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Attorney Ligné Lewis provides counsel in a local matter. The record notes involvement of Nad ihd Poli in a related legal proceeding.
12 Sep 1873
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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1873
Page
1
Attorney Ligné Lewis provides counsel in a local matter. The record notes involvement of Nad ihd Poli in a related legal proceeding.
Fragmented OCR notes report on bank and local bond activity including references to First National Bank apita and government bonds. Mentions roads, property, and local figures such as Vinton and Barnard with scattered items about public works and municipal funding.
Bank officers including President Pourk Naisek Vice President Satan WooLotsbit Cashier F Haswenwad and Assistant Cashier are named at Moline National Bank in Woling Illinois. Directors listed include Tohn Goed HW Candee Lobas Creoorype Stephens Porter Sner Yoh MetClendon and others. Notes mention drafts drawn on principal cites of the United States and Europe with prompt attention for collections.
The Moline Savings Bank of Moline Illinois announces its charter by the Legislature and operating hours from 4 am to 5 pm daily with Tuesday and Saturday evenings 7 to 8. Officials include SW Wheelock president and Joe Gout vice president with Frank Goonell and others as trustees and cashier Mitas Wo LoewokEL. Office location is in the Moone National Bank Building at the corner of Wey and Medi streets. Interest on deposits begins January 1 191? at 6 percent per annum.
EkLund watchmaker and repairer offers low prices with warranted work. A select stock of watches clocks and jewelry on band in the Boome bi Moline National Bank building Rodman Street.
A dated verse scene shows a man lamenting aging and wishing to return to youth for love and fame. An angel with a sapphire pen retorts that one cannot undo time and that life still holds gifts, including family. The tale ends with the man accepting a future as husband and father, cherishing his wife and children.
In September the scene buzzes with sunshine on the lake. Feathery clouds drift while wild grapes scent the brake and crickets sing. Butterflies flutter and swallows shine as maples redden and asters thrive. The speaker joyfully proclaims life.
A essay warns that neglecting natural bodily laws leads to early decline and invalidity. It recounts a merchant and a lawyer falling ill from bad meals, late nights, and stress, urging regular meals, rest, moderate work, and discipline to avoid breakdowns. It adds a wolf boy tale and a pedagogic tour of human anatomy and a future Forth Bridge 규모 estimate.
The piece argues that many readers overvalue books while neglecting active, outdoor life and practical experience. It warns that indiscriminate reading breeds superficial thinking and sedentary habits, urging a balance of reading with real-world activity to cultivate true self development.
Gerrit Smith writes to Miss Susan B. Anthony offering money to pay her fine and urging use of funds to promote woman suffrage. He criticizes Judge Hunt for defending the Constitution and cites Daniel Webster as a warning against constitutional worship and its link to slavery.
A 1659 dated letter from John Brown to Rev. Luther Humphrey recounts his forthcoming death by hanging, reflecting on faith and liberty, with references to ancestors and providence, as he expresses resolve and spiritual strength. The piece also discusses the Juggernaut car festival in India, noting government action to curb fatal draggings and a vivid Serampore festival scene.
A poem laments pervasive dust covering people and streets, describing grit in eyes and lungs. The speaker, exhausted and soiled, longs for relief and breathes through the burden of persistent dust. It laments mortal pride and seeks providence amid the cloudy atmosphere and lingering grit.
The writer notes a weak turnout and a muted roar when the idol was raised, marking a decline from past celebrations. Priests blame police and accidents, while some Hindus cite heat and epidemic fever as factors, yet both clergy and orthodox observers lament a less grand festival than before.
The Evening News describes a Portland fire relief train racing sixty miles per hour between Salem and Portland. In eighty three minutes the Capital engine delivered aid, arriving ahead of time despite a late start. A Milwaukee anecdote follows of a man clinging to a post as the train thundered by.
The State School for the Feeble Minded at Jacksonville Illinois will commence its west term on Wednesday September 17 1873. Pupils from Illinois receive board and tuition free. Pupils should arrive promptly but not before that date. No accommodations for friends, but good hotels in town. Street railroad runs from the Junction depot to the public square and to the institution. Co T Wirsur M D Sup t.
The party claims wide public support after twelve years in power and urges voters to back only honest, capable officials. It calls for active participation in local conventions and primaries to ensure strong, principled nominations and safeguards the integrity of the ballot.
A moral reflection urges individuals to accept their true nature and talents rather than mask them with false pretenses. It argues honesty over vanity, noting that others see through pretension and reputations form from genuine character, not surface guiles. The piece contrasts genuine features with counterfeit notes, stressing authentic values over deceit.
A historical notice promotes copperas as an effective deodorizer. It claims one pound of green copperas dissolved in a quart of water will neutralize foul smells when poured down a water closet. It also suggests using it under beds, in hospitals, stalls, markets, and slaughterhouses to suppress offensive gases.
The True Love, a cryolite cargo vessel from Greenland, is the oldest ship known at 109 years. Built in 1764 likely in Kensington near the Delaware, it is 296 tons and reportedly sound with no major repairs, once sailing from Hull to the Arctic whaling grounds.
Annie Welch, described as a muscular woman, faces a murder attempt charge after injuring her husband who she claimed had provoked her by chewing tobacco and staining his shirt. The chaotic testimony included references to rolling pins and social decorum as the motive for the alleged attack.
Describes a European trip by Honalhs UH Roberts editor of the Cuca New York Herald. From Basil Island to Petrovaki Island crowds fill the streets at 11 PM and later as Peter the Great’s fete continues. The sun lingers in a long bright night with Rembrandt like light and unique twilight.
The West begins a grain transfer boom with over 1,614 carloads crossing the Davenport Rock Island bridge to Chicago and the East in forty hours. Receipts today show 1,198 wheat cars and 1,075 oats as grain traffic intensifies via rail and canal routes.
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