Beets for Sugar Industry Seen as West's Prosperity
The article argues beet sugar factories offer large profits and local employment. It cites Omaha banker and Commercial Club secretary J E Utt, notes Nebraska soil and climate suit sugar beets, and claims Moline Rock Island County could host an 850 to 1000 ton plant with favorable costs. It urges capital and local support for construction.
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J. E
Utt
Commercial Club of
Omaha
Nebraska
Seaboard
Douglas County
Taipei
Germany
Lehigh
Utah
Moline
Rock Island
Att
Dispatch
West
Designer House With Balanced Exterior and Thoughtful Interior
A highly described residence showcases careful exterior design and airy, functional interiors. The large. ten room house features a reception hall, parlor, dining room, archways, open fireplace, furnace heating, and a full basement. Construction uses first class materials with pine finish and half inch lap siding. cost around 3300 dollars plus 490 for plumbing.
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Immert
Mae Seis
AP Payne
Fragmentary note on regional supply and employment impacts
A damaged OCR fragment discusses regional supply chains and employment, mentioning farmers and workers. The text is incomplete but implies concerns about starting supply in the county and benefits to local labor. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
Hospital Staff Reelects Officers At City Hospital Meeting
The annual medical staff meeting of the new city hospital reelects President Dr L D Dunn Vice President Dr F P H Wessel and Secretary Dr F H Gardner. Service rotation schedules set for July February with physicians named for each month. Dr Arp loses secretary post as board elects new officers.
Moline native George Tuffley Visits Family on Fourth
George Tuffley and his wife and son arrived from Canton to spend the Fourth of July with Moline friends. An old-time Moline boy, he has long campaigned for the Nineteenth street storm drain project. He now works at Parlin & Orendorff in Canton Til and recently traveled seventy miles by bicycle with his family, keeping pace with Mrs. Tuffley on the long ride.
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George Tuffley
Canton
George
Moline
Parlin & Orendorff
Canton Til
Berry and Emma Tuffley Wed in Whiting Home
The Rev R C Bryant performed the marriage of L H Berry and Miss Emma Tuffley Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Tuffley in front of about forty friends. The couple will reside in Whiting Missouri where Berry works for Ward Lumber Company.
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R. C. Bryant
L. H. Berry
Emma Tuffley
Apparenta
W. J. Tuffley
Mrs. Berry
Whiting
Mr. Berry
Ward Lumber Fo
Reynolds and Premption Orangemen Picnic Announced
The annual picnic of the Reynolds and Premption Orangemen will be held Tuesday July 12 at Little's Grove five miles north of Preemp toy. The procession will start at 8 a hall near addressen Sw. Peres c.
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Reynolds and Premption Orangemen
Little's Grove
Fourth of July accident injures Ar Packing salesman Neal
Neal, a traveling salesman for Ar Packing Co., suffered severe injuries on the Fourth of July when a carrion cracker exploded in his hands. His left index finger was blown off and his thumb and leg were badly bruised.
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Neal
Ar- Packing Co
Darded
Molders Picnic At Concordia Park Celebrates Labor Unity
A large crowd enjoyed the molders grand picnic at Concordia Park with dancing lasting till midnight. State's Attorney Chares J. Searle addressed labor questions, arguing about production, machinery, and wealth distribution while urging unions to pursue rights through reform and the polls.
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Concordia Park
Chares J. Searle
Library Board Holds Annual Meeting and Sets Policies
The Public Library board met with full attendance. June circulation rose to 1 980 from 1 550 last year and attendance reached 3 115, up from 2 546. Monthly meetings move to the last Tuesday. bills due then. New officers elected: C A Barnard president, Dr C Meyer vice president, H B Hanson secretary. Committees named: book Meese, Barard and Hanson. executive Meyer Tolles Anderton. finance Dunn Sloan and Porter. Miss Kohler to attend national library convention at Chautauqua. Mish Allen to district convention. Kate Trumble of Lincoln announces marriage to Frank Edmonds of Omaha at Council Bluffs Episcopal Church.
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Public Library Board
C. A. Barnard
C. Meyer
H. 8. Hanson
Messrs
Meese
Barard
Hanson
Tri-city
Kate Trumible
Lincoln
Neb
Frank [Edmonds
Omaha
Episcopal Church
Council ‘Bluffs
Trumble
Thomas ‘Trumble
Wvho
Moline
Tri-Cities
Ex‘tant
The
Western Newspaper Association
Edmonds
Child Enjoys Pleasant Syrup of Figs Remedy
A child experiences relief from constipation using Syrup of Figs praised for its gentle action and acne prevention effects. The advertisement claims it as the best family laxative and urges every household to keep a bottle, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
de Littérature
Ks Sera
Reverend Willard Declines Portland Council Delegate Talk
The Rev. W. W. Willard will not attend the National Council of Congregationalists in Portland, after being chosen as a delegate by local churches. He plans a vacation starting next Sunday, with Chicago then likely Washington as destinations, noting July has five Sundays. The First Congregational church will close after next Sunday until the first Sunday in August.
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W. W. Willard
Portland
National Council of Congregationalists
Chicago
Washington
First Congregational Church
Holmberg and Nelson Wed in Rock Sound Ceremony
Oscar E. Holmberg and Misa Elizabeth Nelson of Moline were married Saturday afternoon in Rock Sound. Justice O. E. Cramer conducted the ceremony at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Holmberg
Misa Elizabeth Nelson
Moline
Rock Sound
Justice O. E. Cramer
How Kidney Pills Claim Cure Kidney Trouble
Rock Island readers report Donn’s Kidney Pills cure kidney ills after a mother’s five years of back and hip pain. Mrs H Huthmaker of 927 Twenty first Street says one box reliefs pains, stores back to normal, and she has no further complaints. Claims stress the pills as a splendid remedy and public testimony supports the remedy’s effectiveness.
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Illinois
Rock Island
H. Huthmaker
Twentyfirst Street
Adame Wall Paper Co
Tom
Erin
Mrs Lord Survives Near Death Seizure and Finds Hope
Mes Lord recalls a year of heart failure that left her unable to care for her three children. Doctors offered scant relief and friends saw no relief, yet she credits Plait Pills for Pale People with reviving her strength and renewing her will to live.
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Mes
Lord
Willanta
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