Newsy Notes and Gossip From The Call Office
Quick reads from The Call about New Year cards, a winter weather note calling roads frightful, Wick Bros jewelry ad, DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and Foley’s Honey and Tar claims, DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills by S Kingston, a Pocahontas coal mine project, a county warrants update for shooting birds, Logan County Farmers Institute prizes, kidney pains advice, and post office holiday hours with a note on rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Bros. Jewelry Cos
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
S. Kingston
Foley
Pocahontas
J.C. Williams
Edwardsville
Republican County
Feutz
John Panzer
Namcoki
Arthur Killam
John Luetwiler
St. Jacob
Lincoln Daily Courier
Logan County Farmers’ Institute
John Miller
EH. A. Baker
Dora Baker
Miller
Troy
Pumpkin Pie and Digestive Remedies in a Rural Hall
A short notice notes Christmas closures and New Year policy, then promotes Kodol for stomach troubles with claims of natural divestants and vegetable acids. It cites S Kingston as seller. A humor piece laments pumpkin pie scarcity and recalls past joys. A rattlesnake bite story from Banner county is shared, alongside a testimonial praising Electric Bitters by Abraham Brown of Wintertown, with Kingston again listed as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston
Commonwealth
Kirk
Banner County
Missouri Exchange
Abraham Brown
Wintertown
N. Y
Lemon graft from Dr Schoeck's tree weighs 154 ounces
Dr J G Schoeck presents a lemon grown at his home. The fruit weighs 154 ounces and measures 12% inches in circumference. Five lemons were on a three year old tree. He attests to its fullness and flavor, claiming it rivals southern citrus in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Schoeck
Schoeck
Shoe ad promotes Society' shoe with foot conforming lasts
Thousands of women have ruined their feet because their shoes were not builded on foot conforming lasts. That is why the Society' shoe was neces sary. See them. Epw. H. Krein. 4 Try the St. Louis Times, 3c per month, Daniel Peterman, Agent. See the souvenir post cards of Troy at The Catt office. Give Catt Want Ads a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epw
H. Krein
St. Louis Times
Daniel Peterman
Troy
Catt
Troy & Suburban Railway Company
Broadway and
Third Streets
East St. Louis
Illinois
Roote
Notice to Hunters on Premises Prohibited
Notice forbids hunting or trespassing on the premises and warns violators will be prosecuted. Names listed include Albert Rieder Moritz Wendler Wm Rauch Hackmann Bros Charles Metzger Charles Helmich John Flath Henry Horstmann Joseph Schramm Ignatius Riggin Fred Tegtmeier George Flath Jennie McMakin Adam Flath Jr Wm Klostermeier Henry Struckhoff George Giger A J Whiteside Fred Tiehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rieder
Moritz Wendler
Wm. Rauch
Hackmann Bros
Charles Metzger
Charles Helmich
John Flath
Ee McEe
Henry Horstmann
Joseph Schramm
Ignatius Riggin
Fred Tegtmeier
George Flath
Jennie McMakin
Adam Flath, Jr
Wm. Klostermeier
Henry Struckhoff
George Giger
A. J. Whiteside
Fred Tiehler
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Davidson Store Co
Odd Fellows’ Building
Main Street
J.J. Brown
M.D. CG. E. Moupes
M.D. Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Baptist Church
F. E. Linder
Exchange Bank and Drug Store
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Postoffice
Kinloch 71
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
June Sallee
Litchfield, Ill
St. James Hotel
G. A. Purviance & Son
Main St. MA
Pou
Trop
Wick Bros. Jevelrp Co
Jewelers
Snake Story
Union Teamster
Herman Wehmeyer
WM. Sudhoff
Herman Schlaffer
F. W. Brawer
Braner
Thos. Mitrert, Jr
Scientific American
Scientific American Supplement
Tut Cary
Joan F. Ruff
LEGAL
Romulus E. Jacobs
Madison
Madison County
A. D
Edmund Bardsley
Elmer D
L. C. Haynes
A W. Schaefer
A. Farmer
R. Gregory
Aimee
Zoeller’s
Star Brand
Bill
Oak Moore
W. W. Jarvis
D. @. JARVIS
Opera House
H. Schmacker
A. B.C
Kinloch
Public Squarbh
Foley Shioney
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