Courthouse Items December probate and guardianship actions
Probate and guardianship notices include decedents Maria Junker E T Potts and Aug Johanniemeier with hearing dates in December. conservator petitions for John Hurley and Rezel Burris executor names. administrator bonds and letters issued for several estates. guardian reports for Thurman Beattie George Demuth Henry Demuth Lydia Coliman and Catherine Vorwald. adjustments and discharge orders. anticipated February hearings.
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Maria E. Junker
Frank Bagdon
E. T. Potts
T. C. Meyer
Frank Launnae
Abel Olive
BF. M. Johnson
August Johanniemeier
John F. Hurley
Carrie M. Hurley
A. Burris
Rezel O. Burris
Jane H. Ferguson
Thurman Beattie
Miner
Guardian
George Demuth
Minor Guardian
Mary Gruenenfelder
Daniel Grant
Henry Demuth
Executors named in Illinois and Missouri probate cases
Probate records show multiple estates with final balances and discharge actions. George Loos and Amelia Rotsch as deceased estate reports detail receipts, disbursements, and balances. minors Mary Demuth and Clarence Beauchamp receive ward and guardian discharge upon final receipts. Other notices include administrator discharge for Ivan Fredericks and Henry Leyhe probate, plus real estate transfers and marriage changes of local residents.
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Trator
George Loos
Amelia Rotsch
Mary Demuth
Clarence Beauchamp
Ivan Fredericks
Stif Lagis
Henry Leyhe
Anna L. Baker
Catate
Illinois
Missouri
Benj. L. Dorsey
George B. Dorsey
Hubert Grille
Are You at Odds With Your Self Liver Troubles Ad
Many disorders from liver are listed with signs such as constipation headaches nervousness and bilious spells. The ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy available from druggists and Bucklen s Arnica Salve for eruptions used to treat skin conditions.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
Nations Labor Problem and the Women in the Field
Peter Radford argues that the federal census shows 1,514,000 women working in agriculture, mostly in the South, forming a “chain gang” of industrial slavery. He laments low pay, long hours, barefooted work, and asks Congress and society to address the plight of field workers, especially mothers and older sisters, amid rising exploitation. The piece calls for mercy to the working woman and warns of societal costs if changes aren’t made.
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Congress
Mason and Dixon Line
United States
Tabor
Goddess of Justice
Dn Thea Factory
Washington
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Walter W. Meiners
Friebold’sakery
Wm. Monaghan
Catherine Vorwald
Casper Vorwald
Andrew Rosenberg
Lydia Coliman
Charles Birg
Walter
Enterprise Flour
Conrad Ileck, Sr
Wm. Heek
Jarvis Township
John Etzkorn
Etzkorn
Miller Et A
Highland
Theo. Lochman
Pant
Arnotti
Collinsville
Lottie R. Dillion
A. H. Smith
J. H. Smith
W. H. Smith
John J. Gaffner
Charlotte A. Gainer
St. Jacob Township
Henry Wiegand
Maude Dolby
Alton Proper
J. W. McAnarney
Fleeta Grant
Grant Place
Granite City
C. F. Bielzel Et
Ray Beeler
Sunny Side Place
Nameoki Township
W. Kurfess
Susan Monaghan
East End ‘Place
Alton
C. Y. Stelzel
W. A. Lawter
Stelzel
Tonsor Park
Ruckman
W. OL. Merrill
W. L. Anthony
Salu Add
Upper Alton
W. ©. Madley
H. Niederwood
Geo
W. C. Hadley
Jas. FE
Boatac
Lee Md
Bees Serencerees
Kathryn M. Billings
East Bt
Louis Breckenridge Metcalfe
Woessmer
Edward Welling
Annie Horstman
Doyvid H.mueller
Laura Lueker
Litchfield
Worden
The
United State
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union, Egies
Gornet Bros. Mer. Co
Henry Traves
Pres. Gev
W. Moyer
Pres
First National Bank
Edwardsville, Ill
Brookside Coal Yards
Vandalia Depot
R. C. Morriss Prompt Delivery
City Meat Market
E. R
Deimling
Prop
Bond
Opera House
J. Helmich
Weems Laundry
Herman Roeben
Gale
Center St. & Coll
Read
J. R. Ward
Julius Peter
Union Shop
George T. Eckert
Superior
Ord Uct
W.P. Engly
Perry H. Tiles
Jesse L
Simoacs
Hiles & Simpson
Attorneys At Law
Bckert
Troy
Main Street
Wawardaville
J. J. Brown
M.D. C.M. Molden
Med Brown & Molden Physicians and Surgeons
Baptist Church
Grown
Molden
F. K. Liebmann
Deutscher Zabnarztg
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