Court House Items and New Circuit Court Cases
Court notices list several civil actions and divorces with damages stated. Cases involve Robert King versus Corn Products Co for 4000 dollars, Ella Close versus Alton Granite & St Louis Traction Co for 3000, Perellia King versus Alton Granite & St Louis Traction Co for 3000, C F Eblin estate administrator versus American Car and Foundry Co for 1999, Minna Koch versus Henry Koch for divorce with cruelty and child custody, Muhlbauer versus Blaine et al regarding mortgage foreclosure for 500, Adam Wachter versus Stewart Bros for 3000, Lulu B Manor versus John O Manor for divorce with repeated cruelty and name restoration, and bond seizure actions by multiple defendants against Green Parker and Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Baltimore for 50000.
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New Circuit
Robert King
Corn Products Co
Ella Close
Va. Alton
Granite & St. Louis Traction Co
Perellia King
Alton, Granite & St. Louis Traction Co
C. F. Eblin
Carl Eblin
American Car and Foundry Co
Minna Koch
Henry W. Koch
Joseph Muhlbauer
James G
Blaine
Lulu B. Cease
H. Q. Tonser
C. A. Schiueter
Charles Siebold
R. J. Young
H. G. McPike
Max Rubenstein
Newton Haynes
R. M. Stamper
A. W. Hope
Green Parker
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Baltimore
Probate Proceedings Before Judge Hillskotter
Probate notices list final reports and hearings for Mary Barnett and Henry Seip with hearings set for August 2 and September 23. Executors and administrators named for numerous deceased individuals include Ferdinand Stick Louis Bickel Ignatz Otradovitz and Carl Otradovitz with bond details, guardianships to C A Bartlet, and various approved balances and claims totaling thousands.
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John E. Hillskotter
Mary Barnett
John Feldman
Amara
Louis Bickel
Henry Rutz
Elizabeth Turner
C. J. McIntyre
C. A. Bartlett
Joseph Lutzerer
Ferdinand Stick
James Colame
Morgan LeMasters
Carl Otradovitz
Ignatz Otradovitz
Leonard Shannon
Chas, Fiegenbaum Et al
Charles
Carrie Fiegenbaum
Ida Portz
Ida
Edwin
Freda Ports
Henry Seip
Magdalena Kamm
Jane Crawford
Louisa Ross
Real Estate Transfers and Death Notices in Local Court Records
Receipts presented and administratrix discharged. Resolutions of respect for the memory of Hon. Charles N. Travous announced and to be entered. Real estate transfers listed: Wim to Bohn. Haagen to Tap horn. Staben to Obert. Travea to Metzger. Gebhardt to Metzger. Staben to Obert. Schmidt to Lewie. Wadsworth to Lewis. Metzger to Gebhardt. Union Trust to Stulken. and other parcels with prices. Marriage licenses issued for Skacy Rankins and Paul Martinelli among many listed names and towns including Collinsville, Granite City, Alton, St. Louis, and Troy.
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Travous
Charles N. Travous
Wim
Lewis
Wm. Bohn
C. D. Haagen
Gerhard Taphorn
Alton
Emma Staben
Louis Obert
Bik
Mahler Heights
J.s.travea
Gottfried Metzger
Frank Gebhardt
C. F. Staben
Leclaire
C. C. Schmidt
W. A. Lewie
L. Wadsworth
Elizabeth Lewis
Park Place
Collinsville
Union Trust.and
Savings Bank
Mary Sasek
John Luksan
Michael Kaempf
J. G. Bardill
Lota
Highland
M. W. Powell
George Morriss
Powell
Troy
John. Leu
J. L. Fritz
H. Harnaberger
Alhambra
Joseph Schwartz
E. Coughlin
Joseph Schwarz
Martin Fucha Heira
Manter
Anna Fucha
Christian Kuethe
Bunte
Henry Gunewelle
Union Trust & Savings Bank
W. C.stulken
Martin Madelene
G. la Barhbere
Margaret Ellis
Robert McCasland
John
Skacy Rankins
Paul Martinelli
Anna Prevedelli
John Barth
Mae Newman
Julius Hug
Bertha Lang
Fred Indermill
Om Une
Helvetia
Jamestown
Julia Hug
St. Rose
Adolph Persson
Emma Schildmeyer
Peter Yanos
Granite City
Tet Main
Elliott Smith
St. Louis
Laura Mitchell
G. H. Vinggent
Seeee
Wees
Scranton
Alma Juenger
J. W. Moir
Glen Carbon
Lizzie Hawkins
John Markus
Worden
Mary Beda
Sues
G. L. Beil
Annie Bowlanger
John Green
E Stan
Hillsboro
Vonnie Chamberlain
E. Pelhausen
Aie Iberg
Highland Elmer Richards
Belleville
Nettie Sanders
Chaperoned Cows and Odd Farm Tales From Danbury
A Michigan editor warns about chaperoning cows amid breaches of convention and fences around clover. In Danbury Connecticut a cow that lost her calf has adopted a colt and reared it as a steer. The article mentions a muley cow and a family note about a baby with playful details and a Casca remedy.
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Michigan
Danbury
Conn
Typhoid Decline Driven by Health Board Actions
The Illinois board of health, with the state water survey, credits free water analyses and sewage disposal education for reduced typhoid and other waterborne diseases. It highlights the Urbana sewage plant, formaldehyde disinfection, and a strengthened inspector corps aiding rapid response and disease control statewide.
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Board of Health
State Water Survey
Silinoia
Urbana
Illinois Board
State Board of Health
Ilinois
Weekly Weather Bulletin for Springfield Illinois
Hot wave across the state on the 11th with 100 degree highs in the south and 96 in central and north districts. Lowest temp 55, most days 60 to 70, mean above normal by about two degrees. Severe weather with prostrating winds and lightning, heavy rains, high sunshine about 45 percent. Wedding notices and calling cards advertised at The Campaign Office.
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Springfield
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Izes
A. R. Snodgr
Great Western Paint and Color Company
Hickory St
L. W. Sondles & Sor
Els
C. Leidel
Jeweler Kiesel Building
Dan PerkeMan
Post-Dispatch
Court House
Kisay
Kingaton
Climatological Service
Weather Bureau
Cani
Cali's
Lipton Too
Jersey Farm
Frank A. Welte
St Iey Te Exchange Bank
W. W. Jarvis
O.G. Jarvis
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Oray Line
Zenk
Hickory Street
Protipr Sreviéy
OPERA HOUSE _BAR
H. Schmacker
Eintech
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