Lawyers and law offices listed for Edwardsville area
Palace Building and Madison Store Building are noted as offices. Edwardsville and Troy are referenced with phone contacts and names McKittrick Jarvis Wilie Belt and others. Hours 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. appear for the city hall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Edwardsville
I. E
Squire Eckoffice
Troy
W. McKittrick
Prney
Madison Store
Wilie
City Hall
Home making a profession in modern times
Miss Bertha Miller argues that home making should be treated as a profession on par with medicine law and teaching. She outlines four knowledge areas including chemistry economics and art and notes that mothers cannot fully train daughters for future homes as times change. The talk urges comprehensive training beyond maternal instruction to prepare girls for evolving home needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miller
James Millikin University
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Ilinois State Normal School
Charleston
Courthouse Deeds and Licenses Add Edwardsville area
Court records list numerous transfers of property in Edwardsville Collinsville Highland and nearby areas with mostly $1 to $19 400 values including parcels in Montvue and Kinder s subdivisions and several q e d and wad transactions to buyers such as Maude Borsch Adolph Storbeck J Bernard Schumacher and Joseph Rizzoli Also listed are miners coal rights transfers Vandalia Mineral Co to Lumaghi Coal Co and various marriage licenses for local residents in St Louis Collinsville and Warrenton MO noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mauer
W. F. Lange
Anton Arth
Benj. A. Marks
Jonah Brown
Jacob W. Terry
Edwardsville
Mary Kantner
Cecilia Janett
Highland
Christina Mollett
J. Bernard Schumacher
Hubert J. Becker
Wm. Haas
Theo. Lochmann
Giro- Inno
Moro
Mary Buchmann
Julius
Meffert
Miller
Spengel
Paris
Julius G. Meffert
Louis
E. Kinne
Robert Funke
Anheuser Busch Brewing Co
Kinder
Harry Brumworth
John Brumworth
Metcalfe Place
Maria A. Schroeder
Joseph Rizzoli
Leclaire
George Bernius
Kinder’s
Anton Hlad
Annie Grebel
Annie’Grebel
Joseph Barnett
Upper
Vandalia Mineral Co
Lumaghi Coal Co
Nellie Marks
St. Louis
Charles Spears
Maggie Johnson
H. W. Park
Collinsville
Prank Beitrich
St., Louis
Clara CG. Kershaw
Daniel A. Buckley
E. St. Louis
Florence M. Scharpff
Collins
Long Winter Vacations For Farm Horses In Minnesota
Washington bulletin shows average farm horse in Minnesota works less than three hours fifteen minutes daily excluding Sundays and fall plowing months. Horses toil about six hours on busy days in May and August, while December to March see about 46 minutes daily. Winter maintenance is needed to stay in condition, and many progressive farms are adopting tractors that require no fuel or attention when idle and can work twenty four hours a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Ends Winter's Troubles Through Gentle Care
Fragmented OCR text describes skin troubles and roughness with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a concern about winter skin conditions and remedies, mentioning discomfort and the need for care. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.
Free Farms in Northwest Offer Irrigated Plots for U.S. Citizens
The 1910 crop season highlights irrigation as a sure crop producer with strong yields on government projects. About 400 irrigable farms, 20 to 160 acres, open to entry in South Dakota Montana Wyoming and Oregon. Water rights cost 30 to 60 dollars per acre payable in up to ten annual installments. Applicants may request details from the U S Reclamation Service in Washington DC. Some investors started with a few hundred dollars and found success on early projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Oregon
U .S Reclamation Service
Washington, D.C
Growth in Growing Communities
In rapidly growing communities where schools and churches are already established railroads are in operation roads have been built and telephone service rural free delivery and other modern luxuries are enjoyed.
Troy Markets Prices on Wheat Corn Hay and Livestock
Corrected every Friday the Troy market lists prices for wheat and corn per bushel, clover hay per ton, straw per ton, flour types per sack, bran per cwt, meal per dir, and livestock rates for cattle hogs spring lambs calves and chickens with ranges and units across items. Notable figures include hogs at 6.00 to 7.25 per cwt and flour for hard and soft wheat priced per set and sack.
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Purviance & Si & Son
Vandalia
Service
Eckert
Graham
Notary Public Safe and Reliable FireIns Cos
Peter
Chilcutting
Union
Main St
Eo.‘ Guennewig
Brown
M.D
Melden
Brown, & Molden, Physicisme
Kcé
Main Street
Bap- Shureh
A. A. Smeigh
Fice
Braner
A Hiles
Jesse L. Simpson
Art
Walt
Raiied Sues
Pride
Cheaner
Goa
Rother
SB Scout Sa
Pure Food Store
Free Farms
Northwest
the Swell New Children’s Shoe
Anta Claus
Wild’s Grocery
Wild’s Grocery Store
East Center Street
W. W. Jarvis
D. G. Jarvis
John W. Gornet
Troy Markets
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