Local News Notes on Sales, Elections and Mines
Brief notes cover price cuts on wallpaper and paints at local stores, Easter post cards, fish orders, and a sale at Deimling Bros. Meat Market. Reports of mine pay days amid ongoing suspension, calls for union talks in Illinois, and upcoming school and city elections. Also mentions the death of James S. Minter and a train collision victim from Missouri with local ties.
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Stienhans
Call’s
Barnes
Deimling Bros
DeWitt
S. Kingston
John C. Gebauer
Kuektr & Son
Tur Call
James S. Minter
Pin Oak Township
Sedalia
Edwardsville
Auwarter's
United Mine Workers
Ilinois
Springfield
Important Decision on Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy
S Kingston urges choosing Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. The product is claimed to cure severe coughing and expel the cold without harmful drugs.
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Foley
S. Kingston
Ice Cream Parlor and Soda Fountain Opening Soon
Notice states our ice cream parlor and soda fountain will be ready on or about April 17. Wick Bros. advertise St Louis Times at 30 cents per month. Daniel Peterman, Agent.
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Wick Bros
St. Louis Times
Daniel Peterman
Court House Items Recap of Estates and Marriages
Court records show numerous estate matters with letters issued to guardians and executors, bonds set and final reports approved. Also listed are marriages licenses issued in various towns, with names and ages for Alton, East Alton, Collinsville, Worden, Edwardsville, Bloomington, and St. Louis.
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Frank Boeser
Emma Strassen
Pin Oak
G. W. Murray
Alton Nancy E. Hoop
Frederick W. W. Hamer
Alton Edith F. Giles
Alton Oliver McCall
Alton Ehmma E. Graham
Alton G. A. Love
Kansas City
Yda M. Cannon
Alton Antonio Catalano
Alton
Cruisissa Militello
East
George McGee
Alton Dora Curd
Bloomington
Manuel Hackett
Alton Dora Blanch
B. A. Burness
St. Louis
Emma Taber
Edwardsville
G. D. Baumgartner
Worden Daisy Camp
Worden O. J. Templin
Roy Boyles
Alton Grace Evans
Alton Jesse IX. Denton
Worden Pauline I. Evans
Worden Shepardson Roamar
Real estate transfers and deeds around Collinsville area
August Iberg Jr and wife transfer to August ibere Sr and others with partial land descriptions in sections 11 and 12-4-6 for $1. Frank Niere conveys lot 4 in Dreyer's add Highland to A G Weins for 31 700. Wm G Burroughs and wife transfer to Henry Steinmeyer et al with mineral exception, lot 3 in Wickliffe's add Collinsville for 150. J E Schroeppel et al to Town of Collinsville convey 50 ft roadway in sections 26 and 25-3-8 for 1. John Stoltze and wife to Joseph Hlad and wife lot 11 in Wolf's sub 4-8 with minerals, 300. Hind and wife to Hind, lot 10 Wolf's sub 4-8 with coal, 300. R A Schmidt and wife to Wm Murray convey lots 1 and 2, block 3 Park Place add Collinsville with mineral exception, 2150. Wall E Monnet to Marie E Voruz convey nie nk ne nw see 22-3-5 for 350. C H Seybt and wife to Philip Breidenbach convey lots 1 2 and 3 4 and 6 vandalia right of way Highland for 300. Fred Bernreuther and wife to George
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Combs
Collinsville
Fredericka A. Tegmeier
Richard Wathern
Worden
Jesse Huffendick
J. T. Juda, Sr
Memorial Park
J.T. McGaughey
Frank Lannae, Sr
McGaughey
T. W. Lange
Frank Rezineck
Jarrett
Roxie Ruffin
H. Kinchlow
August Iberg, Jr
August Ibere, Sr
Frank Niere
A. G. Weins
Dreyer
Wm. G. Burroughs
Henry Steinmeyer
Wickliffe
J.E. Schroeppel
John Stoltze
Joseph Hlad
Joseph Hiind
R. A. Schmidt
Wm. Murray
Park Place
Wall. E. Monnet
Marie E. Voruz
C. H. Seybt
Philip Breidenbach
Highland
Fred Bernreuther
George
Matrimonial Troubles and Alimony Stirs Illinois Town
John Pattrete of Collinsville once in Troy, known as Hans, faces renewed domestic troubles after a prior divorce and alimony ruling. He was jailed for contempt, released after his brother arranged alimony payment. The report cites delays and remarriage as core causes of ongoing strife. Also included are testimonials for Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills, plus notes on local optician Louis Wick and weekly meat market fresh fish.
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State Capitol
Walter Wilkinson
Moses Johnson
John Watts
Springfield
Board of Education
loSo
Robt. L Lowry
Troy
Alton
E. C. Terry
Lowry
George B. Henderson
Mendon
Sullivan
Hollis A. McKittrick
McKkittrick
Brookfield
Burlington
Spanish Lake
St. Louis
John McKittrick
Edwardsville
John Pattrete
Collinsville
Hans
Patrette
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Kidney trouble warning and Foley remedy advice
One of the worst features of kidney trouble is that it is an insidious disease and before the victim realizes his danger he may have a fatal malady. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of trouble as it corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes. S. Kingston.
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Foley
Bright
S. Kingston
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C. A. Bartlett
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C. W. Terry
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Engelbert Spieler
Thomas Morrison
Frederick Lienhart
Adam Nagel
F. W. Bartels
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Wm. Heinrich
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Louis Hickmann
Otto May
Valentine Ottwein
John Nemnich
Michael Hannon
James
John Gaffney
Milda Meyera
Ida
Ella Meyer
Hans” Patrette
Death
Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
S. Kingaton’s
S. Kingatone
Louis J. Wick
Wick Bros. Jewelry Cos
Dejmling Bros
Specimen
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Fing Places
August Droll’s
Meiners’ Sample Room
City Hall
Citizens
Darwin Schott
Saml, Davis, JR
Peterman
John A. Riebold
WM. Beutel
WM. J. Blackett
W. J. Vetter
Madison
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Chicago
New York
Dacket
Main St. EN
Frank W. Williams Co
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Cart Office
Henry Gir- Fen
WM. H. WiLp
Grover Neu- Decker
Tur Catt
Epw. H. Kon
Braner
F. W. Braner
Helmich
Norman G. Flagg
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