Day in history for November 25, 2005
- 1855 -- 150 years ago
- Mr. George Abbey is erecting a new livery stable on Main Street between Lynde and Mill.
- 1880 -- 125 years ago
- The Florence Herbert Company will present ''Colleen Bawn'' at the Harper Theater this evening.
- 1905 -- 100 years ago
- The Protestant churches will hold a union Thanksgiving Day service next Thursday at the Memorial Christian Church. The Rev. W.S. Marquis of the Broadway Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon.
- 1930 -- 75 years ago
- William Ethington, 21, an employee of the Peerless Dairy Co. of Rock Island, was injured when the truck he was driving was struck by the Milwaukee switch engine at 12th St. and 1st Ave. The truck was dragged nearly 100 feet.
- 1955 -- 50 years ago
- Announcement was made today of plans for the biggest single housing development in Moline since Molette was opened in 1947. A tract of about 37 acres owned by the King family, north of 23rd Ave. and west of 41st St., is to be platted for residental lots.
- 1980 -- 25 years ago
- Traffic on the new $8.4 million bridge between Rock Island Arsenal and Moline was backed up to the middle of the island as Arsenal employees used the bridge for the first time Monday afternoon to leave the island.
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