Remarkable recovery after pink pills aid Thattie King
Miss Thattie King of 94 Trumbull Street Ithaca New York, once doomed by dizziness kidney disease and heart trouble, regains health after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Her stepfather and mother confirm gradual improvement from January with nine boxes restoring strength, with a notarized affidavit and sale details.
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Tlattie King
Trumboldt Street
Thica
N. Y
Has. M. Burnett
The
Williama
White A Burdick
Hatae
Bedrett
Beever
Tompkins County
N.Y
Wellies
Elealaérs
Ten Hour Day Strike Sways Mutual Wheel Works Bosses Decide
Workers at Mutual Wheel Works demand time and a half for two hours beyond ten each day. Manager McMasters rejects the extra pay, keeping a ten hour day. Similar talks at Dimock Gould and Co may threaten shifts and plant shutdowns due to log shortages. Steamers Moline and supply issues worsen operations as talks continue.
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Mutual Wheel Works
Dimock, Gould & Co .S
McMasters
Deere & Mansup Co
Ciayloves
Ditnoch, Gould & Co
Dts
Ao Sete
Dimeck, Gould & Co
Moline
LeClpire
Williatus
White
Theahnaal Inventors Ie
Assessors Elect Officers at County Conference
The annual assessors conference was held Saturday in the courthouse. Wilson Matthews of Black Hawk was elected chairman and A. F. Schmid secretary. Most townships attended. readings list numerous township representatives. It was decided to assess personal property at 25 and real estate at 3 percent of actual value.
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Aasesdors
Court House
Wilson Matthews
Black Hawk
A. F. Schmid
Cordova
John B. Vandebure
Coe—Robt
Pearsall
Canoe Creek
John
Liphart
Zuma
John Warright
Port Byron
Hunt
Hampton
Andrew Brien
Moline
Bb. Samuels
South Moline
F. A. Anderson
Rock Island
J. R. Johnston
South Rock Island
Coal Valley
Pine Edgington
Chas
Naval Militia Seeks Pay During Readiness Spells
Members of the naval militia have drafted a petition urging pay while in readiness for calls to arms. They argue idle status harms families as subsistence is cut and unpaid board bills accrue. Unmarried members fear they would face unpaid obligations if deployed. Petitions are circulating among divisions. Mrs. J. M. Christy visits Mrs. C. K. Hemenway in Des Moines.
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Tars
Daven
Noted Social Economist to Lecture Here Next Winter
Prof John Graham Brooks of Boston, famed social economist, will deliver six lectures on sociology after Christmas holidays. Tickets priced at $1 for the full series, arranged by Fortnightly Club, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Sevens with Mrs H M Slansey.
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Social Economist
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sevens
H. M. Slansey
John Graham Brooks
Boston
Brooks
Capitil
Dabor
Ane
Pater
Vorwaerts Club Reelects All Officers for Term
A spirited Vorwaerts thijnverein meeting reelected all old officers for the coming term. Reports from officers and the general committee praised arrangements for the turnfest in the city next month. Delegates from Blooming ton April shared a Purietehich report.
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Vorwaerts Thijnverein
George Reimers
Grants
Local Turner Societies Name the General and Sub-Committees
Vorwaarts and C. G. Turner societies select the central committee and sub committees for the district turnfest to be held in Molines in June. The announcement lists names for reception, quarters, decoration, printing, entertainment, refreshments, and order committees plus central leadership and dates. The turnfest opens Saturday June 18 with events through Sunday and Monday at Concordia ark and the city’s main programs including speeches by J L Haas and A H Kohler.
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Thg
Vorwaarts
C. G .Turner
Molines
FL Grantz
Pated
M. Kroeger
Ho Agp
A Ebeling
Re Ping
A] Paulsen
Correspondimagy
Carstens
Tallectork
Jud Mueller
Fo Nelson
Hs.lb
Aldz
Swanson
Hinange
Mars Kroeger
Grant Peterson
Wo Wean- Hor
Wammoutert
G ‘Limmerman
Pat Wandt
Wiedemann
Scllmer
AH Arp
Jhairmah
Augerst Grants
IE Alts
O. Resene
TK Miedthe
Claus Reimers
John Brandt
Herman Harms
J. Wichert Quarters
Arnst Paulpen
HK Miedhe
Albert Grrantz
F. Jeriech
al. Swahson
G .Timmeran
K.stoelting
Theodore Busch
Vo Emandt
W. Ebeling
J. Low
B.D. Altz
HL. Lage
August Miedke, Sr
A. H. Arp
F. G. Bure
Karl Fink
Albert Abelling
HK. Miedke
D. Engstrom
JG. Isebp
H. Altz
G. Peters
F. Gottsehe
G. Flick
J. Schmidt
J. H. Mueller
F.heine
A. Einfeldt
al. Timmerman
M. Holmgren
F. C.hoffman
W. Runge
John Kiel
Herman Hannecke
C. F. Grantz, Sr
Zeitung
Concordiaark
Germany
J. L. Haas
Rock Island
Rogram
A. H. Koher
Unclear Text Record Housekeeping Note
Fragmentary line mentions a residence at 1821 Four Mr a Mra Judson Metzgar and a street, lacking coherent details or events.
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Judson Metzgar
Moline City Council Hears Mayor Swensson Report
The Moline council last evening read Mayor Swensson’s fourth annual message detailing city affairs and future recommendations. He urged a purer water supply and a health department, noted a fiscal year deficit near $12,000, and reported receipts about $770,812 with expenses around $82,075.62. Proposals included buying a new hook and ladder truck team, deposing the light team, and confirming Carl M Nye as plumbing inspector. The meeting also approved examiner appointments and set new purchasing procedures. A resolution praised the city’s patriotic service and promised reinstitution for returning employed soldiers disabled or enlisted.
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Swensson
Ted
Kattilven
Tsu
Eleventh Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty- Tne Street
Alderman Albrecht
Carl M. Nye
Moline Bos
Eratibaten
Chantpaigen
Kewanee
Schmidt
Nye
Serlichente
James Hewson
Plunber
Albert L. Hodgson
Alderman Coryn
Rock Island Board Funds Parrot Gun Mounting
The Rock Island board of supervisors, before adjournment, granted a petition from Buford Post G A R for up to fifty dollars to defray mounting two steel parrot guns beside the old officers monument in court house square. The judiciary committee’s recommendation was adopted. Megsrs Sweeney and Walker were instructed to assist the state's attorney in appealing the storm drain case. Charles Engelmann, traveling agent for an insurance company, visited the Ry today and spoke of naval battles and Commodore Dewey's victory with enthusiasm.
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Board of ‘Supervisors
Adournment
Buford Past
Rocksland
Olfiers
Court
Charles P. . ‘Engelmann
Engelmann
Haror
Dewey
Net Ann
Denver Flyer time card brings faster through service
The K I and P passenger timetable introduces the Denver Flyer with Moline eastbound at 11 95 am and westbound arrival from the east at 8 20 pm, reducing Chicago distance to under five hours. The Minneapolis No 1% arrives 8 05 pm and the 525 pm Rock Island train will through run to Des Moines arriving 10 o'clock that evening.
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Moline
Here
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rock Island Wall
Des Moines
LM Aten
Davenport
Apent
Klondike expedition parties depart by rail and ship
The Hook Island Alaska Mining Co sends twenty Klondikers in two waves from Rock Island and Davenport to Seattle aboard a C M & St P special car. Dr W H Ludwig stays ten days, others join the Seattle group. Capt Knaach leads ten Alaska travelers. steamer City of Rock stand and another boat head to St Michaels midmonth.
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Hook Island Alaska Mining Co
Seattle
Alaska
W. H Ludwig
George Klein
Sam Peterson
Herman Vogel
Natvier Vogel
C.F. Damsen
August Geiger
Rock Island
Henry ‘Rogge
Frank Hitchcock
Adoli Ro
Knaach
City of Rock Stand
St Michaels
Eol Kahlke
Postponed Temple Meeting and County Convention
The WoCCT Uodet organization held a session yesterday afternoon and decided to postpone the Temple meeting to a later time. The county convention planned for this city this month has also been postponed with the new date to be determined.
Twin-City Officers Elected for Union No. 107
The Twin-City Types Twin-City Ps pograph near Union No. 107 elected officers: President Georg L Morgan, Vice President Bert Newton, Secretary Treasurer E. S. R. Davis, Recording Secretary Levi Cobb, Sergeant at Arms Shara Slenion.
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Twin-City
Ps Pograph
Union No
Georg L Morgan
Bert] Newton
RY Davis
Levis Cobn
Shara Slenion
Camp Tanner May 3 Dispatch From Springfield
From Camp Tanner Springfield May 3 weather fine with a light sprinkle. Route march about 74 miles past the state house and governor mansion. Company F returned in fair condition. J M Holt presented a gold watch chain. A R Morgan chain given to another officer. Rumor of a bomb under Sixth regiment building denied by Gen Barkley.
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Tanner
Springfield
Harry Blackman
Ting
State House
Governor's Mansion
J. M. Holt
At & Elogkh
Col
Fo Spdech
Jmp A. Re. Morgan
Sprinighel
Barkley
Soldiers Bring Home Fallen F Company F Members
From Tucson's Evening Dispatch Ames Reese of Company F formerly a bartender at the Union Hotel died of rheumatism at Camp Tamner. Corporal Eastman and Private Anderson were flown home and brought to the station yesterday. The two are expected to return to camp Saturday.
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Tucsay
Reese
Company F
Union Hotel
Camp Tamner
George Eatman
Erick Anderson
Yeesterday
Liding House
Company FS
Eastman
Anderson
Toj
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Miss Hattie King
John C. Thompson
Stein-Bloch
U. S
J. M. Christy
C.K. Hemenway
Prof
Theo Jaghed
Orresponding
George Timmerman Hirst
Turkwardt
Augulet Crantz
Turnwardt
Horace Altz
Ob. L. Nelson
Wardeh— C. Peterson
AL Swanson
Wao.seitfert
Turner Societies
Carl Nne
Hood
C. I. Hood
Pills& Co
Lowell, Mass
Jood
Denver Flyer
Klondike
H.C. Barnet
Sface St
Cinn
Ron Evert
Porter Dernavin
Bezema
Freee
H. T. Moss
Third Avenue
Camp Tanner
Ster
Suramel
Ill
Seb Ave
15Th St
J. E. Lindwall
Molive
Uae
Li Cee Lal Lew
COT CP Na
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