Brief News Notes From The Cad Compile
Scarlet fever and diphtheria are prevalent at St. Jacob reports say. Birthday post cards with German inscriptions and new souvenir post card albums appear at The Call. McKendree College Lebanon enrollment reaches 140. John Kucera and Mary Sot of Edwardsville receive a marriage license in St. Louis. An Elm Grove school district bond issue for a new $15,000 building passes. Frederick Prott of Marine namesake dies after appendicitis surgery aged 25. Highline State and Trust Bank names directors and officers. Woburn post office to rural delivery from Greenville. District No 104 Woodriver votes for a new $15,000 school building. Rob inson Constitution buys J. R. Parkison and Frank Riker half interest. A coin shows a Trim of local commerce and honest acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cad
St. Jacob
Call
McKendree College
Lebanon
St. Louis
John Kucera
Mary Sot
Edwardsville
Woburn
Greenville
Kingston
Son .Sands
Maryville
Woodriver
J. R. Parkison
the Call
Newton Democrat
Frank Riker
Robinson Constitution
Frederick Martin Prott
Fred Prott
Marine Township
Bartlett
Highline State and Trust Bank
J. G. Bardill
Louis Latzer
Fred Siegrist
A. H. Schott
Louis Koch
Adolph Meyer
J. P. Streuber
A. I. Schott
Charles Horfle
Elm Grove
Z. J. Montgomery
Jacob Duckett
Collinsville
Wim. Brighton
Duckett
Epworth League Arts and Church Notices At Mt Zion
The Epworth League at Mt Zion reports strong attendance as it begins a new book in its Life of Christ studies. Local German Evangelical church officers were elected this year: Goetz, Pape, Gebaner, Mittendorf, Weber, Engeling, Schoeck. The Troy charge Epworth League sent substantial cash and supplies to Lake Bluff Orphanage, praised as the best value in the Southern Illinois conference. Junior League gains from Mrs Dundas visit with doubled attendance and renewed study interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mt. Zion
Christ
German Evangelical Church
Charles Goetz
Herman Pape
W. J. Gebaner
F. H. Mittendorf
Wm. Weber
Fred
Dundas
Mrs Gore and Genevieve Gore Visit Tulsa for Health
Mrs T K Gore and her daughter Genevieve travel to Tulsa Oklahoma for a month to visit D B Gore. Mrs Gore aims to regain health and rest a damaged right hand suffered in a interurban car accident six weeks ago. She fractured a little finger and sprained her arm and other injuries limited use of the hand. Her parents stay with Mr and Mrs A H Bell during the absence. Mrs Bell remains ill but improves though unable to use Nimbs mind requires constant attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlinville Daily Enquirer
T. K. Gore
Genevieve
Tulsa
Okla
D. B. Gore
Ao Stat
Hear
A. H. Bell
Remedies and scams in early 1900s notices and cures
Advertisements warn teachers about a reading club swindle offering books for 12.50 with notes discounted to a local bank. Other items tout Dr. Kine’s New Discovery as cure for lung disease, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns and wounds, and Wood’s Liver Medicine as a liver regulator and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N. C
Dr. Kine
Kingston
Sothern
Reading Club
Spe Ht
Bucklen
S. Kingston
Court House Docket Includes Many Civil Actions in Illinois
Chancery actions listed against New Athens Brewing Co. and others include assumpsit cases, damages, and foreclosures. Divorces granted or continued involve several parties. a will set aside action and a partition suit are also noted. Several cases are dismissed or continued, with cities like Granite City and Collinsville involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Athens Brewing Co
Bazo Antonogic
Assumpsit
P. E. Ashlock
James Dixon
Collinsville Building & Loan Association
McGettigan
Anna Grimes
Chas. Grimes
Minnie Belleville
Edward Belleville
Lillie Cumberland
Carl Cumberland
Charlotte E. Burton
Wim. Elwell
A. G. Schlosstein
L. A
Probate docket records show multiple estates and hearings
Judge Hillekotter oversees inventories and final reports for Henry Schmidt Christine Winter Mathias McGaughey John Ryan and others. Hearings set for February 10 February 15 January 30 March adjustment. Conservators bond actions, guardianship bonds, and awards to widows and minors noted amid numerous deceased estates across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EB. Hillekotter
Henry Schmidt
Carl Steben Et al
Christine H. Winter
Mathias McGaughey
John Ryan
James H. Varmer
Wolfgang Lautner
Mary E. Caldwell
Arnold Schwend Et al
John Schmidt, Sr
H. C. Godfrey
Mary Kassing
Mike Boroa
C. A. Bartlett
Mike Grin
Lyubi Grin
Jd. W. Mathis
Amelia Miller
J. S. Faitz Et al
Christian Faitz
Guardian
George Reitz
Mike Arslanian
R. M. Sullivan
R. M. Binney
C. A. Uzzell
Cornelius Brown
Henry Espenschied
Karl Espenschied
Real estate transfers in Maple Park Collineville district
John Goetz and wife convey by deed a lot 8 block 3 Maple Park add Collineville to John Sud for 250 dollars. J H Kuhn and wife to Win, final details omitted in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goetz
John Sudbring
Maple Park
Collineville
J. H. Kuhn
Win
Property transfers and deeds in Collinsville and Troy listings
A series of property transfers and deeds in Collinsville and Troy are listed, detailing grantees and grantors, parcels described with block and lot numbers, sections, and monetary values ranging from 1 to 1400 dollars. The notices include several wad deeds with mineral reservations and timber reservations, plus a few small lots in Fernwood Place and Warwig's add. Also noted is an advertisement for Bees Laxative Cough Syrup and a brief local promotions blurb from The St. Louis Times and The Call stationery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burk
Annie E. Strong
H. A. Hamilton
Fernwood Place
Collinsville
Fred Abendroth
W. C. Becker
Henry Schmitt
Wm. Noelner
Oliver Trembley
George Luber
Eva Barber
Rosa Hartmann
Warwig
Add
Marine
Notice to Hunters on Premises Prohibited
Notice forbids hunting or trespassing on the premises with strict legal penalties. Named individuals listed include Henry Gindler Fred Bohnenstredt Wm Wittmann George Wittmann Val Meisinger Joseph Watt Benj Schultze Moritz Wendler George Flath Joseph Sehramm Martin Arth Henry Horstmann Mrs L J Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gindler
Fred Bohnenstredt
Wm. Wittmann
George Wittmann
Val. Meisinger
Joseph Watt
Benj. Schultze
Moritz Wendler
George Flath
Joseph Sehramm
Martin Arth
Henry Horstmann
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The
Kingstons
Strauss Brothers
Master Tailors
Chicago
Aa LmaSeet S
F. O. Leidel the Jeweler
Call’s
Linsville
Brighton
Campbell
Kinloch
Carlinville
Wood
Charles Mitchell
Newport
Mattie Clark
Joseph Gippert
Blanche Burnett
Granite City
Charles Reinholt
Staunton
Minnie Messerly
Wim
Ind
D. J. Marburger
Worden
Jennie Camp
C. G. Ewe
Louise Stokes
Otto Neudecker
Herman
St .Louis
A. E. Anderson
Ccce
Moline
Clara B. Finley
Sparta
Paul Minard
Eee Alton
Lillian McDonald
Alton
J. OK. Meyer
Cece Alton
Lola Hovey
Upper Alton
Homer Ritter
Mary Kreuster
J. A. Bederman
Litchfield
Clara A. Miller
Daniel Peterman
Troy Market
Taylor
Goo Security
Call Of‘fice
D. Schott
R. C. Morriss
Black Horse
F. W. Braner
J. E. Meeker
Wm. Frangen
Jarvis
Township
Stienhans
John S. Jarvis
F. C. Hendee
Man
Effingham, Ill
Effingham
Effingham State Bank
Troy Shoe Company
John Flath
Philip Perry
Fred Steinmeyer
G. F. Edwards
George Edwards
M. D. Merry
Jacob Bress
John Kirsch
Adam Flath
Charles Schultze
Wm. Ackermann
Martin Weber
William Talbert
MERS
Mulligan
John W. Vidamour & CO
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Rellable Home Company
M. W. Powell
Troy, Hianols
Svar Tamerine Company
Star Tattering Company
Star Tailoring Company
M. F. Allwarter
Markey
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