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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice mentioning Nene Deedes related to an Eco program and an event labeled 4 Ect Seer a. no clear outcome or full details available.
Wm. Parker of Hillsdale purchases two acres in Cosner Dona hue addition East Moline. A. S. Wright buys south lot on Seventeenth street once from Schwartzenburg family. Keator mill chimneys removed as site cleared for new filter plant building in Moline. Mrs J H Sheley learns of her father John Reynoldsson 83 in Chicago. High schools of Moline and Galesburg unlikely to withdraw but require athletic management reforms. Dr E A Edlin withdraws from mayoral race. Fourth avenue widening options discussed with Nat Smith property deals. Alderman McCashlin offers $25 for best answer on Rock Island tax question. Republican committee approves ward caucuses and city convention. Public asphalt petition on Twenty-first street becomes brick. Porters move to new role. Dorcas society hosts White Fair. Moline Odd Fellows attend dedication with guest leaders. Moline Tool Co incorporation papers filed. capital 31250. Box car fire incident briefly reported. Tax collections for Zuma township summarized.
The sewing society of the Swedish Olive Rebekah lodge plans monthly meetings on the first Thursday. Weddings include William Birney and Victoria Kannert in Rock Island and Thomas Wanzel and Theresa Porth in Davenport. A lively surprise for Miss Florence Gould sparked a two-part birthday celebration with cards, prizes, gifts, and cake. Various community events, travel plans, and household updates fill the social column with dozens of names and locales from Moline, Davenport, Rock Island, and beyond.
March 12 transfers include George W Hamler to Marvin Skinner for two parcels in Moline valued at 2800 dollars and several deeds in Rock Island and Rapids City. March 13 14 items list numerous parcels in Moline Rock Island and Rapids City with prices from 340 to 9800 dollars and multiple grantees.
A sequence of conveyed parcels in Rock Island and Moline areas includes multiple deeds dated March 16 and 17. Notable transfers involve Andrew Stormeister to Christian Guldenpfennig, Mary St. Vrain to Louie Leverich, and James W. Atkinson to George L. Walker, among others, with prices ranging from 50 to 10,400 dollars.
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm or B B B as a cure for blood poison eruptions ulcers swollen glands bone pains and skin sores and claims it destroys cancer poisons in the blood and heals tumors and ulcers. The copy notes thirty years of testing, $1 per bottle, sample free, and offers free medical advice with written description of trouble from the Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Georgia.
The Manufacturers' Hotel association awards papering and decorating contracts for the new Chicago hotel to Marshall Field & Co. They will also handle carpetry and furniture. Workers measure rooms now, with completion required by May 15.
Thomas Wanzel and Theresa Porth of Dasenport William Birney of Lisbon Ill and Victoria Kannert of Moline Alfred Philipp and Elenore A Toen nee of Rock Island Claus Larson of Sherrard and Emily E Anderson of Milan Harrison Burr Engle of Orion and Mary J Harrison of Sherrard obtained marriage licenses in the period.
The Tri City Oil Co board met Tuesday and ordered a 10 percent dividend on par value payable April 15. The board also allocated 5000 dollars to Central Trust and Savings Bank as a reserve fund. Messrs Folsom and McNamara reported on field results, and stockholders are praised for the strong company showing.
The eighth annual Illinois Laundrymen’s association meeting opened in Rock Island at the Harper House with 40 to 50 members. President H. W. Seaman of Canton led sessions. W. E. Fitch of La Salle presented reports. An essay by E. V. Yockey of Ottawa on “The Wise Laundry Man” was read. A banquet followed with speeches by W. B. McIntyre. Current officers: President H. V. Seaman. Vice Presidents F. G. McClellan and W. H. White. Secretary-Treasurer W. E. Fitch.
The will of Joseph Flickinger of Coe township was probated in county court on Tuesday. Dated July 17, 1901, it bequeaths Ida May Ashdown 250 dollars, Ransom E 250, Richard L 300, Josephine L 500, and John L Flickinger 1200. Josephine may choose household goods, and the residue goes to Ransom E, Richard L, Josephine L, and John L. Flickinger, with John L as executor.
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