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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1881

Page

8

Islander Plunges From Ferry and Is Drowned

Jas W Boyle, a well known Island resident, leaped from a ferry at about 1 g o'clock this morning and was swept away. He had been in Davenport and was returning home when he threw off coat and hat and vanished into the swift river. Recovery efforts have not yet begun due to depth and current. The Boyle name recalls Bailey and Boyle merchants once prominent in the county, now fallen on hard times.

Jas. Wi Boyle Bailey & Boyle Bailey

Duck party buckles under Willowsland mud and wrecks

Levi Cralle led Abe Smith Phil Ellis Chas Ellis and Thos Hogg to Willowsland for duck shooting. The trip returned Sunday with 40 ducks, but a mud puddle on the river road dumped the wagon and injured occupants. No serious injuries but possible damages loom, prompting calls to Highway Commissioners over the unsafe river road.

Levi Cralle Abe Smith Phil Chas Ellis Thos Hogg Willowsland Meredosia Grinnell School Mr. Crane Cralle

Beauty remedies promise health and glow in advert column

An advertisement extols cosmetics and facial beauty products from Frarce period vendors. It touts health and strength from tonics like Hop Bitters and invites readers to see another column for proof and ladies’ tips on achieving fair skin and rosy cheeks.

Jen

Smithe Defends His Beliefs Amid Paper Wars

Cambridge Chronicle editor Smithe faces rumor and mockery over his name and religious stances. He publicly affirms affection for Methodists and prays for unity in the New Jerusalem. Subscription terms set at $2 a year with inquiries on readers' religious views.

Smithe Cambridge Cambridge Chronicle Smith Smith-e Smith-q Methousets Ile Con- Aah New Jerusalem

Henrys Carbolic Salve The Hest Salve for Skin Ailments

The salve claims universal usefulness for cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum tetter corns and all skin defects. It markets itself as the best salve in Bem with a price of one cent.

Enry

A Bull Against the County Voices Reform Critics

A long critique denounces a county investigation as a revenge plot by reformers. It argues the Board of Supervisors harassed Ex-Treasurer Porter with expensive, unsuccessful suits, causing costs to fall on taxpayers while exposing alleged malice and mismanagement. It details fees and expenses incurred in the actions.

Board of Supervisors Porter Thomas Reid Rock Island Sturgeon & Olsen Connally & McNeal the Rock Iv George Crawford Quincy McNeal Will Perkins

A Remarkable Cure for Dyspepsia Wells Health Reliever

A note promoting Wells Health Reliever as a superior tonic for dyspepsia and liver relief priced at $1.00. Distributed by Richards & Sohrbeck, Maline, with druggists serving as depots.

Wells Richards & Sohrbeck Maline

Exhumation in Hampton Case Reveals Skull Marks

Coroner Morris and Dr Davison exhumed Mrs Heilwagen’s body in Hampton township and found skull blows with a new facial impact noted. The skull and organs were moved to Moline. Suspicion centers on the father in law, jailed in Rack Island, but only a Circuit Court trial can prove guilt. The act is described as a damning foul murder.

Morris Davison Hampton Township Heilwagen Rack 'Sland Dc Gallion Cambridge

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Sale Notice

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions. Guarantied to give satisfaction or money refunded at twenty five cents per box sold by Richards and Sotirbeck.

Bucklen Arnica Richards & Sotirbeck

Music in Public Schools in Muscatine Teachers

Professor House of Muscatine begins music instruction in Moling Heo schools with a trained Cleveland instructor. He will dedicate one day weekly and about half an hour per room. The aim is to bring music into classrooms and homes, enriching domestic life and public school culture.

Prof House Muscatine Moling Heo Wald Todd Ila Cleveland Ohio Ile Allgwa

Be Punctual Public Schools Urge Regular Attendance

The notice stresses punctual, regular attendance for fall and winter terms. It warns irregular attendance harms progress, as missed days delay work, push students to lower grades, and hinder teacher planning. Schools run five days a week, six hours daily, with shorter time for younger pupils. Parents urged to ensure consistency for better term results.

Prize reward claims divided among several savers

The Cambridge Chronicle reports a $1,000 reward for the murderers of Mr and Mrs Thos Dilley. The Board of Supervisors divides the prize among Henry Levite Ramer, John F. Whitson, Geo Phillips, and D D Mitchell, leaving Dorm Holt’s claim ignored.

Cambridge Chronicle Henry Co Thos Dilley D.A. Holt Moline Geo W Phillipa Geneseo C.A Ball Henry Levitt Morrison D. D. Mitchell John F. Whitson Clinton Iowa Board of Supervisors Henry Levite Ramer H Ph Geof Phillips Mitchel Holt

Sleight family transfers Union Malleable Iron stake

Mr Ed Sleight states his father closed the one third interest in Union Malleable Iron Walks to W T Bull. The transfer occurs October ret as N O Sleight and Ed depart the office. Capital stock is 170000 with a one third share of 30000. Details of premium or sale terms are unknown. The accession of Mr Ball brings a skilled businessman to the company and the Sleight family is unlikely to move from Moline.

Ed Sleight W.T Bull N. O. Sleight Hall Ball Sleight Moline

Flowing artesian well found at Moline site

The Henry County News reports a magnificent flowing well struck at Moline at about 1100 feet. Marrs and Miller of Chicago, who sink the Moline well, state a flowing well could be secured here with a depth around 1300 feet, based on recent results and negotiations.

Moline Messrs Henry Co. News

D O Reid Case Continued and County Superintendent Elected

The Board of Supervisors delayed the Reid case until the January term by a vote with one opposing member. They elected no County Superintendent of Schools, so Mr. Sturgeon remains in office over another year. Critics question where Ballard and Zimmerman were during the decision.

Board of Supervisors Sturgeon Ballard Zimmerman

Obituary for Solomon Brunex of Edgington Township

Solomon Brunex an aged Edgington Township resident died at his son Charles in Switzerland county Indiana on the 6th Inst in his 85th year. His son William took him east to see other children but the journey caused a disability from which he did not recover. He and wife had eleven children eight survive. Brunex enlisted at 64 in the Civil War, served six months, and was honorably discharged.

Solomon Brunex Edgington Township Charles Switzerland County Indiana William Bruner Micharbes

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