fran
Messrs
Jasper Stango
Moline
J. R. Johnston
David McCullough
Osborn
Jerry Lee
Coal Valley
Jom Overdick
John Hipper
Augustus Benway
Murt Conner
William Swisser
James J Vogel
Abraham Lloyd Wampton
Timothy Gilmore
Jos. Perry
O H. Belden
Iran Pratt
Wm. Mosher
Andalusia
John O Johnston
George Wells
Black Mawk
William Dillon
Danée Creek
Chester Genung
N B Durbin
Eustace
Coren
Charles Barton
Filmore
Drury
Jos
Lloyd
H Miller
Edgington
John
Woodbury
Josep Huang
Chas
Alason
Walter Hillhouse
A Il Wondt
Port Byron
James Mf Montgomery
Ed Hoffman
J Collins
Peter Sophie
Thos E Gray
P M Cheoney
Rural
Yale
M Cady
John C. Young
John Volk & Co
Frederick Jhieb
Walker
David Thompson
William Moore
Py. Plainiff
Circuit Court
Helena Lawson
Frank Long
Oliver Olsen
J . Keator Lumber Company
H P Merryman
Mechanic's
Wiliams, White &Co
Milan
Paper. Co
Mechanic's Lion
Fred Furat
Aristarchus Smith Et al
Peter Stolk
Charles Bobke
John Hosa
Sophia Hoss
Martha A Rodman
John Atkiheon
Oeal
Oliver Olson
Frank E Miller
Alice M. Miller
Marshall, Field
Guy Almond Fisk
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Weib Marthew Jones
Emuel Jones
John Volks& Co
Frederick Ehleb
Bweeney & Walker
Plaiariffs
J. T. Keaworthy
Fourth Avenue
Twentieth Street
A IL Wendt
NB Durbin
Coc
Chester Goring
John Woodbury
John 0 Young
P M ‘Cheenay
M F Drury
John C Johnston
Black Hawk
Charles Amison
Joseph Evana
Thomas Giligrim
George F Wagner
Coats
George Cool
Pratt Deyoe
Peter ‘Tol
J R Criswell
Stelk
Haskell
Henry Darts Bonsy
John M Roeticker
Marla Jonson
Jons Jonson
Bridget McGraw
John McGraw
Atkinson to Exhibit Railroid Gallery in Moline
Mr Atkinson resumes in Moline with a railroid gallery offering cabinet photos for 1.25 per dozen and $8 per dozen, along with $2.50 ads. The trade suggests strong demand as the display runs until March 1.
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Atkinson
Railroid
Moline
Bridge Tender's December Report
Bridge-tender Oakley records for December show 678 double teams 93 single teams 14 saidié horses 44 led horses 20 head cattle sold to Narrow Gange railroad 281 tickets received of Truxel-for crossing bridge with cattle for $3.25. Total amount received is $160.04.
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Oakley
Saidié
Narrow Gange Railroad
Truxel
Moline 1888 Taxes Now Due at City Clerk Office
Taxes for Moline in 1888 are due now. Call and settle at the City Clerk's office in the Reator House. Rumer Renmins, Collector.
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Moline
Reator House
Rumer Rerniens
Trial in Aledo Hears Defense Plea of Insanity
Fragmented report from the trial of Mrs. Stuart in Aledo for the murder of Dr. Brown notes the defense plea of insanity. The article suggests strong acquittal probabilities and indicates the judge will rule on the verdict, amid debate over appropriate punishment.
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Stuart
Aledo
Dr. Brown
Brown
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