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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1889
Page
5
A sprawling 1860s column notes visits, accidents, and small events in Moline Davenport and surrounding towns. Mosquito typhoid recovery, private secretaryship shifts, shop additions, a hunter’s giant bird purchase, and a fatal child accident lead a mosaic of daily life across multiple localities.
Dr. Felix Adler reports a groundbreaking urban school program in New York that blends kindergarten and manual arts with moral and intellectual training. Students learn clay modeling metal work and scientific basics through a laboratory method while emphasizing individual development and character.
The readable line suggests a discussion of digging noises and roasting sounds caused by disturbance and common factors. It mentions loss of smell as a potential symptom, but details are unclear and fragmented.
The record recalls John Frederick Hartranft, famed Civil War general and Pennsylvania governor, noting his lack of West Point training yet outlining his key actions at Antietam and Fredericksburg. The obituary references his long public service, militia leadership, and a life filled with honors and activity.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Bales Thiavidale Minwife Hull Rock Island and Joe Marshall Cordova Port Byron with scattered October entries. The reading shows civilian names and places but is incomplete.
Weekly list for week ending Oct 31 1889 shows remaining unclaimed items at Bioline Illinois. Names listed include Brandt Burns Burt Floyd May Gray Johnson Larson Nebn Wilbeltatpo Porter Whitehead Wikstrom Wilson Bertha and Emma. Add advertised when requesting the list and provide the date. Dan Govsn P M
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