Democratic School Law Debate and Education Measures
The editorial and notices discuss a proposed Democratic school law forcing children aged 7 to 14 to attend at least sixteen weeks of instruction, critiquing its weak provisions and party politics. It also reports on language teaching opinions, local lodge elections, and community organizational activities. names include Benedict Arnold trio, Gov. of Wisconsin, and various local leaders.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Messrs Payne and
Beals
Senate
Alan
Rumors of a three-firm syndicate in Illinois plow works
reports describe Deere & Co Deere & Mansur and Moline Plow Company being targeted for consolidation under a Boston led syndicate. plans include recapitalization expansion and one management for Deere Co Velie and Deere likely top the new firm with Boston Chicago investors handling the capital. No final papers signed and sale terms undisclosed.
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Moline Plow Co
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C. EA. Deere
Deere & Co
Deere & Mansur Co
Deere
New York
Chicago Journal
Moline
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Works
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Lee, Higginson & Co
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America
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Moline Hosts Prize Baby Exhibition Next Week
A May 21 baby show organized by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A. at Knowles Hall aims to crown Moline as the city with the brightest babies. Entries likely welcome for children two years old or younger, with prizes and small entry fees.
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Evening Dispatch
Rock Island
Moline
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knowles Hall
YMCA Subcommittee Plans County Work in LaSalle
A state YMCA subcommittee met in Moline to map county development for LaSalle with a secretary to organize towns including Ottawa and Peru. The move aims to prepare for a May 25 Ottawa conference and establish multiple new associations across the county.
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F. H Burt
Thaddeus Stephens
Geneseo
Jua Salle
Streeter
Ottawa
Thos Ratcliffe
Forty-eighth Street
Chicago
Walker Buys A Carson Property On Seventh Avenue
Rufus Walker purchases the A Carson property at 2200 Seventh avenue for 8500. The tract includes about 2.25 acres with roughly 240 feet frontage on Seventh avenue. The former residence was built for J G Sallabury, now of Omaha, with vacant ground available east and west for potential lot sales.
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Moline
McBurney
Sixth Avenue
W Walker
A. Carson
Seventh Avenue
Rufus Walker
J G Sallabury
Omaha
Walker
Death of Peter Vertegem After 26 Years at Moline Paper
Peter Vertegem of 1543 Fifteenth street died last evening at 6 o'clock from stomach troubles. A Holland native aged 66, he came to America in 1857 and had been ill for fourteen months. He leaves four children Mrs Charles Bloemsma Mrs Cobert Vertegem and Miss Soflea.
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Fifteenth Street
Moline
Holland
America
Ile
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Cobert
Eter Vertegem
Soflea
Rev Cum mings health improves a proposed Europe trip for quartet
Rev Cumming, aged about 35, recovering from a heart issue, hopes to join a quartet tour to England this summer. The group would include Rev A M Stocking, Revs Brown of Aledo, Heall of Wataga, and Woolley of Galva, aiming to aid others while performing.
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W& Quartetto
M. Stocking
Geneseo
F H. Cumming
Stocking
Cumming
England
Reva Brown
Aledo
Heall
Wataga
Woolley
Galva
Ely's Cream Balm Endorsed By Clergy And Public Figures
Editorial notes praise Ely's Cream Balm as a economical remedy with strong medicinal power. H. H Farrall cites 100 doses costing one dollar with monthlong use. A Iowa Methodist editor endorses its curative value, while ministers report head and throat troubles and catarrh, with B. F. Weeks of Denver calling it a cure for dry catarrh.
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The
Iown Methodist
Ely
Fly
B. F. Mf
Denver
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