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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

7

Growth of Augustana Synod and Swedish Lutheran Roots

A historical sketch by C J Sodergren outlines early Swedish emigration to America, the rise of Lutheran congregations, and the formation of the Augustana Synod. It notes initial settlements in Delaware and Philadelphia, later colonies in Wisconsin and New York, and key figures like M F Hokanson and Rev TooPkabyarn who aided church establishment amid scattered communities.

America Atlantic Swedish Lutheran Church In America Augustana Bynod Hey C. J Soder Delaware Wilmington Philadelphia Sweden Bone New Sweden M F Hokanson TooPkabyarn Geastrikland Tipher -Petr Prineton

Noted Men to Speak at Augustana Jubilee in Moline

Swedish Americans gather for a ten day Jubilee celebrating Augustana synod and college in Moline and Rock Island from June 6 to 15. An expected four thousand attendees include pastors delegates and dignitaries such as Bishop von Scheele Governor Deneen and Governor Eberhart. A temporary auditorium on the college campus will host sermons with two services likely held at First Lutheran Church in Moline.

Moline Rock Island Augustana Synod Augustana College Synodical Conference Vickers Gustav A Andreen von Scheele State Church of Sweden Charles Deneen Ili Pes GQ A Eberhart Minnnesota Gustavus Adolphus College Peter 8 Grosscup United States Circuit Court Owline Harry Olson Chicago Municipal Court Augustana Colege Pune First Lutheran

Real Estate Transfers in Rock Island and Col­umbia Park

The list records transfers involving multiple parcels in Rock Island and adjacent suburbs. Names include Paul Hollinger, Theophilus Poirot, George S Crump, Hatret A Baird, and others. Parcels reference blocks and lots in McManters, Columbia Park, and Hampton township with nominal sums noted.

Paul Hollinger Theophilus Poirot Mc Marsters Rock Island Theophilus Poiret Rolliinger McMantersr Rock Island T George S Crump Melne Heights Hamton Township Frank Ziethe Hatret Columbia Park S.tvis

Thackham Family Mourns Loss Of 865 Chickens

Edgewood Park reports organized chicken thieves are at large as W H Thackham Irving on Forty third Street loses a brood of 85 high quality Wyandottes Buff Cochins and similar birds. The family found no trace next morning. the theft threatens future eggs and poultry.

Edgewood Park Thackham Irving Forty-third Street Thackhams Edgewood

Special Tax Levy Suits Filed Against Muscatine

District court petitions seek $33 516 19 in unpaid city warrants. Plaintiffs ask mandamus to force the council and mayor to levy a special tax to cover the deficiency. Banks and a utility named in the suits include German American Savings Hershey State Muscatine State First Trust Cleveland Vapor & Light Co JF Devitt.

City OF Muscatine German-American Savings Bank Hershey State Bank Muscatine State Bank First Trust and Savings Cleveland Vapor & Light Co JF Devitt

Cure deafness by restoring the Eustachian Tube

An article argues deafness is caused by inflammation of the mucous membrane and Eustachian tube. It claims nine cases from catarrh and offers a cure via removing inflammation to restore hearing, promising a $100 reward for cases that cannot be cured. It promotes Hull Family Pills and Caldacella Syrup Pepsin as remedies.

Halle Catarr

Rebekahs Honor Mae Crowell At District Assembly

About seventy delegates attend the eleventh annual session of the Rebekah lodges in Swedish Olive hall. State president Mae Crowell is honored with a souvenir spoon after the evening work, as Amy Williams retires. Officers are elected for 1911 with Elmer Oakley as president and eight candidates receive the Rebekah degree.

District Assembly of Order Rebekah Mae Crowell Eudora Lodge Rock Island Cable Lodge Cable Niora Millersburg Amy Williams Anna Roose Florence Maslin Mac Crowell Williams Crowell

First White Child Born Here Is Dead

William Newton Brashar, claimed as Rock Island county’s first white child, dies at his Brashar street home aged about 80. Born November 22, 1830, he lived in South Rock Island, survived by two sons, a daughter, two brothers and seven grandchildren. He kept a fruit farm, helped found Milan lodge of Masons, and belonged to the Rock Island County Old Settlers association.

William Newton Brashar Rock Island Brashar South Rock Island Mr Brashar Arsenal Island Black Hawk Alntha Sanderson Black Hawk Township Milan Lodge of Masons

Doctor Druggist Banquet Highlights Illinois Medical, Pharmacy Ties

Dr F H First acted as toastmaster at a joint banquet of Rock Island County druggists and physicians. W A Meese of Thie City and Dr H B Hemenway of Evanston spoke on medicine, pharmacy and law, praising L D Dunn and urging stronger public health funding. Music by the Criterion Orchestra marked the second annual get together fostering professional harmony.

W. A. Meese Thie City H. B. Hémenway Evanston Speak—Ie Rock Island Frida Moline Club F. H. First W Az Meese B. Hemenway Illinois Criterion Orchestra

Fishing Law Synopsis by Deputy Warden Highlights Illinois Rules

A deputy warden summarizes key Illinois fish law provisions. Seining allowed only in the Mississippi and certain connected waters from Sept 1 to Apr 15. Restrictions include minimum sizes for many species and penalties of $25 to $200 for violations.

Fish and Game Act Mississippi Big Wabash Ilinois Calumet Illnois

Will of the people inspires new political tactic

A political boss and his lieutenant debate breaking the will of the people, inspired by a quip from the almanac. The exchange, reported by Catholic Standard and Times, hints at evolving strategies to subvert public will.

Catholic Standard and Times

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Thirty Eighth Street Sodergren Centser Grove Jamestown Pennslvania Chiecara Andover Gatesou Ted Cheat Owl Mo Ine The United States Esbjorn W. H. Thackham Rey G A Andreen Denkmann Memorial Library Rebekahs Aledo Ert Tria Offi Mra Elmer Oakley Mrs Raizback Clara Youngren O Haver Milleraburg Mra C S Erickson Ladies’ Aid Society Swedish Lutheran Church John Goodmanson T N Hasselquist Dr. Hemenway Tut
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