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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

6

Wholesale raids on local stores alarm Berglund tenants

Burglars forced rear entrances at Berglunds and Al Bene on Fifth Avenue Sunday night. Pane broken at Berglunds drew a stormy report from residents. thieves took watches, knives, twine, stamps, and small items. Officers alerted. burglar fled after a brief alarm amid a storm.

Bureglars Bergluina Fifth Avenue Berglunds Alsenes Thirteenth Street Ivar Johnston

Big field of golfers on the Arsenal links

An unusually large field of Arsenal golfers played in fine Saturday weather. First honors went to C. E. Hanssen of Davenport. Scores listed include Donahue, Stephens, Frank Baker, Wolo Ne, Moses Hothechuld, and A4tin tt.

Arsenal C E Hanssen Davenport Donahue Stephens Frank Baker Moses Hothechuld

William Tell Club Promoting Archery

Archery group plans promotion event organized Sunday evening. Members described as descendants of Belgian chiefs gathered near Pooth osteat and Eighth Avenue, citing a seventy five foot tree as a centerpiece. A wooden bird at the top of a pole is noted as part of the display.

Wits William Pedl Cout Pooth Osteat Eighth Avenue

Spring Wheat Crop At 88 Percent In Early June Report

The agricultural department reports June 1 1907 conditions show spring wheat at 88 to 87 percent versus 93 to 34 percent last year. Winter wheat stands at 77 to 74 percent, oats total 31.49 million acres up 6.32 million, barley area down 1.71 hundred thousand, with rye at 88.1 percent compared to 89.1 percent a year ago.

Agricultural Departments United States Barlesa

Cozy quips on domestic life from Chicago News

A humorous exchange contrasts women’s complaints about servants with the idea that such complaints prove their ability to hire help. The brief cartoonish zinger reflects social attitudes of the period.

Fred Blale Chicago News

Auto Reversible Car Ad Teases Sure Fix

An advertisement claims a motorcar that never needs crawling under to adjust, promising instant upside down reversal if the mechanism errs. The snippet frames a bold, imaginary feature with a brisk sales pitch from a Tit-Bits style quip.

Chandler Bankruptcy Leaves City Funds Tied

Paper records show C. V Chandler & Co served in bankruptcy by three unnamed creditors. Macomb banks closed last November with about 625000 in liabilities, Chandler as leading stockholder. Since, he paid much, but county and city funds remain tied as school salaries await.

C. V Chandler & Co Macomb Randolph Colchester Watch Chandler

Pastor Hall Resigns After Six Years Here

At the Unitarian church annual meeting Rev Hedley Hall declined a call for the coming year and will cease to occupy the pulpit after July 1. He plans a rest this summer and hopes to resume ministry in the fall. Trustees expressed appreciation and will seek a successor, noting the church is in good standing financially and in membership.

Unitarian Church Hedley Hall Dr Hall Hall

Three changes affect Burlington trains in new time card

Burlington schedule updates shift arrival times for three trains. Train 49 from St Louis now at 7:10 am, train 48 from St Paul at 6:48 am, and train 47 from St Paul passes Moline at 7:38 pm, with other trains unchanged. Rumors say Alpha could become a Rock Island St Louis division junction to relieve Galesburg congestion. This could force relocation of thirty families from Galesburg and alter routes from Polk to Henderson toward Monmouth and Bushnell.

Burlington St. Louis St Paul Moline Alpha Rock Island and Galesburg Polk Henderson Rilo Rio Monmouth Bushnell

Fragments of Quotations Provide Satirical Vignettes

A collection of quips on wealth, public perception, and social status drawn from various era sources. A beggar asks for two sons while a merchant and a father discuss gentility and farming, illustrating social norms and attitudes through concise exchanges.

Trains claim life of Charles A. Carlson known as Jumbo

Charles A. Carlson, 31, of this city, nicknamed Jumbo, fell from a Rock Island freight train near Geneseo while dozing after a month of drifting with Bob Lafferty. Trainmen found his body in Geneseo yard at 2 am. he previously left Meline after police court discharge in May. He is survived by his parents and two married sisters. Word was sent to Geneseo to bury him there.

Charles A. Carlson Bob Lafferty Carlon Bloomington Moline Geneseo Lafferty Carlson Green River Sivis Twenty-eighth Avenue

Edgewood Baptist to Use Tent for Worship

Edgewood Baptist Church will hold services in a large tent on the vacant lot beside the church at Fifth Avenue and Forty-fourth Street in Rock Island. The church is being moved from its twenty year foundation to the adjoining lot donated by Mrs Pauline Sinnet. the old site has been sold to Mrs Heck. The corner lot measures 62 by 164 feet and the church will receive a new foundation plus general enlargement and remodeling.

Edgewood Baptist Church Fifth Avenue Forty-fourth Street Rock Island Pauline Sinnet Heck

Peculiar Boxcar Accident on Milwaukee Freight Line

An airbrake failure on a westbound C M & St P freight near No 2 fire station caused an empty boxcar between train sections to break in the middle and buckle upward ten to thirty feet. The rear portion did not slow, requiring the train to be broken and two adjacent cars to hold the damaged car until a wrecker arrived.

DR I & NW No. 2 Fire Station Fourth Street

Walls Finished at Moline Lock Ahead of Gates

The Moline lock walls are completed and cleanup under way. Gates will be installed in about a week. work extends over a month. Night shifts at the lock reduced as eight hour shifts are now in effect following a Supreme Court ruling.

Moline Accordang Supreme Court

Honor to Choral Union Gritic Bows to Local Singer

Local music scene receives praise as Moliners and Moline Davenport and Rock Island stage a notable convention. The Moline Choral Union under Mrs. Edla Lund delivers Gounod and Handel pieces with strong tone and rhythm. Attendees enjoyed generous hospitality and gratitude while finances supported two Thames Orchestra concerts at The Moline Theatre.

Moline Rock Island Davenport Thames Stock Gounod Babylon Spederman Edla Lund

President Roosevelt to embark from Keokuk in October

The president plans a Mississippi River trip next October, choosing Keokuk as the port of departure on October 2. Representative Theo E Burton, chairman of the Inland Waterways Commission, confirmed the decision after discussing the proposal with Roosevelt.

Washington Morine Dispatch Theo. E Burton Inland Waterways Commission Presdent Roosevelt Mississippi River Burton Keokuk

Real Estate Transfers Listed For June in Quad Cities Area

June transfers record numerous deeds across East Moline Rock Island and Moline with buyer seller and price figures. Transactions include Charles Be White to Theophiel Van de Wiele $400 and Hugo Evers to Hilma Mattson $2500 amid multiple lots tracts and additions in Rock Island Moline and Brigg s Place with prices ranging from $1 to $5100.

Charles BE. White Theophiel van de Wiele West East Moline Hugo Evers Hilma Mattson Moline Water Power Co Moline Eunice Bower John W. Yeater Otto Gottsch Marths Todd Kerr & Walz Nowack Elizabeth M. Howards Brigg’s Place Rock d Oscar L. Bromer B A. Glazier Ge Aec M Schieber Jas Mount Addition James Strong Jane Young Wm. McDougal Lot Maplodi Grove H. Castle & Gon Olin Alica Bae

Two Molin ers for Members of Board

New Britain Connecticut June 10 special to Moline Dispatch The synodical council of the Swedish Lutheran churches of America has chosen directors of Augustana College to serve four years Rev Joseph Anderson Boone Iowa Senator F A Landee Moline Ill J B Oakleaf Moline Ill Rev J A Kantz Delta Tie The synodical chosen Rev G A Bradelie Kansas and others

New Britain Conn Moline Synodical Council of the Swedish Lutheran Churches’ of América Augustana College Joseph Anderson Boone Towa F. A. Landee Ill Oakleaf J. A. Kantz Delath G. A. Braadelie Kansas Delphiens

Yeggmen Rob Regaglia Businesses Struck for Stamps

Bandits believed to be the same gang that burgled Coal Valley and Sheffield post offices hit Regaglia on Friday night. They entered the post office Rock Island depot Mallet’s store and Taylor Ridge post office and stole about 30 dollars in stamps and a railroad velocipede later abandoned at Rock Island yards.

Regaglia Rock Inland Peoria Coal Valley Sheffield Taylor Ridge Reynolds Rock Island

Real Estate Sale Ordered in Hegarty Estate

Catherine Hegarty administratrix of William Hegarty deceased seeks court permission to sell the undivided half of parcels 21 and 22 in block 1 of P. H. Wessel's first addition Moline at public auction for cash. Sale to be at the east door of Rock Island County Courthouse. June 10, 1907.

Heaton Ona Ixéon Gust Holm Moline Jo L. Oakleaf Inistes Ohn Ees Johnson Lode Midway South Rock Island Augusta B. Wigand Wm. C. EH. Brobks Block Brooke’ Grove Rock Island Jas. Clark Bo Jig Wee Ete Gust Aiile Johnson Erick Haden Neiston South Moline Harry ‘Amison John’ A. Blomberg Orlando Child Julia B. Winters Walter H Wise J. B. Winter Wilson F. Adams J. W. Simonson East Moline Jas. W. Simonson Samuel W Martin Old Town Port Byron Chas Arenschield Bernhard D. Heah Pleasant View John T. Rah Bernhard D. H. Rah Watertown Ill Esther Hella Et al Geo. Bennett Smalley Ida EB. Campbell Benjamin Rhodenbrrough Grenell Geo. BH. Richmond Blanch R. Robinson Ada E. Campbell Grennell Eilen S. Webber E. H. Stafford Wm. H. Halzinger Silvis C. H. Deere Wm. Mielke Columbia Park Henry Kroeger Admr South Park Benjamin F. Rhodenbaugh David A. Campbell Brasher Emma Smith James Barclay Candee Geo. E. Armagast Christ G. Dack Dickson & Young Schultze Harry A. Schultze Minnie A. Schultze Harry A Schultze Pitts Gilbert & Pitte Firat Fifteenth Street Langmack’s August Schultze Wm. A. Nourae Oloff Atkinson Caroline H. Taylor B. H. Guyer William Reese Edward Reese West Moline Addition

Guardians Sale of William H Parkes Real Estate

In Rock Island County Probate June term 1907 guardian Isabelle Parkes seeks leave to sell minor William H Parkes real estate. Court will hold public sale July 15 1907 at 3 PM at the east door of the Rock Island County Courthouse to the highest bidder for cash for described lands including undivided 1 32 and 1 31 parts of sections and parcels in west half and northwest quarter with details noted in the decree.

Uardian Mifnors Rock Island Said Isabelle Parkes William HL. Parkes William H. Parkes Rock Inlanda Jae Jae, SI Set Se (Slanet Poe

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