Probate and real estate transfers listed in county court records
Court records show probate actions for Martha E. McKittrick and Bertha Schwartzbeck with bonds and executors named, plus executorial adjustments. Real estate transfers include Pauline Suppiger to Caroline Suppiger and multiple parcels in Collinsville and Highland, with minerals reserved and varied cash considerations. Names of estates, trustees, and buyers appear alongside parcel descriptions and lot numbers in multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
M. R. Sullivan
Rosa Stemmer
Executrixz
C. A. Kellermann
C. A. Uzzell
Bertha Schwartzbeck
J.H. Bohm
J. C. Cousins
J. H. Bohm
Louis Schwartzbeck
J. H. Hohman
Pauline Suppiger
Caroline Suppiger
Wis
M. W. Harrison
Sam Sperino
Bellmont Heights
Collinsville
Gwen J. Hoelman
F. G. Helmich
Union
Jacob Stein
J. F. Jarvis
Louisa Hoffmann
Highland
Union Trust & Savings Bank
Margaret and Thomas Robinson
Mahler Heights
Adolph Landolt
Adam Klaus
Ptaw Awif
Ptaw
Sw Sec
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Otto Gehrs
J. L. Lehnert
Fritz Frey
Friene
Wigne Se
H.C. Schneider
H. P. Hotz
Schneider
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Area
A list of individuals with ages and towns associated with marriage licenses. Names include Charles White and Agnes L. Kupdon among others from Madison, Alton, Granite City, North Venice, and surrounding locales. Records show ages ranging from late teens to mid thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Madison
Indiana
Williamia
Chester F. Parkona
Granite City
Agnes L. Kupdon
North Venice
W.H. Sherman
Alton
Elizabeth Porter
George "Winter
North Alton
Cora D. Harting
Upper Alton
Arthur -Kissee
The Printer's Devil and Witty Jests From Home
A quirky sampler titled The Printer's Devil shares humorous pieces from a Missouri paper. It features pairing jokes about misfortune from bricks to dreams, then shifts to comedic dialogues and anecdotes about everyday life, manners, travel, and a chorus of sayings. The piece closes with a garbled note about a school board request and monthly pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Fortune of a Preacher and Cure Ads from 1905
A Harpersville pastor recounts suffering from a chronic cough after the grip and creditss Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs as a cure. Advertisements promote Bucklen’s Arica Salve for piles and Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs with various druggists offering samples and prices. A subscription incentive offers a free watch with a yearlong subscription and a suit or overcoat deal from A R Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Harpersville
S. Kingaton’s
Kennedy
S. Kingaton
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Cash Grocery
Man Street
Troy
Calidad
Will & Ed’ & Choice
Mrs. Dooley
WM. H. Vetter Troy,ll
Martha E. McKittrick
Stacia
Anannesis Civilipas
Highland Milling Company
R. ©. Morriss, Mee Tz
Marla McDowell
Lota
Park Place
Cajifnaville
Ialterale
Pinan Sophia Reker
Pio Oak
W.E. Dietzel
Phact, Phan and
Phancy
Baltimore
Charles Street
Bent Murdock
Mulet
Friedman Shoes
U. S
Sam
Maryland
ST. Louis Barcain
J. Ade
Main ST
Harry Colson
Masonville
A.R. Snodgrass
Carr
Aving
Chris. Busse
Henry Kueker
Kingston
Elle
Dewitt & Company
Ceicach Pruggist
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