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Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1910

Page

6

Davenport Chrysanthemum Show Draws City Flower Fans

Davenport hosts a free chrysanthemum show in Central Park Conservatory attracting visitors from Davenport's three cities. The display features 104 varieties, 5000 flowering plants, and a 65,000 plant bedding assortment with special new varieties named Black Hawk Pocahontas Taft Roosevelt and W H Childs. The exhibit runs nightly until Nov 21 with longer hours for lighting effects.

Davenport Central Park Central Park Conservatory Pocahontas Burbank Taft Roosevelt Pyramid of Beauty W. H Childs Coo B. Boehm Theodore Stoelk

Petition filings loom for Moline commission form vote

Rock Island Daily Dispatch reports committee chair C F Grantz urges petition circulators to report by Friday noon. Fifteen petitions circulated, three turned in. A Friday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Moline club aims to file in county court between Saturday and Monday, with Judge Olmsted setting a special election date. In Rock Island Judge Olmsted also orders a city election on the commission plan amid 1898 signatures.

Cc. F. Grantz Moline Grantz Judge Olmsted

Obituaries From Rock Island County Doings

Death notices and funeral details for Mrs. Maria Widerquist and several local residents are reported. The Swedish Methodist volunteer, Francis Black, and others are noted with service times, interment places, and surviving relatives.

Rock ‘Island Francis“Black Hampton Congregational Church D. 8. McCown Moline First McCown G. F. McNabney L. F. Baker Harry Lee Miss Leight Mr Black Hampton Township George A. Crawford Joseph Hermes E. C. Henline A. R. Stoddard M. Smith G. F Nabney Hampton

Canning Season Shows State Farm Savings In Food Supplies

State hospital and Watertown state farm used scientific methods to canned 14 550 gallons of food for winter. Inmates aided by workers produced vegetables and fruits on farm reducing cost versus retail purchase. A local grocer estimates the same goods would cost 6224 in retail market.

Watertown State Hospital

Oe 0 Set and Seek Fortune

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Move to East Moline for New Manure Spreader Plant

The Marséilies shop completes work and ships all equipment to East Moline. J W chell foreman will head the blacksmith department in the new plant. About 200 more men will be needed to start manure spreader production in two weeks, increasing total employment from 400.

Diemanting Bucks Ckawaich Marseilies East Moline J. W Chell Isan Marséilies Worlanen East Moline

Fifth Avenue Realty Deal Nets $75,000 Purchase

The People's Savings Bank and Trust Co buys the Browning property at Fifth Avenue and Fifteenth Street for 75000 dollars. The executor's deed transfers ownership to Nelson H. Greene as bank vice president. no construction plans made yet. The deal, delayed by Browning's illness and death, closes with potential future bank construction depending on business conditions.

Daily Dispatch Browning Fifth Avenue Fifteenth Street People’s Savings Bank and Trust Co C. S. Josephson Third Avenue Fifth-avenue Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets

Walkout at Argillo works after wage cut amid living cost push

About 30 to 35 workers at Argillo works Carbon Cliff walked out when management announced a two cent per hour wage reduction from twenty to eighteen cents. Company says no strike and hopes for peaceful settlement within days. some workers remain employed while negotiations continue.

Argillo Works Carbon Cliff Bred Titterington Argilio Rock Island

Silvis street lighting to get two new 2200 volt circuits

The Public Utilities Co plans two separate 2200 volt lines for East Moline and Silvis to boost street lighting and factory power. Sixteen lights in Silvis will gain more, with additional fixtures pending a new transformer from Moline. East Moline awaits more lights and a new transformer as bids for sewer and water works proceed in Silvis.

van Ae Silvis Fiemiseting Reavy Public Utilities Company East Moline Moline People’s Power Co

Merger Plans $20 Million Bond Mortgage For City Utilities

The merger company seeks a $20 million mortgage in Iowa to cover $10 million in existing debt and $10 million for future improvements. Half the funds will retire debts, the other half finance extensions, with bonds sold to the N W Halsey Co. of New York and Chicago.

Iowa N. W. Halsey Company New York Chicago

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Taft and Commission Rock Island Cail Maria Widerquist Frank Widerquist Widerquist Frank Thirteenth Avenue Swedish Methodist Church Fort Meyer Fla Gust Sweden Florida George Wilson Rock Island County Coal Valley Pennsylvania Comb Island County Wilson N. George Wills Wearmouth Ra L. Wilns Albany Celeniversary S Michael W. A. Miles Pearis John George C. ‘Orr Denver Francis Slack William Davis Reynolds John Walker Mr Davis Perry Waite Davis Marguerite Davis Benton Davia Perry Davia St Charles Charles Dibbern Searstown Masons Rufus Walker Jr Frank Walker Benton Davis J. G Heck J G. Heck A. T. Liepold Lr. Liepold A. H. Arp Charlies Maxwell Hanna Charles Maxwell Hanna Richard Haney Mr. Hanna Anna B. Donaldson Claire Edgar Mary Hanna S. F. Clarke Hugo Rudolph City Hospital Deeree,Mansur Co Naval Reserves Good Templar Lodge Estherdahl Wehuuube Eiphistia Valeeot State FF Army Arthur Landmark Minetta Young Moline High School Chicago University Landmark Bunker Hill Miss Young Robert Browning Hervey Riel University of Chicago Atty Vane Mine Young Eeoe Aoe Fifth Avenue Realty Benson Fifth Fifteenth McEntry Tricity Railway CO Eastern Concern George Macdonald Rorse
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