Brief News Notes Gossipy items from local scene
Newsy notes report on a hot Sunday, a birth in the Dollinger family, Leelaire sewerage project starting with 2500 feet, Voelker saloon opening in Kiesel building, Heim brewery products now handled, Madison Edwardsville area Limber dealers meeting at Leland hotel, Linda Whacker seeking eye care with Dr Sathe, rail delays on Vandalia Line after a wreck, ManZan Pile Remedy advertisement, and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran parochial school opening August 31 with Prof Kellermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. Rucker & Son
George Dollinger
Leelaire
John
Charles Voelker
Kiesel
Heim Brewery
Madison
Macoupin
Jersey
Green Counties
Leland
Edwardsville
Linda Whacker
Dr. Sathe
Big Four
Vandalla
Kingston
St.‘ Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Parochial School
Profs
Kellermann
Public schools begin on Tuesday and local elections set
Public schools will open Tuesday September 1. A special election by Jarvis township highway commissioners is scheduled for Monday August 31 to decide borrowing 2500 for roads and bridges. The Madison County Union of the American Society of Equity meets today in Pierreon with State President C O Drayton speaking. An annual Wittmanns grove picnic for the German Evangelical Sunday School is set for Thursday with a flag drill bowling games and a supper after 3 pm. Drilling equipment is placed near Carlyle for an oil well by Schlafly farm, Cochran Oil & Gas Co of Chicago to work for Clinton County Oil & Gas Co. Joe Oberto faces a $10 fine for selling liquor to John Burk. Epperson property in Park Place sold at masters sale in Edwardsville to Keystone Building and Loan Assocation. August Droll bid in property at 1350. Digestive tonic ads urge Kodol for dyspepsia prevention and claim quicker stomach recovery.
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Krueger
Highway Commissioners of
Jarvis
Madison County Union
American Society of Equity
Pierron
C. O. Drayton
Oberto
Squire Eckert
Epperson
Park Place
Edwardsville
Keystone Building and Loan Association
August Droll
Association
S. Kingston
Board of Education Meeting Adopts Cleaning Contract
The Troy board met on August 7, 1908 with roll call and minutes read. Mrs. Levi Sims was approved for schoolhouse cleaning at 25 dollars. bills from local contractors reviewed and paid. Basement walls to be whitewashed, course of study unchanged, two additional work gangs to be installed, and adjournment by J Hollis. Summer stomach complaints prompt Ko dol tonic ad by local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Board of Education
Levi Sims
Mantle
Davis
Sims
P. M. Davidson
R. H. Mantle
George Horsley
James EF. Hindmarch
E. S. Donoho
H. F. Keuker
Boston
Davidson
Dawson
Horsley
J. Hollis
R. L. Dawson
Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Fol ey's Kidney Remedy claims to stop irregularities and cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble within medicine's reach as noted in 5S. Kingaton.
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Foley
Kingaton
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Pills Ad
An old advertise mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills described as safe easy pleasant and sure, sold by Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Kingston
Glassified Ad: Screen Doors and Windows by Rucker & Son
Local ad from H F Rucker and Son promotes screen doors and windows at 4365 1f with details for interested buyers to place orders in the Glassified Ad columns.
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H. F. Rucker & Son
Court House Transfers Across Collinsville and Edwardsville Areas
Court house records list numerous real estate transfers and deeds across Collinsville Edwardsville Marine area and surrounding towns. Buyers include Jenk ins Nicolas Michael and Margaret Crider, with properties from lot 26 bik 6 to ne1-4 swi1-4 and minerals excluded. Values range from 75 to 7,200 dollars, with parcels in Reed's Add Collinsville, Krafts Add Edwardsville, and J. N. Sandbacks 3rd Add Warden among others.
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Fletcher Heights
Cicero Ogle
Peter Jenkins
Combs
Collinsville
Wm. Hess
S. L. Smith
Verson
Add Marine
Ss. L. Smith
Carolina Rathsack
Jeffress
Madison Coil Corporation
Frank Nicolagsi
Madison Ave
Glen Carbon
Jacob Leutwiler
Nicholas Michael
N. O. Nelson
Hattie Herder
Leclaire
Lea P. Suppiter
Edwin Overbeck
Chapmann
E. Wheeler
Edwardsville
G. Eigenbrodt
A Boon to Elderly People
An elderly reader praises Foley's Kidney Remedy as a boon for kidney and bladder disorders. The letter claims the product stimulates urinary organs corrects irregularities and tones the body and urges starting treatment now for vigor. Signed S Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
S. Kingston
Kidney Trouble Symptoms Prompt Kidney Pills Advertised
Hundreds suffer backache and lumbago unaware these are kidney trouble signs. Pills for kidneys promise quick relief with a 30 day trial for $1.00 and money back guarantee. Also advertised Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for children and adults, De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, and a new supply of souvenir Troy post cards at The Call office.
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S. Kingston
Kennedy
Sr. Kingston
Troy
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Septemvir
Fellows’ Blig
St., Troy
Madison Co
Highland, Ill
Weber
Schaar
Koch
Greenville
Highland
Highland Fair ‘Ass'n
A. H. ScHorr, Pres
J. N. Stokes, Sec’y
Silas F. Shadwick
Hickory Street
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Deimling Bros
Wice Bros. Jewelry CO
Froy Exchange Bank
W. Jarvis, Bapker
D. G. Jarvis
the Board OF Education
Gottlieb Finke
Minnie Heine
Bunker Hill
C. L. McManus
Floya del Garland
Joby Revilbiequa
Elizabeth Peradotti
Wim
U. Bruns
St. Louis
Helen
Julius Neubauer
Highland Louise Steiner
Lottie M. Moore
Charles Bradshaw
Alton Grae’ Lidel
Upper Alton
Edward Gruenig
Highland Milda Hoffmann
Highland Fronk Méller
Hattie Haas
Gustav Leichsenring
Shiloh
Clara Rasp
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Reliable Home Company
M. W. Powell
Illinois
Pineule Medicine CO
Chicago
Josephus Porter
F. F. Hampton
T. H. Bell
Braner
F W. Braner
Mary Hughes Ledbetter
the Family
Carl
Choir
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Kiesel
L. Kiesel
St. Jacob
A. Heddergott
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