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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1877
Page
1
A long fragment lists prayer meet days and gatherings across towns such as Draide Ma Lunne Diuvem W Ile street Mousse and Tatver Uaell. It names attendees and groups including Rock Island and Hock Island officials, with references to orders, lodges, and court figures like John S Hawley.
A long reminiscence recounts a church built by Godly men around 1788, detailing parish life, worship, and changes over time. The speaker reflects on roots, sermons, hymnody, and efforts to keep faith, while contrasting past and present church practices and decor.
The Advance Walking Cultivator earned the gold medal at the Iowa State Trials. It stood out among twenty cultivators in the 18 percent competition, praised as the best and most advanced cultivator at the market.
Judith Black, a poor dressmaker, moves into the Stedhurst home and becomes the housekeeper for Mrs Stedhurst. Edward, the son, confesses love while Mr Stedhurst debates risks, later discovering a hidden twenty pound note Judith finds in old coats and returns, proving her honesty and trustworthiness.
Madison Bros operates as practical machinists and pump makers offering a range of iron and brass pumps, chainpumps, hydrants, aqueduct pipe, steam engines, governors, improved valve gear, and related machinery. The firm advertises its capability to supply pumps and machinery of all descriptions.
The entry notes Peerless Improved for 1877 from the Combined Cultivator, listing Riding or Walkiza as associated terms.
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