Master’s Sale in Rock Island Illinois Court
In Rock Island County Illinois a master’s sale is set by decree of the Circuit Court. The property described as lot No. 4 and the north 25 feet of lot No 5 in Nourse’s Second Addition to Moline is offered at public vendue for cash. The sale follows a foreclosure against Albert Aswege et al. and is scheduled for August 1 at 1 o’clock in the afternoon at the north door of the court house in Rock Island.
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State OF Illinois
Island
Col Rey
Chantery
Albert Aswege
Christ Andersqn
Minnie Andersem
Joan Almiot
Matilda Almiot
Rock Island
Rocksland
Rock
Sland
Linols
Eo 1
4Th P
Luy
Moline
Hook Island
Publication Notice in Rock Island County Court Case
The Rock Island County court publishes a notice in the September term for Theresa King administratrix of John King deceased versus Peter King Mary Doig John King Theresa King Henry King Joseph King Annie King Elizabeth Parsonage and Louis King to sell real estate to pay debts. Mary Cole is named in an affidavit of residence with summons issued for appearance on the first Monday of September AD 191x at Rock Island County Court House.
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State OF
Illinois
Rock Island
Theresa King
John King
Peter King
Mary Doig
Henry King
Joseph King
Annie King
Elizabeth Parsonage
Louis King - Petation
Allidavit
Mary Cole
County Court
Rock
Pele Fo
John Wo Kiley
Ruck Island
Osborne
Mdine
Soumly
Hock Isand
Kate
Lllinois
Dourt
Coun
Beck Tal
Hock Island
Dutineth
Aald County Court
Richard A Donaldson
Wm Meese
Inols
Land Opened for Settlement on Big Sioux Reservation
Announcement describes 000,000 acres on the Yankton Indian Reservation near Great Falls Benton Assiniboine lands now opened for settlement. It touts rich mineral coal grazing and farming districts with high quality lands and strong profits across the United States. Contact CH Warren for maps and information. Also notes a Jersey hog sale by J M Stonetaker & sons with cattle catalogues and prices.
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WE Tana
Greal Falla
Ful Benton
Assinniboine
Rales
C H Warren
Gen. Pass
Stu P
Mj& M Ry
Bt Pant
Mino
Iron Molders Strike Over New Wage Scale
Twenty six molders at Iron Molders Quit Work rejecting a newly announced wage scale in effect since that morning. Company president A F Vinton and foreman Kramer defend the cut as necessary to compete for large orders. They say replacements will be hired and hope for an amicable settlement to avoid job losses.
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Union Malleable Iron Works Whiatla
Ir. Kramer
A. F. Vinton
Kramer
Vinton
Moline
Old mines ready for work at Hampton plant
The mines are prepared for operation with water pumped out and crews ready. About twenty five to thirty workers are on site awaiting start next week, with more expected. A. J. Blethen owns the property and A. R. Stoddard supervises, Sam Porter keeps the books, and Charlie Hunter helps in the Hampton store. The operation boasts seventy five horses and 250 cattle, plus 400 on pasture, aiming for ten cars daily once fully started. Jim Patterson plans to take a life partner soon. Mrs. Peter Kneeberg and Miss Cornwall visit. July 20, 1889 REP.
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A. J. Blethen
Minneapolis Tribune
A. R. Stoddard
Hampton
Sam Porter
Jim
Peter Kneeberg
Miss Cornwall
Rifle range sought near Carbon Cliff for Company F
Capt Keesler aims to secure a land plot near Carbon Cliff as a rifle range for Company F. He will survey the site before camp and, if approved, obtain targets from the state for Springfield practice. The Sixth Regiment backs the plan to boost marksmanship over the coming year.
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Keesler
Carbon Cliff
Springfield
Hoods Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Cure Claims
The notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective where others fail. It describes the preparation and combination of ingredients as a “tower of strength” both at home and abroad, claiming unique potency and healing properties.
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Hood
Royal matches and allowances spark public critique
The piece outlines planned marriages within the British royal circle and asks Parliament for substantial allowances for Albert Victor and Louise. It condemns the lavish spending as burdens on the English public, contrasting royal pretensions with American democratic ideals and calling for closer government control of enterprises. It also notes local issues in Rock Island, Davenport, and surrounding areas, including mental asylum relocations and municipal annexation efforts, plus a soap advertising aside.
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Albert Victor
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Germany
Georges
Queen Victorias
Louise
Earl of Fife
Whitman in Camden Faces Poverty Despite Genius
Seventy year old Walt Whitman, the good gray poet, lives in a small Camden room with paralysis from Civil War care for wounded soldiers. The government grants no pension, yet his mind remains sharp and his opinions on current affairs endure.
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Outre
Mio
Walt Whitman
Camden
N. J
Unscrupulous Claims Tied to Patent Med Dr Pee Remedy
A fragmented text fragment accuses manufacturers of Dr Pee Ontarrh Remedy of deception over years. The passage hints at questions of authenticity and public doubt about the remedy’s efficacy and claims.
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al Maapessg
Gogech DR. C.mclane’s
Bio East
In &T. Louis
Fleming Bros
Pittsburgh
Henry Curtis
Island County
Tae
Gale
J M Stonetaker
Mme. Williamson
Eixth
Louis, Mo
Sorel
Wortt Wits Kase
Linnse
Staal
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
City
Ceioagm Milw & &R
Havean Missioner
Wisconsin
Union Malleable Iron Works
Mefusec
Briar Bluff
W. D. Howells
Whitman
Herolam
Jace & Scuble
Mr. Hale
New England
Rock Ireland
Rock Island County
Elgin Asylum
Jacksonville
Kankakee
Davenport
Iibert
Procter & Gamble
American Press Association
Summit Street
Toads
Joaquin Miller
John Wiegand
Ter
Colla Parte
Mg, Fischer
J. F. Lindwall
Lindwall
Fifteenth Street
Illino
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Illin
Baily
Ee Lea
Chi Breed
Es ST. John
Reed
John Sebartian
Chicago, Ill
Toch
St We
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