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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1881

Page

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Old Settlers Describe Record Mississippi Rise and River Crossing Debate

County correspondence notes the Mississippi overflow at season’s height, threatening bottom lands and fall grass. It mentions road impassability to Muscatine ferry, farmers plowing in rains, local relocations, business moves, and a push for a new river crossing near Fairport with a favorable comparison to Muscatine.

Mississippi Muscatine Ferry Dickinson Chariton George Smith Wood ‘Womacks Taylor Ridge Muscatine Te Place Fairport Jrepair Alwava Blank Dash I.B Robert

Bowlesburgh Letter Notes Health And Local Rail Mail

The writer reports Bowlesburgh residents including Mr Dj who came for diabetes treatment and shows health improvements through spring and summer. The post office expands mail capacity, coal business slows briefly then picks up, Bowles and Donald push entry No 2, and Mr Giles sells his property to Mr D Haines likely moving to Moline. Dated October 4 1881.

Woodbury & Griffin Wilson Bowles &Donald Im No. 2 Thomas Dunken Itherspoon

McNeal Bros Sale Delayed By Weather in Watertown

In Watertown Iowa the McNeal Bros cattle sheep and hog sale was postponed to Tuesday the ith due to bad weather. George Bible bought a horse and plans another soon. Mrs O Brien traveled to Clinton to visit friends. The C B & Q railroad at Port Byron Junction shows a new depot and freight house. Carpenters work on the Mu serum sale and cornelius McGrath takes a rock vacation to attend a Catholic event in Savannah. Owing to high river levels many houses are overrun with mace. October 5 1883.

Imer. Allen Pleasant Valley Iowa McNeal Bros Ith iMr George Bible Mike O’brien Clinton C., B.& Q. Railroad Company Port Byron Junction Watertown Cornelius McGrath Savannah Lowell

Joslyn News Letter Reports Local Happenings and Debates

The Joslyn column notes quiet times with humor and local events in Council Bluffs and Osborn, covering farm prospects for the season, horse disease concerns, road improvements by Ed Joslin, and farm trade at Joslin store. It also records literary society meetings, a debate on a contented mind, the abolition of a vice presidency, and a temperance gathering scheduled at Joslyn school house. John C. Searle returns from Iowa with land in Cherokee County. Mrs. A Searle joins him for a visit in Henry and surrounding counties.

SB Joslin Ifis Ed Joslin John Cowley Kitson Euelpis Joslyn Society John C. Searle Iowa Cherokee County A. Searle Sac County This Henry Joslyn School House Jostys

Port Byron Weather and Local Updates Highlight Storm Damage

A September 24 wind and rain storm ripped roofs from the Dorrance and Devore blocks in Port Byron, with Globe office water damage and roofing efforts underway. The Dorrance block will gain a floor, improving appearance. News also notes a Sept 25 wedding, local shipments of 800 to 1,000 barrels daily, and personnel changes at the depot as of Oct 6.

Dorrance George Moore Devore Globe Office Maxwell House Phoebe C. Pearsall Blair Denlinger Port Byron

Simon Hirsch Plans Expansion on Library Street

Simon Hirsch expects to lengthen his store on Library Street as business grows. He has enlarged his current room to accommodate increasing trade and will extend to meet demand.

Simon Hirsch Library Street

Fragmentary Philadelphia Notice Mentions Mr Walton

Incomplete OCR reads a Philadelphia item involving Mr. J A Walton of 14 si and a Jacobs event or location. The fragmentary text hints at a city notice or social record but provides no clear action, date, or outcome to confirm.

Philadelphia Easy Hour J. A. Walton That City Qu ¢Nthus Kiein Jacobs Ates

City Council Passes Sidewalk Ordinance and Miscellaneous Actions

Monday night council minutes show an ordinance ordering new sidewalks, approval of Dr. Morey’s resignation as Health Secretary, J M Christy allowed to erect an iron stairway, and financial reports from Grover Mapes and Gilmore. Street work costs and proposed Lynde Street tile, water pipe expansion to Corn Planter works, and Grocers Association room use were noted along with a nullified fire limits ordinance and a health quack advert.

Morey Board of Health J.M. Christy Grover Wnat Justice Mapes Gilmore Lynde Street Henderson Division Street Williams, White & Co Williams, White & Co’s Grocers’ Association

Funeral of Mary Hall Observed by Moline Temple Rites

The funeral for Mary Hall was held at the M E Church at 10:30 AM with H L L Bullen leading prayers and the church choir providing music. Some 86 members of the Moline Temple U O U A T attended in full regalia, with six pallbearers and six escorts, and the march to the cemetery concluded with hymns and sprigs of evergreen laid on the coffin.

Mary Hall Miss. Hall M E H. LL. Bullen Moline Temple U O. A.T D. M. Mable F. Anderson Fred. White Terple Templars

Sozopont Promises Fresh Breath and White Teeth

Breeze of the Spice Islands aside, Sozopont is promoted to restore whiteness to yellow teeth and improve overall health. The ad argues persuasion fails with foul breath and unclean teeth, claiming Sozopont remedies these traits and is both healthy and effective.

Spice Islands So- Zopont

Prisoners Attempt Digout Halted By Sheriff

Sheriff Ankrum halted an escape bid by prisoners who tried to dig out using an iron bedstead leg. Extra guards were posted until Friday when ten convicts were sent to Joliet for a total sentence of eighteen and a half years. Bow man and Woods get three years each. Ryan Green Walden and Ailes two years each. McCarty eighteen months. Phillips McGregor and Flaherty one year each.

Ankrum Joliet John Bowman James Woods Matthew Ryan George Green Johnny Walden Enos Ailes John McCarty Louis Phillips Lawes McGregor William Flaherty

Unseasonal Cold Affects Cities From New York To Vermont

The week brought unusually chilly mornings across the Northeast with 35 in New York and 29 in Chicago, frost in Wisconsin, a snow squall in Bangor, ice in the Hudson River valley, and fruit frozen on Vermont trees, as residents endure cold afterteens and freezing points. The ad copy promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy against ailments.

New York Chicago Wisconsin Bangor New England Vermont Hudson River Valley

Equalisation recommendations for county lands and personal property

The County Board of Equalization proposes the same land deductions as last year with various per cent reductions. Personal property and lots stay at current assessments, while the State Board mandates a 19 per cent deduction on personal property lands and lots. Railroad lands remain as assessed. An advertisement urges shoppers to Gould & Co for overcoats offering cash discounts in three cities.

Board of Equalization of Neooe Talatia State Board of Equalization State Board

Morgan elevated in Central Illinois Conference selection

The Inter Ocean reports Rev. A R Morgan of Moline is advanced to Presiding Elder of the Rock Island district with residence at Orion. Rev J D Smith succeeds him in Moline and Rev W M Collins is named presiding elder of the Monmouth district. The paper notes expulsions of Rev Geo F Meredith and C W Sherman for misconduct.

Inter Ocean Central Illinois Conference M. E. Church Canton A. R. Morgan Rock Island Morgan Orion Moline J.D Smith W.M Collins Moline Church Monmouth District Galesburg J. S. McCord A. Z. Gilmer Geo. F. Meredith C. W. Sherman

A Talented Lady's Views on Kidney Cure Praise

Mrs. C. F. Fleming of Missouri, noted artist and state lecturer, writes she suffered kidney disease since childhood and chronic bladder catarrh but was cured by Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. She says it surpassed all physicians and proves the remedy's value to all ladies.

C. F. Fleming Missouri Adelaide Neilson United States Warner

Rock Island Council Pushes Health Reform and Licenses

The Rock Island City Council discussed creating a comprehensive health ordinance system under the Board of Health. P L Cable urged direct council action to regulate slaughterhouses businesses and nuisances with licenses penalties and a health inspector. The council passed an ordinance abolishing the present board and regulating nuisance breeding establishments by license.

Rock Island City Council P. L. Cable Board of Health Oo Cumberlomeo Board of Health and Health Rock Island

Hlegant Millinery Opens Line of New Arrivals

Miss Sofa Kohler has been in Chicago buying stock for the Misses Kohler millinery establishment on Henry Street. Friday morning they will open a large line of the latest novelties. The firm is known for best goods and the lowest prices and courteous service at West Henry Street opposite Holt Wilson’s.

L. B. Mapes & Co L. B. Mapes Wheelock Main Library Street Fisk Hlegant Sofa Kohler Chicago Misses Kohler Henry Street West Henry Street Holt & Wilson's

Grand Jurors Selected for January Term Circuit Court

The Board of Supervisors named grand jurors for the January Term of the Circuit Court convening Monday January 2. Jurors include Cordova James V Bailey Coe J H Marshall Canoe Creek W McMurphy Zuma John McEnary Port Byron W C Rice Hampton J Mill G Boles Moline C A Wheelock H Shu maker South Moline Sullivan Hill Rock Island John Warner J B Koch C Haberloh G W Henry South Rock Island G M Luken Black Hawk S S Forster Coal Valley Wm Adams Rural Charley Simmon Bowling James Hutchinson Edgington Jacob Harris Andalusia J H Britton Buffalo Prairie John Ross Drury Daniel Fowler.

Board of Supervisors Circuit Court Cordova James V. Bailey Coe J. H. Marshall Canoe Creek W. McMurphy Zuma John McEnary Port Byron W. C. Rice Hampton J. Mill G. Boles Moline C. A. Wheelock H. Shumaker South Moline Sullivan Hill Rock Island John Warner J. B. Koch C. Haberloh G. W. Henry South Rock Island G. M. Luken Black Hawk S. S. Forster Coal Valley Wm. Adams Charley Simmon Bowling James Hutchinson Edgington Jacob Harris Andalusia J. H. Britton Buffalo Prairie John Ross Drury Daniel Fowler

Tax Reduction Ordered in Local County

The county has ordered a tax reduction affecting property assessments. Officials state the measure lowers levy rates and reduces bills for homeowners and businesses, with the effect to begin in the upcoming fiscal cycle.

Hats in Fall Styles at Gould and Co

Gould and Co. showcases hats for fall in all prices. Customers can browse a range of styles and price points to suit any budget.

Gould & Co's Gould & Co.'s

Harwood Buys Brick Barn On Main Street for 5000

Hr Harwood purchased from A W Fisk the brick barn west of his own on Main street adjoining Moline Plow Co wood shed. Price is 5000 dollars. The deal gives Harwood a premier double front brick livery establishment under his control and he plans improvements to enhance appearance and convenience of his stables. The barn is described as among the best in the three cities.

Harwood A. W. Fisk Main Street Moline Plow Co

Oil on Litchfield farm report disputed

A report claims Hon. Robert McWilliams of Litchfield Illinois struck petroleum on his farm but the claim is doubted. The note argues coal oil is found mainly in Pennsylvania, which also supplies coal and anthracite for the nation, while noting oil wells in West Virginia and Ohio and suggesting valuable coal beds in those states.

Robert McWilliams Litchfield Ill Pennsylvania Union Ohio

Wasteful Health Quackery Ad and Odd Figures

A fragmented Evansville Tribune item warns of disordered liver and kidney poisons and promotes vile remedies while listing September figures for doubles and singles teams, horses and riders, railroad cars and tickets sold with totals and receipts, noting uncollected funds.

Evansville Tribune Bripcm Tenper Oax Angoat

Fits' Pe jee marvel unfolds amid ascent

A fragmented report highlights an ascent event featuring Fits and the Marvel of Asc, with readers teased by glimpses of a remarkable feat and expected details to follow in later columns.

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Illinois City Bowlesburgh Joslyn Council Bluffs Omaha Bloomington Weather Notes Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkbebe Farrell Peter Farrell Ninty Moruer Testir Nial Dr. Morey J. W. Morey Pacific Slope Golden Gate Dorie Lodge A. F A.M W. G. Morris BroTher Morey Burns W. Morey Pe Jee
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