Local Notes and Notices from Highland and Surroundings
Labor Day observed next Monday and local notices including Whiting's Stulioscope at Riebold's bakery for twenty views per cent, and various sales, moves, and personal updates. Miss Schotemeyer returns to Carp millinery in Highland. birth of a nine pound son to Walter and Mrs Sloan of Syracuse, Ind. residents H reorganizations and relocations including John Hoerner moving to Chicago then Highland. public sale planned for Robert Mills Jr. near Troy. peaches praised by The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Riebold’s
Firestone
Ford
Duthiel Braner
Monumenta
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland
Marble Works
F. K. Liermann
Mary Schotemeyer
Carp
Walter Sloan
Syracuse
Ind
Sloan
Tena Schuler
Wm. Rubine
St. Louis
Page Avenue
Lucas Avenue
John 8. Hoerner
Chicago
Robert Mills, Jr
Troy
Notable Local Updates On Birthdays Deaths And Trials
The item notes R K Dewey’s 83rd birthday and his Bond county influence, Otto’s travels after leaving Troy, and Dr F W Braner visiting Paducah for Carrie Braner’s illness. It covers Dr Frank R Fry’s talk to the Madison County Medical Society in Edwardsville, Ben L Dorsey’s sudden Denver death tied to Beald, saloonists in Maryville court, and WCTU plans amid Sunday-opening opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Otto
Troy
R. K. Dewey
Greenville
Greenville Advocate
Dewey
Bond County
F. W. Braner
Paducah
Carrie Braner
Mayield Sanitarium
St. Louis
Miss Braner
Frank R. Fry
Madison County Medical Society
Edwardsville
Frank
Ben L. Dorsey
Madison County
Beald
Denver
Coto
Alton
Dorsey
Benld
Justice Hagler
Squire Roach
Maryville
D. H. Mudge
Talks On Oral Hygiene And Elder Care
This talk explains how lack of oral hygiene among older people causes stomach trouble and neuralgia due to decayed teeth and infected saliva. It urges removing decay and using artificial substitutes with strict plate cleaning, not worn overnight, to improve health and comfort.
Minister Praises This Laxative in Praise Note
Rev H Stabenwoll of Allison Iowa hails Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best liver regulator for constipation and bowels. The ad promises every pill guaranteed and urges purchase for 25 cents at H Huffen dicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.stabenwoll
Allison
Dr. King
H.r.huffendick
Death to bed bugs Huffendix's Bea Bug
A cryptic line from home or a distant relative uses bold wording about ending bed bugs and a quirky product name to evoke a personal note or humorous missive. The fragment hints at a letter or message with playful language and a product reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffendix
Bea Bug
News of Neighbors from St. Jacob and Area
Mrs. Louis Henze is reported ill at home. St. Jacob public school opens Monday September 8. Fred Blumer toured to St. Louis last Friday. E N Michael made a county seat trip Tuesday. Fred and Clarence Spies visited St. Louis Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Kilby went to Pocahontas to visit relatives. St. Jacob Cubs beat Caseyville 7 to 6 Sunday. Herbert Stocker was in from Highland Sunday. Wm Boyts and family of St. Louis visited St. Jacob relatives. Miss Ruby Schwartz of Highland visited Miss Esther Oldenkamp. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyer of St. Louis visited Hugo Meyer. Emil Frey returned to St. Louis after staying with St. Jacob relatives. Dr. and Mrs. J G Schoeck and son motored from Troy to visit relatives. Rev. Lawrence Smith of Belleville presiding elder held quarterly meeting here. Mr. and Mrs. A R Baer with Oscar Ofdenkamp and Miss Esther Ofdenkamp traveled to Hirh land Sunday. St. Jacob visitors from St. Louis included Wm Kirchheis Ed Spies Mr. and Mrs. John Frey and daughter Charles Simmons Clarence Miler and Miss Gadys Chatman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Henze
St. Jacob
Fred Blumer
St. Louis
E. N. Michael
Fred
Clarence Spies
Charles Kilby
Pocahontas
Highland
Boyts and Family
Ruby Schwartz
Esther Oldenkamp
Leo Meyer
Hugo Meyer
Emil Frey
J. G. Schoeck and Son
Troy
Lawrence Smith
Belleville
Lebanon M
A. R. Baer
Oscar Ofdenkamp
Esther Ofdenkamp
Hirhland
Weekend Social Roundup From Marine Area
Leo Kolb returned last Friday from Chicago. W C Gerke of Champaign was a Sunday guest of the Ellison and Strasen families in Marine. Several residents visited relatives in Highland Edwardsville Collinsville St Louis and Clinton. Local officials inspected the New Baden electric plant and residents attended a Sunday school convention in Collinsville.
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Ends By Ointment Cure
Mrs. D. L. Kenney reports fifty years of chronic tetter ended by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The testimonial claims complete cure and thanks to the product. Available from all druggists or by mail from Pfieffer Chemical Co in St. Louis and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by J Cheney & Co and National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
All Drugelats
Unclear Fragment on Fly and Change Phrase
Fragmentary text references Huffendick's fly and a change, with garbled wording. No coherent event, date, or entities to define a summary.
Community notes and festival reports across a drought and travel week
Mrs John Siegel is reported at home amid dry conditions as farmers haul water for stock. Miss Bertha Herbst returns from Collingville after several weeks away. The German Evangelical church festival Sunday drew a large crowd and financial success. Mesdames Jacob Langenwalter and Martin Herbst called on J Hocher near Bethe with Grandma Roth of St Louis. Dr W K Liermann announces evening dental office hours on Monday May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Siegel
Bertha Herbst
Collingville
German Evangelical Church
Cess
Jacob Langenwalter
Martin Herbst
Grandma” Roth
St. Louis
J. Hocher
Bethe
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Mann Nirs
Higland Fair
Huberts
Rennellos
Collinsville
East St. Louis
J. C. Ammann
J. G. Barviau
Thomas McAdoo
Otto Kinninger
Gornet Bros. Merc. CO
West Clay Street
Leo Kolb
W. C. Gerke
Champaign
C. M. Ellison
Daniel Strasen
August Maibauer
Marine Village
New Baden
Ernest Hoelscher
Lillian
Stanley Heim
Oie
Marine
Wm. Wilhold
Florence Heim
Alvin Rinderer
Oswald Fetterer
Ed Gericke
Edith Reinhart
Gladys Hand
Fred Scheurer
Oliver Pahlmann
Gertie Voigt
George Miller
Roy
Florence Brooks
Clinton
Jacob Blume
Emma Bosz
Porter Parker
Marine Sunday
J. H. Brandes
Aaron Weber
Clyde Lyons
George Shepard
Joseph Bisgen
Edward Dewey
Wm. Kreutzberg
Sterling, Coto
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, C
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OP Commerce
Toledo, O
Huffendick
Chage
Michael Loyet
Herman Schlaefer
Llewellyn
Wm. Frangen
B. W. Jarvis
Ob Printing Outfit
Keystone Building and Loan
W. J. Gebauer
August Beutel
Chines
Pilin
Trentom
Mich
Elizabeth
Schultze
Southern Illinois Milk Producers
Rieder
Opera House
John Bernhardt
Board of Auditor
Jar
Illinois
Henry C. Dettmar
Yuede & Probst Commission CO
North Third Street
ST. Louis, MO
Oweeee
Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor
Miss Gussie Miller
Geffen Building
Market Street
First National Bank
Edwardsville, Ill
Henry. Travys
Pres
Gro
W. Mayen
J. F. Kusenur
Gorge Kauprieisen
Ass’t. Cashier
V. Crossman
Ass't. Cashier
W.k.liermann
Monda Majnenie Pdays Spdati
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