Caldwell Drake Pioneers in World’s Fair Paint Choice
Caldwell and Drake, builders of the Agricultural Palace and Horticultural Building at St Louis, praise Kinloch Paint as entirely satisfactory. They stress Kinloch as a high grade, long-wearing paint made in many colors, with local agents ready to explain why other paints are unaffordable choices.
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Caldwell & Drake
Agricultural Palace
St. Louis
Arkansas
West Virginia
West Baden
Church and Society Notices from Madison County
The column reports on St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church dedicating a new Kilgen organ on September 4 with a forenoon sermon by Rev. Martin Daib and an evening English sermon. It notes the organ’s size 11 by 8 by 19 feet and 628 pipes, plus its transport by five wagon loads. Also covered are Rev Thomas W Hynes praised for a sermon, a Madison county Sunday School convention at Alton September 13–14, Rev James Osborns Baptist services, and upcoming Alton Baptist Association meetings with delegates from Troy. The YWCTU plans a September 1 gathering at 7:30 pm hosted by Mrs A F Seligman.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Martin Daib
Theodore Faerber
St. Louis
George Kilgen & Son
Kilgen & Son
Thomas W. Hynes
Presbyterian Church
Greenville
Thomas ‘W. Hynes
Sunday School ‘Association of
Madison County
Alton
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Market Streets
James Osborn
The
Baptist Church
Alton Baptist Association
Upper Alton
Troy
Mre
A. F. Seligman
Who Will Carry the Mail Carrier Desires to Discontinue
A veteran mail carrier with twelve years of service seeks to retire from duty. The article outlines the carrier's wish to discontinue further duties and highlights the impact on the local postal route.
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August Bits and Local Updates From Town News
Four more days of August and school begins next Thursday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Dettmar. a son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Isenberg. John Deimling received a new family carriage of improved pattern. A sale offer and free publication notice from Tae Cat office. Douk Bros. Coal and Coke Co employees paid off Thursday afternoon. Cyclone at Highland did damage to the city cemetery last Friday. Tourists passed through in a large automobile bound for St Louis. a frightened horse near Kiesel's corner caused a stop but no damage. Davis accused of assault. Magistrate Hagler fined $7.50 and costs. Joseph Howard bought the ideal barber shop at Edwardsville from C F Willoughby. Arnim Beste and Lena Steinhage appointed to teach local schools. Mail carrier duties discussed. 26 trips per week and carrier wages under $100 a year. Night school to open October 3 for young men. inquiries at Doak's mine office or Mrs Margaret Rawson residence. Isabel la J Mills.
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Caaut
Peters
William Dettmar
Charles Isenberg
John Deimling
Michael Dooner
St. Lois
Kiesel
Joseph Howard
Lebanon
Edwardsville
C. F. Willoughby
Arnim Beste
Lena Steinhage
Maple Grove
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Frank George
Hattie Rieder
Madison
Victor Oil Company
Cheveland
Ohio
S. F. Mendenall
Main Street
L. J. Tayior
WM. Klostermeyer
Park Place
W. W. Jarvis
J. N. Jarvis
J.J. Brown
R. D. Lone
Brown & Long, Physicians and Surgeons
F. E. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
F. W. Zanderes
Risser Residence
J. G. Schoece
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
Kinloch 64
James N. Jarvis
F. F. Miller
L. W. Sondles
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Union Shop
Shopon
Main St
Apica
Ladiga
Cnldren
Weber Jr
A Weber Jr
Lear
Nobby Accessories
Ibe
J.gornet
Geo. Liebler
Kingston
June Sallee
Optician
Pitchfield
Baird Hotel
Ae Wlers
Dr. Sallee
ASMO
Hollister's
Ohee
Rocky Mountain
Golden
Renee Wed
Smirtes Dave
Saklow