Camp Cullom Camp Highlighted In 1879 Militia Report
The article details the 4th Battalion camp at Camp Cullom Springfield Illinois from September 26 1979 including camp layout drills facilities and the governor's address It notes regimental composition totals about 2600 men and praises officers and the 14th Battalion for discipline and unity with a sword presentation to Col Butler and thanks to Lieut Rodman It also mentions social amusements and a rough sport of tossing people in tents and reports on local business notices and social items.
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BATL
Ing
Cullom
Springfield
Long Arm
Othiers
Spnngfield
Uard
Dal
Col. Butler
Fay
Co. C
Rodman
USA
State Journal
Great Western Band
Havenport
Lincoln
Porter
Steve's
Davenport
Simon Hirsch’s
Anderson’s
Stillwater
Robert Ross
Severance’s
Cassel & McKeever
Keator House
Rodman Avenue
Henry A Treat
Topeka Commonwealth
Moline Plow Company
Commonwealth
W. P. Butler
Rock Island
St. Louis
Moline
Moen
Carse & Uhlweller
Geo. Wagner
Carse & Ohlwewler
Clarksville
New York Ilat Company
Second and
Brady Streets
Second Street
Brady
Iowa
Keater House
Dart & Gregg's
Chicago
Henry Wiese
Wells Street
Dr. Piper
Atlantic
General Grant
Omaha
Mendota
Illinois Central
Galena
Fourteenth Battalion
Strayed Cow Reward Notice In Moline
A large red cow with horns nearly touching vanished from J. M. Christy’s residence in Moline. A round strap with a ring was on the horns. Five dollars reward for return or information leading to recovery. Opened saloon at Keater House by George Lyter boasts elegant furnishings and modern features.
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Rock Island
Kinsley and
Dodge
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Lindstrom & Bengston
J. M. Christy
Moline
George Lyter
Keater House
Lyter
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Moline Review
The
Freamt
H. Harwoop
Stewart's
John Batson
L. Moore
S.S. Wallace
Ill
Dillsersten
Silfversten
Ilayden
Jobo Cosgrove
Jennie McGrail
Cyrus W. Smith
Sadie Ethell
Cordova
Justice Cropper
Jeremiah Riley
Alice St. Hodge
Rapids City
M. E Parsonage
J. S McCord
Harry Jennings
Coe
Sarah J. Hughes
Port Byron
Rock Island County
Illnois
Anderton
Adelinn Little
John J Anderson
Monaghan
Arthr Andrum Aynile Morvan
de Atkinson
Wim. Nileon
Bven Carr
John Pierce
Wow Dece
Claus Peterson
Tilda
Elsberu
Charlotta Sackfeld
Thos
Sustataon
G Rinith
Mise Wo EL Hammon
Gos Dana
N.G
J. F. McVeil
J. Rodman
6Th Infantry
U.S. A
Moling
John L. Bullen
Frank N. Williams
Alfred H. Williams
Brooks’ Crossing
Reynolds
C. B
Neal Martino
Cornelius
Steve
Marshal Fish
Stewart’s
Severance
John Peterson
Deere's
Nourse
Severances
Cassell & McKeever
Cassell & McKeever's
Hot & WiLson,Gould & Co
112Th Regiment
Galva
Henderson
Slater
Dimock,Gould & Co’s
Morey
South Carolina
Blackville
P.M. Gen
John Warner
Swan Lake
Madame “A
Europe
Perry Street
Corner 4Th Street
Dr. Gordon
Western Union
Pierce
N. Chester & Co
Anderson's
Gould & Co's
Nourse’s
Plant
Richards & Sohrbeck's
Richards & Sohrbeck
E. H. Pierce
West Third St
J. Zimmerman
Main Street
Dart & Gregg
Swinton
Redpath
Appleton
Richards & Lehrbeck
Cltiter
Simon Hirsch
D. W. Sickele
Anderson
East Moline
Lovejoy
East Ward
D.O. Reid
Pierce's
Lovejoy & Son
Richards & Sohnbeck
Phillips
Richards & Lohrbeck
Ander
D. W. Sickels
le Page's
Berg's Block
Third
Harrison Street
Dr McAffee
Charley Wickstrom
Lynde Street
Charley
Times
E. Smith
H. Woopworth
Moyne Review
J. W. Warr
Louisville Democrat
Review
Congregational Church
Grand Central Union Railroad
Synde Street
Armory
Kahike Brothers