Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse — Moline is located next to the John Deere Pavilion in the heart of the revitalized downtown district. Guests are greeted by a Sinatra-esque, Rat Pack ambiance that has become synonymous with Johnny’s.
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Photograph of Moline Livery in Moline, Illinois with a group of men in front, looking at a brick building that is braced up. The men are dressed in suits. Two young boys are in the group. The building in the background shows a partial sign, possibly a hardware store.
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Photograph of a street parade in front of the Plow Company, possibly in Moline, Illinois.
Photograph of Moline, Illinois, looking north on 17th Street. Handwritten notes with arrows read "Old First Baptist" and "Old First Cong. Church".
Photograph of a group of people at a picnic for Moline Baptist Church in Moline, Illinois.
Photograph of a street view on Third Avenue, Moline, Illinois. Building on right is Moline National Bank. Building in center has sign that reads "Noah's Ark". There are several carriages in the front of the stores. There are some people in the street on the left.
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To be frank, the UDLX Comfortractor was a miserable failure when it came to sales. But the blame for this lies not so much with the tractor's revolutionary design, but with the economy when the UDLX was introduced. Farmers were still recovering from the Great Depression, so they weren't chomping at the bit to plunk down $2,155 for a tractor that had more creature comforts than most of their cars.
Ad that ran in the June 1, 1918 Country Gentleman during the last year of World War 1.
Farmers need thick skin. Intense cold, sheets of rain and hail that hurts like a shotgun blast afflict farmers while out plowing the fields. Under the impression that farmers could use a little shelter from the extreme elements, and that they could use a vehicle to handle both the duties of a tractor and of…
Photograph of the Velie Carriage Company warehouse in Moline, Illinois. This is a four-story structure, located next to the railroad tracks.
Photograph of dancers at Moline (Illinois) Street Fair. There are four ladies in costume dancing on the stage. There are two men under an umbrella possibly selling tickets. Wording on umbrella says "The Hub Sol. Moritz".
