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Left Moline June 6 to seek relief from stomach trouble. Born in Moline in 1852. Widow and two sons.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
Left Moline June 6 to seek relief from stomach trouble. Born in Moline in 1852. Widow and two sons.
James Finley Heck, longtime Rock Island County resident, died Tuesday at his brother J G Heck's home in Moline after two years of illness. Born October 22, 1838 in Harrison County Ohio he served in the Civil War and later lived in Richfield Illinois and Davenport. He leaves a sister, a brother, three grandchildren and one grandson, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
Market report shows hog receipts of 17 000 with mixed quotes across light to heavy categories and cattle receipts around 6 000. Stock listings include Union Pacific 172, Reading 168, Chesapeake & Ohio 81, American Smelters 75, and Copper around 0.50.]]>
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Fourteen Augustana College graduates and attendees at the jubilee form the Augustana Physicians Alumni Association. Officers elected include Dr. G. O. Young as president and Dr. A. Johnson as secretary-treasurer. The group aims to support members and aid Augustana students pursuing medicine, with plans to educate a student for medical work abroad. The article also covers the dedication of the Lutheran Orphans' Home at Andover and reports on related church and society activities.
A river steamer excursion hosted by the Denkmans featured a large party including Bishop von Scheere and wife. The day was ideal and the cruise down the river to Buffalo was enjoyed, with luncheon served on board and the boat arriving at Rock Island just before six.
Hangstow June events mention Mrs C W Kruse and child from Omahs visiting. Anna Adams staying with daughter in Rock Island. Stevensons hosting, Wildermaths back from Savanna. many church and school activities including children's day exercises, prize awards, and a $4.07 collection. Local moves, graduations, and a Gettysburg tablet presentation noted.
Hillsdale happenings include Erie callers Mr and Mrs Herbert Quick and son Everett on Saturday. Mrs B L Hanson learns of her brother Eric's death by a train near Champaign. She heads to Albany to be with family. Woodman meeting draws Charles Ashdown with his new auto. Communities prepare for Sunday church exercises at Methodist and Enterprise churches. Muriel Grace and Florence Sheppard visit relatives in Rock Island. Graduating exercises for Exsterprise and Hillsdale schools set for Thursday evening with six graduates.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Charles Hartis director of the state tree employ er, assessing wheat belt data from Kansas and suggesting a need for unknown resources or actions. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Committees named to run arrangements for the Tweera & Co. picnic promising bigger success with expanded ticket distribution. Music may feature two bands and a ball game between office and factory men. C. H. Melvin to handle the indicator while numerous organizers coordinate transport, ground, refreshments, prizes, program, and dancing.
Marriage licenses list couples from various towns including Rock Island Fulton Moline Milwaukee Milan Sherrard Osco Cambridge and Chicago. Names include Lee Hayden Frances Hill Matthew Simmons Elizabeth Walter Dorothea Hacker Lila Hutchison Maude Evans and several others.
Miss Sadie Parker of Streator leaves Coal Valley after an extended stay with friends in Coal Valley and East Moline to visit Galva before returning home. She is chaperoned to Galva by Miss Kate Sommerson. The Bachelor Girls Club met with Miss Nellie Moran with games music and social time. A luncheon followed and bylaws were adopted. Attendees included Misses Pearl Kate Summerson Josie Murphy Mayme Cora Engle Hilma Johnson and Sadie Parker. Next meeting set with Miss Mayme Engle and Miss Cora Engle. Mr. we deals a. B, wanes Lassie
The condemned inmate objects to the warden reading the death warrant, quipping that this is no time for current literature as the execution proceeds.
Barnard and Leas Manufacturing Co. flour mill equipment spreads to China with a 400 barrel daily capacity mill near Cuina. Moline plant completes gear for the order and anticipates three more mill orders this month. Shanghai agents report a Wuste mill tour praised equipment as equal to or better than the best.
Attorney J. L. Oakleaf counsel for August Safe appeared before Judge Gest in circuit court and again moved to quash the indictment. The court overruled the motion and held the indictment valid. Trial is continued to the September term of court.
A literary girl defines poetry as expressing intense feeling in figures of speech. Miss Cayenne retorts that the man who writes baseball news is surely a poet, highlighting a playful view of writing as art.
A Peoria Journal remark notes difficulty of bringing a bribe trial in the state and likens it to passing a good measure through the legislature.
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