Davidson’s clean-up sale advertised with local notes
Groundhog day mentioned as a light local note. Davidson’s clean-up sale is advertised with Round Shore Herring at 25c a dozen. Various items include Valentine post cards, stationery samples, and local notices. Health updates mention Mrs Ruessler and Mrs Rarick improving, while Mrs Dankenbrink is ill. Local incidents include a seven foot Indian skeleton find near Hecker and miner Jerry Carroll injured at Donk's mine. Donk Bros No 7 mine at Maryville set a coal record of 2939 tons in eight hours aided by motor haulage. Maryville post office gains money order service, boosting expected spring building activity. Wait for Davidson's clean-up sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Davidson's
Valentine
CALL
Charles Ruessler
St. Louis Times
Daniel Peterman
Phil. W. Rarick
H. F. Dankenbrink
Pin Oak
Foley
S. Kingston
Hecker
St. Clair County
Jerry Carroll
Donk’s
Carroll
Donk Bros
Maryville
Court House Items 25 Balance of Debt Waived
Court notices report waivers and discharges for multiple estates and executors. Final accounts, hearings set for February, inventories approved or bonds posted, letters issued to guardians, and various estate actions including sales and transfers are recorded for numerous decedents and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Still
Elizabeth Miller
Wilhelmina Degenhardt
Emma Dustmann Et al
Frederick Dustmann
F. C. Raber
Nellie D. Burton
Margaret Manion
Maud A. Owens
Louisa Klemm
J. G. Miler
Louis Cologna
R. C. Warner
Edward Sims
Humbert Sims
Charles Borkman
A. F. Borkman
Ida Crane
Cato Abbott
Emma A. Massmann
Margaret C. Rawson
J. H. Laurence
Chicago & Alton Ry. Co
Henry Schwalm
A. J. Matthews
St. Louis
Wm. Richardson
Henry Froeligh
George Kolk
Wm. J. Kolk
Guardian
Lettie Kolk
T. W. L. Belk
Wm. J. Flach
Mary E. Gillespie
Josephine G. Prickett
Cyrus E. Gillespie
Wm. R. Prickett
Mammoth Mining Co
Salt Lake City
Public notices urge rival store advertisers to join pages
A fragmented plea urges merchants to place notices in the paper columns, arguing the public sees rival ads and questions why readers miss their own. The message cites increased reader attention and competition in local commerce without naming firms or dates.
Fire Flares at Done's Mine Killing Mules, Delays Work
A mine fire at Done's Mine damaged the stable and hay while twenty eight mules were killed or disabled. Investigators consider theories including a faulty electric wire or hay sparked by a smoldering blaze. The company faces about 2500 dollars in mule losses and operating delays under adverse conditions.
Foley remedies and a hunting notice appear in one page
An old advertisement bundle promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for croup and Foley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder health. It also lists a long notice forbidding hunting or trespassing on property, naming multiple local individuals and the Hackmann Bros firm among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
S. Kingston
Albert Rieder
Jennie McMakin
Moritz Wendler
Adam Flath, Jr
Wm. Rauch
Wm. Klostermeier
Hackmann Bros
Henry Struckhoff
Charles Metzger
George Giger
Charles Helmich
A. J. Whiteside
John Flath
Fred Liebler
Henry Horstmann
Joseph Schramm
Ignatius Riggin
Fred Tegtmeier
George Flath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odd Fellows
J.J. Brown
M.D. UG. E. Motpes
M.D. Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Baptist Church
F. E. Linder
Exchange Bank and Drug Store
Troy
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Postoffice
Kinloch
James N. Jarvis
June Sallee
Litchfield, Ill
Eves
St. James Hotel
Edwardsville
C. E. McKittrick
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Zenk
Hickory Street
Opera House
H. Schmacker
A. B.C
Public Square
Deimling Bros
Props
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Main St
Wick Bros. Jewelry Co
Real Estate Transafera
G. E. Hollis
Wm. Langewisch, Sr
Z. J. Montgomery
Otto Henke
Joseph Vols
J. H. Dugger
Charles Rule
Henry Johann
C. G. Johann
Mary A. Degenhardt
Joseph Rain
Greenwood
Joseph Kes
J. F. Yates
Prickett’s
Fred Gregware
John Stoltze
Terry & Cole's
Joseph Gamble
Terry & Coles
Rebecca J. Brown
Trustees of
Vandalia
East Glenn Streets
Park Place
Collinsville
C. E. Theuer
Joseph Feldworth
L. F. Mayer
Sue J. Wilian
North Park Place
Mary Kalina
L. J. Wilian
Long
Walnut Park
Collinaville
Adolph Hils
Fred Landolt
H. Harnsberger
Alhambra
Henry Hotz
Eleanora Grill
John Bardill
Joseph Moeller
Arthur Smith
Joseph Spack
Gillespie
S. A. Hamilton
Gillespie Mate Zupek
Olive Manda Jednakoviz
Olive Moses W. Fennell
Panama
M. M. Denney
Panam Frank Schrameck
Mary Walter
Otis E. Morrow
Zealie B. Kall
J. A. Marcum
Venice
Mary Anderson
Claude B. Rader
Leota M. Hintz
Dress P. Worstell
Bertha M. Deitrich
Cincinnati
Ford H. Poll
Betty H.dixon
Albert A. Seaman
Greenville
Florence F. Look
Frederick V. Russell
Matilda J. Jaggers
J.V Meatheringham
Mitchell Jennie Quinn
Mitchell Daniel R. Overton
Mapimi
Louise Mudge
German Roeben
Eee
Troy Amanda Struckhoff
Troy Gladstone W. Taylor
Granite City
Maude A. Owens
Isaac N. Treece
East
Alton
Beulah G. Foster
George Keller
Mayme Fremmel
Joseph C. Charleston
Kansas City
Lillian M. McClay
Aes
Charles G. Gilmore
Ruth V. Dowling
Charles A. Delabar
Springfield
M. Holliday
Francis Bacon
Montaigne
Kingston
Harper’s Weekly
Fancy
Calr
Winchester Repeating
Otto Kinninger
Braner
W. Braner
Scientific American
Jarvis Township
M. F. Auwarter
Stanley Ritcher
Standard Fashion Company
Standard, Fashion Co
Vandam Street
New York City
Aeros
Goodyear
Star Brand
St.louis
Roberts Jonson
Braner’s Hall
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