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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
2
The Davenport authorities decide a road plan restricting a two mile stretch along Macadamite Road Ayx to a single grade. Supervisors agree to pay 190 dollars for travel expenses while jetisioners cover 205 dollars. the county will pay the remaining balance.
A compact editorial urging strong health as a foundation for achievement. It links appetite digestion blood clarity and nerves to capability, urging readers to stay physically fit to pursue more in work and life.
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier that reaches the root cause of chronic ulcers and sores. It claims external treatments fail and recounts a testimonial from a patient in West Union, Ohio, who says the remedy cured a four year facial sore.
Local East Moline items describe new Ridgeview house assembly and a planned meeting on Friday. mentions of residents Howard, Fred Jordan, Alex Mille, and Van Gent, with updates on sister Mrs Shilling, Mrs McChirkey, and D Halitree. Also notes Fat Fairwan in Chicago and Union Malletale workers resuming work after vacation.
Silvis reports a quiet evening with a new youth event planned. Mrs Good and family will move to Ryckty land to establish their home on Ninth street. William Spewie from Silvia visited Falesburg, while Mr and Mrs Fomk Fleischmaan spent Sunday in Rock Island. John Conick of Knetewood arrived for a stay with Richard Walsh. The Korb family from Silvis visited Willy Me and Daisy Line in Hampton and Moling. Catholics held services at Coy hall in Silvis with Father Cleary officiating. East Moline residents attended. seating at the hall is small but will be expanded next Sunday.
Mrs Frank Allsteson, hospital employee, visited in Moline Monday. William Driggs from Moline visited his parents Sunday. Electa Townsley of Flora visits her aunt Mrs George Scott. A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Peterson of Beardstown. Mrs P Shepperd shopped in Moline Saturday evening. W G Ausbrook is painting his house. Mrs Hendricks and baby of East...
Mollie Matar tars been vietting Roek Ishend for a few Mays Marsie thiber aut were shopping in Rpeek Ishant Saturday Emma Whvzeer Arthur Eckhardt has been ill several Mays Four cats of stock were chipped from Taylor Ridge Tuesday A lecture with etereenticon views will be given at the Ma ehurcht Friday evening Mrs Savage station agent's wife arrived Saturday to make her home here Martin and Bruceett began excavating for the new bank buildings Monday Mrs Katie Garter and Mrs Robert Miller have returned from their trip New Mexico greatly pleased with the ntry
Abe Foster and three children arrived from Colorado on May 2 to spend a month at the home of the former’s parents aiding relatives in the community. Rev. J.R. Spiller preached an excellent sermon at the Baptist church. Mrs. Saunders of Reelsfield fell ill, spent several days at the frame of Mrs. Frank Reynolds, and returned home on Monday. Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter Sophia visited from Thursday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Or. McNall, with Mrs. Daskman, are feeble. Mrs. McNall's rheumatism. Chart Kistler of Hostile Prairie visited Mrs. Wiliam Kistler. The death of Miss Mase McKillip, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes McKillip, formerly of the Hacc now in Ames, Iowa, occurred after a period with consumption. She leaves a brother Hert McKillip and sister Mrs Galvin Stewart.
An old newspaper fragment promotes a product labeled Herpieide claiming it kills the germ causing dandruff. The ad touts a peppermint dressing that supposedly stops irritation and dandruff, offering genuine Herpieite sold by agents in Perron, Michigan, in two sizes for a dollar.
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