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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
SAF Legal Historian Dwelie on Revolution. Hebe Santering Hereabeut enet and Fox pve.
The Tri-City Press club heard W Meece discuss the War of the Revolution phase in the region and Abraham Lincoln's Black Hawk War role. He will publish articles from notes while other members and visitors were admitted or offered memberships.
Cooper Saddlery Hardware plans three new factory buildings to expand output and enable inhouse foundry and parts manufacturing. A 90 by 340 brick foundry east of the current plant will be paired with a fireproof 60 by 90 two story addition housing pattern and core rooms, plus a single story 80 by 285 unit for annealing sorting and shipping. Foun dry superintendent B F Paddock, from Canada, will oversee the project and contract bidding within a week or ten days.
A Zuma area column reports Joseph Anderson delivering poultry to Moline, Oliver Zeigler and Fred Heeren repairing telephones between Watertown and Barstow, and farm goods prices rising with corn and timothy hay. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or attend events in Zuma, Hillsdale, Port Byron, and LeClaire, with social and civic notes included. A Rock Island notice warns slot and dice games must cease.
Mrs. Anna Wazh of South Rock Island, 76, was declared sane by a county court jury after an inquiry into her mental state. Daughter Mary Koch sought placement in the county infirmary, with three witnesses deeming insanity and three not interested deeming sanity. State attorney F H Kelly and defense lawyer R R Reynolds appeared. jurors included Dr M J O'Hern and five others.
Rock Island editor W H Dilworth and co defendants John P Looney and the News posted bonds on criminal libel and extortion indictments. State's Attorney Scott said trials for Looney et al would start Monday. Separate cases included Fred Lorton released on own recognizance due to tuberculosis. Desire Van Driessche convicted of burglarizing an East Moline store and jailed.
In Birmingham Midh, June 20 a tale of a log push and a wounded fish comes to light as Deputy Game Warden G. H Toms nets a massive pickerel. The carp’s six inch scar and the dramatic rescue by workers highlight a long disputed incident. Nearby Joseph Whitney reports a strange pull while gathering clothes by Highland lake.
The college plans to use the proceeds from selling Paxton Farm as it sees fit to erect a monument to Dr. Williamson. Directors are empowered to act as they deem wise in directing the funds.
The Augustana synod voted to dispose of the Paxton Illinois farm owned by Augustana College to fund the institution. Proceeds will support the college, valued around 50 000 dollars. The assembly also approved a monument for late instructor Dr A W Williamson and moved to grant women voting rights in synod business affairs.
The Rock Island and Scott County Masonic lodge local association to hold its fifth annual picnic at Suburban island on August 22. No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the island that day. Committee works on event details and final program.
A long list of individuals from Moline Rock Island Davenport Silvis and nearby towns appears as marriage license notices. Names include Erick F Carlmark Ella V Lief Archie V Hagadorn Frances E Lund Lavina Theoth John C Brown and Lavina Theoth, Edward C Jameson Florence A Snook, Henry A Slater Henriette Hintz, George H Richardson Jessie M Willis, Roger Sheehy Katherine Brennar, Richard D Parport Clara Ristaud Coal Valley, Albert Skonberg Ophelia Aster, George D McDonald Sarah Buck, Harley Sion Maggie Kranbeck, and others.
Theodore Krell a 60 year old teamster for Mc Cosh Coal and Wood Co of Davenport collapsed in the company yards about 6 15 pm Tuesday and died soon after at the police station. He had been unconscious for two to three hours.
Roscoe Parmer of Malden visited Ray Parmer last week. Henry Banker has had his bare painted. Wm White doing the work. Miss Irene Jack of Rocksland visiting Ming Eva Open like Miss Nannie Quick spent Sunday at Link Giles. Five freight cars derailed between here and Erle, an axle breaking in one car. Miss Matul Walker entertaining Bernice Reaser of Moline and Hazel Withrow of Geneseo. Miss Marcia Mitchell of Moline visiting Viola Wreath. Ray Parmer purchased one buggy from WH Hudson. Mrs tra Martin and children of Detroit setting teres Mer de Wytur visited Mrs Miata. Mrs Goace McConnel visited Crom Barstow on Carbon Chiff. Wary oe Ching has bewsth on steel. Petey Toboosen owns in Payenport. Thomas Cole and farts visited in Barstow this week. Petahoo shipped four carloads of fat steers last week. Meadames Chris Dillon, Francis Carvy, John Ward and Justin Bailey were do Kha Thursday. Daev consulted over Mrs George Laestie’s stomach trouble. Haane of Colorado visiting his sister Arthur Win Doesmation. Chartte Witset is cooking after Wan Hiaaywers hose. Mrs Johto Hecht wits im Mom Sat Wie ty.
The council canvassed the special election results and found a 673 majority in favor of a $1000 license increase. Saloonkeepers set a sixteen ounce beer glass limit to cut waste, with whisky glasses capped at 2.5 ounces and free lunch eliminated as part of the economy policy.
A public venue known as the Oricon Hen Meet faced a preparatory push to adapt a standard for an economy precaution. Officials consider a $1000 license as part of the conauguration plan.
Tre City Railway Co seeks to raise its capital from 1.5 million to 2.5 million by amending its articles. The move aims to absorb Davenport & Suburban, a merger recently sanctioned by Davenport council. Eastern capitalists, including JI QQ White, are expected in the three cities later this week to inspect merger properties.
In a court yesterday in PR Ingles court the jury awarded C E Dietz $200 against A J Beach with deductions for Beach as compensation for Dietz's work on the assessment role for Second Avenue and Twelfth Street improvements. Beach received $75 for one job and $126 for the other. The rolls were deemed deficient and Dietz was advised by city officials to fix them. Dietz refused a $25 settlement. Judgment for $40 was also reported for another case.
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