Local Paragraphs of News Gossip and Moves
Brief items note daily deliveries, illnesses, and recoveries in the Troy Edwardsville Johann community. New marriages, moves, business changes, and trips are reported among local residents including Norbury, Feldmeier, Sliva, Lawson, and Mennerich families. Advertising, medical salve claims, a theft recovery, and a Texas excursion promotion are also summarized.
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Edwardsville
Bonney, Pickett, Ayers & Bonney Company
Bow
Texas
Southwest
M., K. & T. R Airead
Streeter
Bonney-Pickett Company
Oklahoma
Frank Ostendorf Dies Nine Days After Father
Frank Ostendorf died at 21 on Friday afternoon at 2 15 at the W W Barnsback farm northeast of Edwardaville from pneumonia believed to have contracted at his father Henry Ostendorf’s funeral nine days earlier. Survived by his mother five brothers and two sisters. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev C A O Reilley of St Marys Catholic Church Edwardaville. Interred Bohemian Cemetery Buck road.
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Henry Ostendorf
Frank
W. Ww. Barnsback Farm
Eva Pear
Frank Ostendorf
C. A. O’reilley
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Edwardavi
France and Venezuela Sever Diplomatic Ties After Row
Paris and Caracas sever diplomatic relations over the French Cable Co dispute tied to President Castro's actions. M. Taigny protested the Venezuelan moves, while American Minister Russell mediated briefly. Casts of insult and double dealing fueled the rupture, with no resumption of ties in sight.
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Washington
France
Venezuela
M. Taigny
Caracas
Castro
Matos
Santo Domingo
Paris
State Department
Mr. Russell
The Vital Necessity of Advertiser Persistency
The Inland Printer argues lack of persistency hinders advertising success. Many advertisers quit after a short spurt, spending little for six months. Only about 40 percent recoup costs, as sustained campaigns build lasting trade. Successful merchants rely on persistent use of our columns.
Open Door for Morocco Conference Principles Agree
Secretary Root reports that delegates chosen for the Morocco conference broadly back open door and equal trade privileges. Germany will defend open door while the United States holds balance of power, with talks focusing on policing the frontier and customs. conference opens Tuesday at Algeciras Spain.
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Washington
Root
Germany
United States
America
France
Algeciras
Spain
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Herman Stolte
Richard Warner
Brookside
John Droy
June Sallee
St. James
Western Hotel
Highland
John Norbury
Babe
Cat
J. W. Gornet
Henry Stolte
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Gornet & Co
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Sample & Lawson
Edw. Stubblefield
Lawson
Fred Mennerich
Collinsville
United States District Court
Springfield
Henry Mennerich
DeWitt
S. Kingston
C. E. Krueger
Wen
Mia
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Grant Shy
E. Reynolds St
Santas
Eckert
Berkshire
Poland
John Deeimling
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Cats Office
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W. W. Jarvis
Hassinger Place
Wma
Sudhoff
German Evangelical Church
H. T. Bahnsen
Ideal Shear Co
Randolph Street
Chicago
John Dugan
Antonio
Almister Agostino
Purchel Barra
Gio Bricker
Will Broongy
J. Bourlard & Craney Boardman
George Bolton
Samuel Bugni
Giacomo Cruz
Josef Calderwood
Cl Conklin
Jesse Depra
Joe Dempsey
Mr. Farrey
Jas
THC
Ingersoll
Dollar Watches
R. Snodgrass
C. E. McKittrick
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Zenk
Hickory Street
Union Meat Market
G. A. Voelker
E. D. Joseph, Teamster
William Rauch Theamster
Wm. Kueker
Prop
Peterman Bidg
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Alion
Mra. E. A. Simpson
Craig St
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Ballard
Southern Express
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis
U. SA
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Morocco
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