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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1880
Page
6
Jerom DisPaTom explains the mutual and convenient benefits of a building and loan association. He compares paying interest to outsiders with earning dividends through joining the association, outlining savings habits and the ease of obtaining a home via monthly, small payments.
Senator Kirkwood of Iowa challenged veterans at a Muscatine reunion to question Southern sacrifices and the Civil War verdict. He argued wartime actions and postwar memory shaped future conduct and urged reflection on whether harsher punishment at war’s end would have beneficial outcomes.
The writers praise Hancock for courtesy and soldierly ability while noting he never led an independent command or achieved notable battlefield distinction. They contrast his record with that of Garfield, a proven fighter who rose from the ranks of volunteers and West Point officers to greater commands.
At a state convention a faction of Maine Greenbackers adopted a fusion electoral plan with the Bourbon Democrats for president while the anti fusion group nominated their own electors. The split reflects divisions over alliances and party strategy within the Greenback movement.
A reflective fragment speaks of deep joy from a beloved companion. The speaker cherishes her gentle touch and presence, confessing longing to call her theirs while noting her insistence that another be named as dear Will.
The article describes harvesting broom corn when blossoms fall and seeds form, with steps from lopping and tabling to cutting and curing under cover. It notes bale size and shape matter for profit, and details seed removal and drying before baling.
The Manila earthquake on July 18 left ten dead and twenty nine wounded. Shocks lasted about a minute and a quarter toppling the Palace Cathedral and other notable buildings. The next day the Tal volcano eruption offered reassurance to residents awaiting aftershocks. Captain Talbot of the Esmeralda described the catastrophe.
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