Edw H Klein Shoe Sale Promises Deep Discounts
Last chance to buy babies shoes at Edw H Klein as prices drop to 79 cents from a dollar. Nearly all sizes sold at 98 cents for the 1.50 line. Also notes marriages licenses issued in Belleville to Frank Trost and Mrs Clarice Decosters. George Pickel buys Leland hotel bar in Edwardsville. Brookside and Donk mine payrolls due next Tuesday as operations continue. Three Highland deaths and local civic notices round out the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Klein
Mound City
S. Kingston
Wm. Brockmann
Nameoki
Belleville
Frank Trost
Greenville
Clarice Decosters
Highland
George Pickel
Troy
Edwardsville
Lewis
Fred Buettikofer
Ferdinand Hirsch
Edward Holz‘inger
Brookside
Donk
Mentor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Schott
Pin Oak
Blackjack
Spring Valley
Madison County Horse Thief Detective Society
Joseph J. Pogue
Local notices and obituaries from early Ma Fine township and Collinsville
Louis Edward Talleur 26, son of August Talleur, died at Alhambra after pneumonia. Former Marine, ran a saloon in Alhambra. Articles of incorporation granted to Collinsville Lithuanian Co-operative Meat and Grocery Co. with $3,000 capital, John Thomas, Mike Pozak, Thomas Zuries as incorporators. Courtland Bradshaw, son of the late W. P. Bradshaw, died in Edwardville from aromatic poisoning. Coane Bam sued for 12,000, remanded for trial. Henry DeBaas injured in Donk's mine, scalp wound and broken leg below knee. Call seeks news items. advertising note. Shoes 79c at Edw. H. Klein's. 7-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Edward Talleur
August Talleur
Ma Fine
Alhambra
Marine
Collinsville Lithuanian Co
Nois Central Iamavuus
Coane Bam
Henry DeBaas
Donk
DeBaas
Public School Notes from Monthly Examinations
Monthly exams set for next Tuesday and Wednesday. Alice’s cloak joke may draw laughs at school. Prof. O H Clark from East St Louis began work in Troy last Saturday and sees a bright outlook with new pupils. Ninth and tenth graders rehearse The Old New Hampshire Home for February in the Presbyterian church basement. Juniors and Seniors elected officers this week with Snodgrass, Bryant, Lewis, Jarvis, Mossmann, Mantle in key roles. Preparations start for a graduating class this year aiming for a standout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
O. H. Clark
East St. Louis
Troy
Old
New Hampshire
Presbyterian Church
Frank Snodgrass
Earl Foster
Myrtie Lewis
Harry Mossmann
Wiley Bryant
Norma Jarvis
Esther Jones
Alice Mantle
Banquet Payment for Henry Clay in New Orleans 1842
An 1842 account notes a banquet with Henry Clay in New Orleans and comments on the expense. The ad mentions Dr. King’s New Life Pills for stomach troubles and other disorders, priced at 25 cents at S. Kingston’s, plus shoe offers at Edw. H. Klein’s and a street scene with a seedy Trojan in dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
S. Kingston's
Good Quarters for Pigs
Rheumatism in hogs stems from damp filthy poorly ventilated quarters. Ensure air flows without direct drafts and sun freely reaches houses to maintain dry sanitary sleeping areas. Preventive emphasis: keep yards pastures and houses dry and clean, avoid damp bedding and cold floors, and install false wooden floors on cement.
Wheat Shorts Feeding Pigs For Efficient Rearing
A writer in an exchange extols wheat shorts for young pigs and suggests a 12 hour soak with finely ground corn chops, half and half, fed as a thick slop. The piece also advises that older pigs should have access to pasture if possible.
Veneered Furniture Care And A Classroom Anecdote
The article warns against water damage to veneered surfaces and explains how moisture can lift glue beneath veneer, causing bulges and opacity. It notes dampness from vases or bottles as a risk and mentions the rarity of expert repair. It also includes a teacher’s prompt about posterity and a brief sale notice for children's shoes at Edw. H. Klein's.
Jarvis Township Collector Primary Announcements
Multiple notices authorize candidates for Jarvis Township Collector. WM H Wild, Harry Cooper, Percy Wilkinson, George P Simpson, and Thomas Lewis announce bids, all subject to Democratic or Republican township primaries. One sector candidate states intention to seek the will of voters at the township primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Township
A. Heddergott
C. E. Seligman
Arthur J. Lewis
F. O. Leidel
A. R. Snodgrass
WM. H. Wild
Harry Cooper
Percy: Wilkinson
George P. Simpson
Thomas Lewis
Jarvis” Township
Cratic
Indicating Need of Mineral in Barn Foundations
The text notes hogs gnawging plaster and rooting for bone material in barn foundations. It advises using charcoal, hardwood ashes, or pulverized hard coal to satisfy the hogs energy. The piece also mentions an advertisement rate: three times the price of one insertion.
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Courtland Bradshaw
W. P. Bradshaw
Edwardaville
H. Klein's
Iname
E. C. Onomical
Apron Gingham
Il Pr
Sean Aebareees
Henry Hawke, , Jr
Edwards
Wendel Schmidt
Jacob Wittmann
Wick - Bros. Jewelry Co
Main Street Market
J. R. Fritts
F. W. Braner
Ignatius Riggin
Frederick Daluege
Henry J. Faitz
Henry Horstmann
Ed Miller
Julius Taake
Adam Schmitt
Benj. Zenk
Charles Schultze
Wick Bros. Jewelry.Co
Edw. H.klein's
H. Klein’s
Troy Markets