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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1891
Page
2
The document surveys Grover Cleveland and Palmer era politics, noting Garfield’s simultaneous roles, Palmer’s ambitions, and the fractious Democratic and Republican tensions. It mentions voter reactions at Chicago, party loyalties, and debates over principles versus expediency in public office.
The event at the Swedish Lutheran Church features a concert by the Svea Male Choir and other ensembles under the Young Peoples Society. Proceeds fund a new church hall, with programs including a Rome in Moonlight lecture and a cantata portion titled The Lord's Prayer.
The newspaper presents a summary of last Tuesday’s interviews on city improvements for the next year or two. Respondents broadly favor paving, extending water works and sewerage, and installing an electric fire alarm. opinions vary on artesian wells and settling basins with some endorsing the bluff reservoir idea for water supply.
A new corporation the Farmers Farm Stock Company with capital of 150000 dollars organized to supply the Farmers' Manufacturing Co. of Northern Illinois. Stock to be subscriptions canvassed by committees. Shares at 10 dollars each, limit ten shares per man. Four fifths to farmers, one fifth to laborers. Factory to be at or below Dixon on the Hock River. Secretary E E Kempster of Hillsdale available for inquiries.
An advertisement notes an al written book titled Fruits and Fruit Trees from Star Bros. Nursery in Louisiana. It offers the book free to all who grow fruit through Orange Judd Farmer. The notice targets fruit growers and nurseries.
The People versus George Conrad over selling liquor on Sunday ended with a hung jury after the panel failed to reach a verdict. Pat Doran, later located in Davenport, faced possible contempt fines. trial to be resumed Monday afternoon with Doran's attendance expected.
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