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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

6

Rock Island Woman Nancy Neal Dies at 70 Years

Mrs. Nancy Neal seventy years a Rock Island county resident died at 11:60 am Wednesday at her daughter Mrs Cornelia Walter 802 Fifth avenue after declining health since Christmas Dropsy and age weakened her She was born Nancy Clawson in Pennsylvania October 7 1823 and came west at 16 settling in Rock Island She married William Neal who died thirty four years ago The couple lived on Arsenal Island during the Civil War and he ran the first Sears flour mill Burial will be in Riverside cemetery funeral at Mrs Walter's home at 2 pm with Rev S Cumming and Rev F B Shult in charge. she leaves a brother a sister three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Nancy Neal Rock Island County Cornelia Walter Fifth Avenue Neal Nancy Clawson Pennsylvania Rock Island William Neal Sears Arsenal Island First Methodist Church

Options secured for Rockton power plant project

Rockton officials report all options in the Rockton waterpower project on the Rock River have been secured and await Chicago promoters to accept. The large project, with cannons mentioned, aims to build a major dam and develop valuable power potential. The Bradner Smith interests are not eliminated, keeping a key paper concern engaged.

Rockton Rock River Chicago Bradner Smith

Business system adopted by Moline ministers at local churches

The article profiles Dr James A. Burchit of Davenport and two Moline pastors, Richard Haney and C A Lincoln, who implement a "business system" in church work. It describes card indices, letters, attendance records, and follow up plans to manage members, visitors, and outreach, claiming improved efficiency and member relations.

St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church Davenport James A. Burchit Burcau Tri-Cities Watt Richard &. Haney Second Congregational Church C A Id Ancoln First Congregational Church Moline Watts Burchit Haney Lincoln Hife Mr Haney Wir Haney Sixteenth Avenue Twelfth Street W S. Marquis Nfe Uncle Dick Thele Dick Habey Mo Nne Hida Panto Twin-Cities

Two Petit Juries Drawn For May 9 And May 23

Fourteen Moline men named in the first panel and sixteen in the second will report May 9 and May 23. The lists include Canoe Creek Hugh Walker Moline Carl Kronheim and others. South Rock Island James Kerr and partners. and many names across Rock Island South Moline Andalusia Coal Valley and surrounding areas. A separate note reports Mr Furgie’s return from embalming study and an upcoming Illinois judges meeting in Springfield. A burglary in Rock Island led to a $50 reward for stolen jewelry including rings and a pin set.

Canoe Creek Hugh Walker Moline Carl Kronheim J. H. Brown Harry George J F Lindvall Christ Anderson C F Daebelliehn Eric Carlmark Charles E. Smith Herman Alberts C. F Grantz J W Johnson Arthur Jasper Ed. Quick H. L. Hemenway John Christison Rock Island Louis Roher Oscar Barth William Gross BE. C. Blochlinger John Ohlwe J E. Camp Zuma M Walker Hampton William H Adams A. L. Johnson William Hodges Charles Goldstein Axeamon E. B. McKeever Louis Swanson Crompton W W Bearby Luther C Knox L. MecKinney Robert Brandt O E. Haggerty Charles Crippen Henry Mahon Theo Ritter J R Newton Stewart Kent

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup Advertised

A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup as a remedy for children. It claims soothing effects, gum softening, pain relief, and curbing wind colic, offered at twenty five cents a bottle.

Nutting to Receive $2000 Under Teacher Committee Plan

The Teachers' Committee recommended a $2000 increase for Principal Nutting after a full corps reelection and a favorable reception of the plan at the meeting.

Fourteen At High School Get Salary Increases For 1910 11

The board of education re elected the teaching corps and granted salary increases to sixty five instructors effective next fall. The plan follows the advanced salary schedule begun a year ago. Principal E P Nutting’s pay rose to 2000, with other high school and manual arts staff also boosted.

Board of Education E. P Nutting Illinois Moline Manual Arts School Manual Arts Dickinson H P Corbin Ellen Nystrom Bessie Wayne B. P Nutting F O Austin. Com Julia Gettemy Eng James Chase C F. Schaeffer Edith Broomhall Germ J F Harper Hist L. Mayo Math Emma Melinmath Fannie Entrikin C. A Golding Phys W I. Carberry Bessie Rumsey Grace Warner Edith Barrey Lit Bertha Bassett Adeline Caughey Arith Josephine Holland Gram Florence Kerns Elizabeth Martin Anna Sober Ericsson Anna Wright Ida Lysell Eos Garfield Mary Stoltenberg Ella M. Ramp Eatella M. Sigley Phoebe Ahl Minnie Stelk Belle Denison Mattie Anderson Bad Rose A. Holland Edna B. Reed Christine Sundine 8Dney Fristoe

Village waterworks project advances as funds secured

Welcome news arrives that $8,000 of the $10,000 subscribed by residents will fund the waterworks plant. J. M. Brown of Davenport oversees completion of the standpipe and sewer system which will be turned over to the village treasurer. The board allocates $80 to the Silvia Woman's club for a rustic cottage to be used under club supervision near the rink by the park. The new village board, with Walter G. Baker named village attorney, convenes May 17 and adjourns to a supper hosted by the retiring president George Allabrow.

J. M. Brown Davenport Brown Silvia Woman's Club

Four More Injunction Proceedings Initiated

Applications for injunctions were filed in court Tuesday by George W Wood for the Moline Plow Co. H. W. Cooper Saddlery Hardware Co. Acme Steel Co. and by Mc Entry McEntry for the Lewis Roofing Co. to prevent levying on their personal property to satisfy capital stock tax levies. Action mirrors last week’s East Moline cases with more suits expected and hearings likely consolidated.

George W Wood Moline Plow Co H. W. Cooper Saddlery Hardware Co Acme Steel Co McEntry & McEntry Lewis Roofing Co East Moline

Real estate transfers in Moline Rock Island area

Various transfers record sales deeds and trust deeds in Moline Rock Island Reynolds East Moline and Davenport. Notable entries include Lara P Nielsen to David H Nelson for 375 and Thomas Bradon to Fletcher E Miller for 1200. Also an Odd Fellows class initiation in Rock Island with district officials attending.

Lara P. Nielson David H. Nelson Nicholson Moline Willard L. Velle Chas K Samuelson Emma D. Velle Thos. Campbell Andrew Hussey Campbell Rock Island David Schneidman Wm. J. Sweeney Wait & Walkers Reynolds Paul H. Lorens Geo. W. Crampton W. H. Edwards C. Donahoo Paul H Lorénz Stevens Richard Worthington Mary Tietink East Moline Edward Coryn Camiel Timmerman Daebelsehn Add Odd Fellows D. . Stocking Rockford H. 3B. Makutchan Princeton C. M. Targer Cambridge

TINNERS OF THREE CITIES WALK OUT

About eighty journeymen tin and sheet metal workers across three cities walked off the job. K I Willis reports the strike followed last nights master tinners meeting triggered by Robert Byron, national organizer, threatening a thirty minute deadline and a closure style dispute over open shop. The masters vow to keep shops filled with nonunion workers for a year if needed.

K. I. Willis Robert Byron Springfield Byron

Watertown Social and Club Notes May Day Gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Trout of Abingdon visit their son Ross Trout and family. W M Driggs and family visit with his parents. The baseball team organized at Allsbrow's hall with Jake Schmoke named manager. Various residents make weekend visits and a birthday dance is held.

Watertown Trout Abingdon Ross Trout W M. Driggs Allsbrow Jake Schmoke A J Lavine Geneseum M. Smith Hampten Geo. Dirreen

Ene Manufacturers' Association Declines Individual Aid

The Ene Manufacturers' Association decides not to provide a portion of costs to individuals. M. J. McEntry presents property power proposals to the board of control this afternoon. The association cites that it cannot aid as an organization due to many members in Rock Island and Davenport.

Ene M. J. McEntry Prope Wera Board of Control Association Rock Island Davenport

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