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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
2
Dr Johnston, vice president of Augustana Synod, officiates at the cornerstone ceremony for a new library in Moline. The event dedicates the building to God and to learning as a temple for the community.
Dr Andreen discusses the purpose of erecting a new library at Augustana College with hundreds present. The cornerstone laying at Denkmann Memorial Library marks a key milestone in the college’s growth, followed by prayers, readings, and the dedication of the building to God as a temple of learning.
Mrs Jo Greves of Moline testifies that after years of back pain and kidney trouble, Doan's Kidney Pills cured her completely within weeks. Foster Milburn Co sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
Jury in the Austal Tropp case found 2125 for Thea against Rocksland road and Deere Menaur Co after a trial that began January 10. Tropp, a former teamster, sought 10000 for injuries from a January 22, 1906 accident when his wagon was struck by a boxcar. he claimed permanent injuries and lack of a guarded crossing.
Dr. Marquis delivers a cornerstone speech praising a planned library as a living temple of learning. He envisions a home for books, immortal spirits, and a source of civic and religious inspiration linking ancient civilizations to the Mississippi valley.
Predictions warn of high Mississipp i water as ice breaks up in spring. Ice may jam at Crescent bridge, threatening Rock Island and downtown areas. River men expect breakup around mid March due to February weather patterns.
Aledo area court hears what is described as the last condemnation suit to secure a right of way from the junction to Aledo for the Rock Island Southern. W M Butler faces loss of his residence if the route survey proceeds. A Cedar Creek steel bridge project stalls awaiting delayed material shipped December 29 from Milwaukee. arrival is uncertain.
The state board awarded flour contracts to multiple mills for hospitals asylums and institutions city and state wide. Weidlocher will supply 400 barrels to Watertown state hospital and 200 to Lincoln state school and colony among others at $5 per barrel. Hoyt Co. and Star Crescent Milling also secured numerous barrels at varying prices.
Viking lodge and Olive Male chorus plan a Turner hall fair from February 28 to March, dividing proceeds. Vikings use share for a building fund. Olive chorus covers running expenses. Executive committee includes Carl Carlmark as chair and Alfred Carlson as secretary.
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