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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1881

Page

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County Correspondence Reports Riot Case Arrests and Local News

County letters recount Grand Jury interviews on riot cases and an arrest of Jon M. Bishop for violating the law. Details claim arrest warrants issued August 15 and served September 8. a contention of malice, with remarks on prosecutions and local officials. Also notes a family death from typhoid fever, crop yields, corn seed shortages, school progress, river packet service, and local health notable.

Roth Island Léquatt Jon M. Bishop Jas. Underwood J.P Drury Hit Artids Womacks John Berkshire Mia Sec Alhear Ben Vanuata

Local notes from Cordova and surrounding towns

Cordova reports school preparations and repairs at the local schoolhouse. A new wagon brake model gains praise from judges in Moline and Davenport. A 9 pound girl is registered at Phelps House. The Rock Island County Baptist Church Association is in session with about 72 ministers and families attending.

W J. Johnson LeClaire Amanda Cool K Johnston Marshalltown Iowa Will Moline Davenport R C Cool Gua Schiedifell Princeton Athitic Phelps House Mesers, Jr Ed. Cool Ard Cordova Board of Town Auditors Treasury sThis Rock Island County Baptist Church Association Jason

Prohibition Speeches Highlight Che fair and county talks

Edger Vandenburg led a horse race at Che fair where Marmaduke also posted a good time. A temperance meeting followed with Hon Edwin H Johnston of Port Byron arguing against liquor and tying it to crime, urging duties and licenses be halted.

Eder Vandenburg Beal Marmaduke Hillsdale Fair Thapyaréj Wngell Compton Chas Osborn R.C. Clarke Uma Church Edwin H. Johnneton Port Byron Jeph Rosenfield Hadeneggs Kavanaughs Rock Islan Epck

Local notes on moving plans and visits from town residents

Fragments show AnpaLusps ked at present and mentions John Stender G A bb returning from Tows last Saturday. It notes two men moving to Town this fall to engage in farming and possible merchandizing if Mr Cobb joins. Other items cite Mrs Thompson heading to Leadville and Mr and Mrs A Harker from Iowa after a three week visit.

Onda Buftum IE. P Andrews John Stender G. Abb Cobb Rs. Thompson Is Thompson Leadvahle, Jr A. Harker Iowa Smith aNension Bureau

The Fat Boy in Pickwick Dental Advertisement

An amusing fragment describes a stout figure in Pickwick famed for a fast appetite. It touts Sozodont as a dental invigoration and whitening agent to remove tartar and redden gums, promising pearly teeth and a snowy bite.

Pickwick

Coincidences Mark A Prolific Day For Local Families

Mapes registers seventy six on the sith Miss Fannie Morris counts her years at eighteen on the game day and as has been the custom between them to several years, each received from the other present appropriate G the occasion. Mrs W Cram presents her husband with a plump and promising girl on the same prolific day. The day should be a good omen for the new arrival.

Mapes Fannie Morris Cram

Health from Beauty Aids Promoted by Telegraph Column

A Telegraph column argues that cosmetics cannot replace health and urges trying Hop Bittery for vitality. The piece claims beauty requires health and that the product delivers strength buoyancy and spirits, citing a trial as proof.

France Telegraph

Moving Building Route Sparks Local Permit Dispute

A movable structure received a permit signed by the mayor and aldermen, prompting protest from Grantz, administrator of the Jhsper estate. The object was placed near tinder boxes, raising fire risk and leading to the building halting its move and relocating outside fire limits.

John Mueller Ol Bock & Stange Main Grantz Jhsper

Moline Firemen Parade and City Visit Highlight Civic Pride

The Moline volunteer fire department hosted a morning inspection and parade under ideal weather. Visitors from Rock Island Davenport Geneseo and local companies watched a formal review, praised turnout and uniforms, and adjourned to a Brooks Grove picnic with city officials absent due to the mayor’s Chicago trip.

Wemen Chicago City Atney Rock Island Brooks’ Grove Moline A. O. T. Hose Gus Birkendan George Pinkham Weere Hose Company Hy. Wood Hook and Ladder Company John Kiel Chris. Reese Turners Organization Minnehaha No. 3 Gray Theo. Wheelock A. J.smith Mississippi Deere & Co Union Malleable Iron Co Charley Waters Liberty and Fire King Davenport Geneseo Weyerhaeuser & Dunkman Brooks’ Grave

Schroeder's Store Promotes Low Prices and Broad Stock

Schroeder's Store in Deery's block under Herman Schroeder thrives on cash sales and staple goods. The shop offers dry goods, boots and shoes, yarns, carpet warp, and ladies cloaks and demi, with a large stock and low prices aimed at attracting customers from three cities.

Schroeder Deery’s Block Herman Schroeder Mr. Schroeder Germantown Philadelphia New York

Bowling Township Home News Deserves Dispatch Coverage

Bowling Township boasts a thriving population, strong schools, farms, and diverse crops including grapes and fruit. Notable residents like the McConneils the Kellers Mr Boyer and Major Morris are named along with local professionals and fruit growers. The town lacks regular Dispatch home news and seeks a local reporter to provide updates on community happenings.

Bowling McConneils Kellers Boyer Betty Majler Major Morris Hazen Starkey Jenkins Matthews Dzs- Patch Disratch

Poor Master report for Mollogy two months to September end

A garbled excerpt outlines the Mollogy Poor Master report covering medical attendance medicines and transport for burials over a two month period ending in September. Names and details are incomplete.

W. E. Stevens Ik Poss Daevee

Artesian wells urged as clean water source for Moline

J H Southwell argues artesian water from St Peters and Potsdam sandstones could supply public and domestic needs in Moline. He notes current flow near half a million gallons daily, potential rise to over a million, and purity gaps versus mineral content. He urges thorough investigation into artesian fountains.

Moline Paper Company St. Peter’s Potsdam St. Peter's Ottawa Starch Company Wisconsin Moline J. H. Southwell

Death of Mrs Gottsche at Her Home in Geneseo

Mrs Adolph Gottsche died unexpectedly after midnight at her corner Henry Street and Rodman avenue home. She had worked a morning wash and spoke of pain before becoming helpless and speechless. She was 49, formerly Bertha Smith, with four children from first marriage and three from her second. Funeral from the house at 2 pm Wednesday with Charles Fisher of Geneseo conducting.

Adolph Gottsche Henry St Rodman Avenue Dunn Wessell Gottscht Bertha Smith

Made Ground Affects Moline Foundry Site History

The Moline Plow Company foundry at Wells street and Rodman avenue shows progress as masonry sinks ten feet into made ground. The piece reflects on early settlers, river approaches, and the railroad route chosen decades ago, noting how sloughs were filled and land leveled to accommodate industry.

Moline Plow Company Wells Street Rodman Avenue Earliesr Moline Sand Ridge

Women in a Plow Shop at Deere & Co

A humorous account describes women touring a Deere & Co. plow shop and engine room. They chat amid the clamor, pause at hot iron, and react to the physical toll of blacksmith work, noting the contrast between their perceptions and the workers’ routine.

Deere & Co Gabriel

Heilwagen Case name spelling and weight cited by coroner

Coroner Morris confirms the Hampton woman's name as Heilwagen and disputes Heil wagoner as printed. He notes the sack stone weighed about twelve pounds, and cites strong suspicion against William I Heilwagen, the father in law. Governor should offer a reward if the old man is innocent. The murder is described as foul and deserving punishment.

Morris Hampton Wm. I Heilwagen

City sidewalk upgrades urged for Adelman and Bass Street area

The writer urges Geo Adelman to repair his sidewalk so the block becomes passable. They propose declaring the Wallace’s restaurant walk a nuisance and charging nearby property owners. West side of Bass street is noted for lacking a walk and a hazardous half block, requiring action to protect pedestrians.

Geo. Adelman Wallace Bass Street

Barnum's Great Show Announcement Snafu

A fragmentary notice references Barnum's great show coming to town and a property sale offered to a citizen of Moline about a year ago. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a local attraction and a related real estate transaction.

Moline

Excursion Tickets Offered for Rock Island Trip

The article notes a Wednesday 28 event where an individual will beat Rock Island and the C B and Q rail line plans excursion tickets at a fare and a third for round trips between Orion and Sterling and all intermediate stations to Rock Island and back. An immense crowd is anticipated and most will be satisfied.

Rock Island Orion Sterling

List of Letters Remaining in Moline Post Office 1881

Weekly notice for the Moline Illinois post office lists remaining letters for Sept 15 1881. Names include Alm T H Matzen Peter Ahlander G W Miller Josephine Ashmead Geo Moline Woolen Mills Avenil Ged Morrison Mrs M J Anderton P S Nilson Tilda Betony Millie Parker Maria Bingham Emil Patterson C J Prickwon R E Peck Gustus Erickson Hoon M Perea T G Hylander Reed W W ess Emilié Rotten Chas Ohnton Lilet Rowland Julians ohneon Mrs ynd rg J no pia Johnsone fred Schrontee Wo by Refob Linn A Meddlany Rerk.

Moline Rock Island County Illinois Alm T. H. Matzen Peter Ahlander G. W. Miller Josephine Ashmead Geo Moline Woolen Mills Avenil Ged. Morrison M. J. Anderton P. S. Nilson Tilda Betony Millie Parker Maria Bingham Emil Patterson John Prickwon C.J. R.E. Peck Gustus Erickson Hoon M Perea T.G. Hylander Se Reed W. W.ess Emilié Rotten Chas. Ohnton Lilet Rowland Julians Ohneon Mrs Ynd J Nopia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scott Kenworthy Viola W. H. Pierce Robi Ross Dr Downs Ned Hijnois City Eqgington Robert Cavett Fairfield Laws W. Blowey Will F.muse Presbyterian Church Clagg St. Patrick’s Church Edgington Joslyn Jostys Beautfiers Moline Firemen Rome Mumm Bara Mumn City Council Dmock, Ould & Co R I&p C.B Henry Pengblaze Deere 2 Co Hong Rian Bleuer Schroeder’s Store Dr. Marshall Artesian Water Works Prof Southwell Barnum
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