Brief News Notes and Local Tidbits
Newsy notes from the area report Brush magician Edwin Brush performing at the opera house next week. Property transfers include Stanley Ritcher selling to C A Greaves. The Women's Magazine for February is on sale for five cents at The Call office. Local business openings and sales are announced for February 10th and 11th. A. R. Snodprass and Mrs A Mayer are noted in community health and accident updates. The Madison County Teachers' Association meets at Edwardsville. Legal notices include suits by Walter Bass against the Vandalia Railroad and subpoenas in a Troy damage case. Fire at the N O Nelson Leclaire plant destroys a barn, with a $500 reward offered for fire-bug info. Washington's Birthday programs at Rieders Opera House are announced. Wendelin Peter of Pierron dies aged 75. The Collinsville Improvement Association pushes Triumph Pickle and Catsup Co to relocate from St Louis to Collinsville, creating 25 jobs and a new two-story plant.
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Brush
The
Brush Entertainment
Stanley Ritcher
C. A. Greaves
Edwin Brush
Opera House
Women's Magazine
Mike Sabole
Maryville
A. R. Snodprass
A. Mayer
Theodore Mueller
St. Tacob
Robert Rawson
Tsahelfe Rawson
Walter Bass
Greenville
Vandalia Railroad Ocs
Louis A. Bass
Haller Crossing
Highland
Edwardsville
Phil. J. Zenk
M. W. Powell
Troy
Sophia Demuth
Alton
Madison County Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Washington
N. O. Nelson
Leclaire
L. J. Lawnin
Nelson Company
Rieder
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Wendelin Peter
Pierron
George Giger
the ‘Immaculate Conception
W Michael
Calvary Cemetery
Pierr
Collinsville
President Helps Orphans and Local Medicines
A Macon Georgia orphanage led by the President of the Industrial and Orphans Home reports nine years of Electric Hitters aiding stomach liver and kidney troubles. It claims the medicine purifies blood aids digestion builds appetite and strengthens weak children. Also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee a coffee substitute sold locally with quick preparation and no real coffee.
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Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
S. Kingston's
Dr. Shoop
M. F. Auwarter
News item sent for insertion in The Call
A brief note confirms the item will be submitted for publication in The Call. The request specifies timely insertion and alignment with the paper's style. Details on date, page, or editor approval remain to be finalized.
Coffee cake secrets from a Jarvis Township farmer
A humorous column features a farmer advising ladies on a new method for rising dough using sponge particles instead of yeast. It explain s how to prepare sponges, test yeast position, and include quirky notes on spitting out sponge bits and delicate kitchen patience. The piece ends promising next week’s tip on milking a cow.
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Lena
Preventics Candy Cold Cure Tablets Promote Quick Calming
Threatening feverishness with children is quickly and safely calmed by Preventics. These little Candy Cold Cure Tablets should always be at hand for promptness is all-important. Preventics contain no quinine nothing harsh or sickening. They are a genuine safeguard against colds priced at 25 cents and sold by 8 Kingston locations.
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Kingston
Card of Thanks for Frank Pfeiffer
I tender sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends for their kindness and assistance during my father Frank Pfeiffer illness and after his death. Mrs. P. B. Wild. 9 11.
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Frank Pfeiffer
P. B. Wild
Time Card for Illinois Traction System schedule
Time table for East St Louis and suburban routes listing departure times to Collinsville Edwardsville and intermediate points with hourly and half hour increments. Details include north and southbound patterns from Collinsville Maryville Matthews Crossing and Edwardsville station supervised by KF Tilomas and C F Hewitt with Illinois Traction System Edwardsville Station Southbound.
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E. ST. Louis & Suburban
St. Louis
Collinsville
Edwardsville
Maryville
East St. Louis
3Rd
Matthews’ Crossing
FL Tilomas
C.F. Hewitt
Notice to Taxpayers and Stockholders in 1909 Proceedings
Notice to taxpayers: Jarvis township collector will be ready January 24 to receive and receipt for 1909 taxes due by March 10, 1910. Office at A Hedder gots store, 8 a m to 4 p m. John S Jarvis, Collector. Notice to Troy Telephone Co stockholders: special meeting February 8, 1910 at 7 p m to reduce capital stock and address other matters. Chris Busse, President. Notice to Hunters: hunting or trespassing is strictly forbidden on premises listed by multiple residents and property owners under penalty of law.
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Jarvis Township
A. Heddergott
Johns
Jarvis
Troy Telephone CO
Chris. Busse
Chris Diepholz
T. A. Riggin
Charles Schultze
A. N. Riggin
Frank Bauman
Fred Tegtmeier
Win. Langewisch
Edwin Zenk
Joseph Arth
Henry Niehaus
Wm. Ackermann
Hampton Long
Fred E. Hartmai
Moritz Wendler
Henry Taake
John Flath
Adam Flath
Wm. Weber
Edward J. Mille
Andrew Hoenig
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Atk
J. Allen
Hamilton Hotel
Hamilton and Map's Avenues
CREBS
Illinois Traction Syssem
North
I. W. Prederick
Troy Market
United States Patent Office
Washington, D. Co
Wm. Sudhoff
Depot
Phil. Rarick
George Linzner
Lutheran Church
Ignatius Riggin
Benj. Schultze
John Dollinger
Henry Horstmann
John Howard
Treene Riggin
Chris Buhrmester
Herman Schlaefer
George Flath
Hackmann Bros
Rhdmund Beall
Republican Party
Madison
Bond
A. Heddergott Olty del
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