Happenings and Gossip In Local Notes And Trades
Brief notes from the area report coal yard prices at Morriss near Vandalia depot nine cents per bushel. Donk Bros. Coal and Coke payroll was light on Wednesday. A Witt mine site in Peabody Coal Co’s operations is sealed, signaling likely permanent closure. Frederick Harnist of Highland died at 71 after paralysis. Mrs. Mattie Cramer receives a $1,000 Macabees policy payout for her late son Fred Z. Cramer. Illinois will delay hunters licenses for 1915 16 until August 1 with game law changes setting squirrel season August 1 to January 1. Egyptian Club plans Chicago outing next Monday in Washington Park. Rural Letter Carriers meet in Olney next Friday. Ben Bernius is favored for president, Fred Edwards attends as Madison co delegate. Ellis Barnes in Edwardsville jail on abandonment charges of his two children, traced to Pinckneyville. Nick Ambuehl, wine grower and farmer near Saline Township, dies at nearly 68. survived by widow and four children. funeral held at Highland. Pierron special election approves site purchase for a new school building by 27 to 14. Catherine Bleisch provides two acres for $1100 on Bond county side. Next Pierron vote will authorize a new school building.
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Morriss
Vandalia
Donk Bros. Coal and Coke Company
Peabody Coal Co
Witt
Frederick Harnist
Switzerland
Highland
Mattie Cramer
Maccabes
Fred Z. Cramer
Illinois
Southern Illinois
Chicago
Grove
Greenhouse
Washington Park
Southern
State Association
Freds. Edwards
Madison County
Ellis Barnes
Troy
Edwardsville
Pinckneyville
Blake
Nickolaus Ambuehl
Saline Township
Pierron
The Glorious Fourth Celebrates Liberty Across Lands
A patriotic poem extols Freedom's natal day with a starry flag, eagle, and orators praising the nation. It traverses oceans and continents, noting jubilee from dawn till night as patriots celebrate liberty.
A Good Household Salve for Skin Ailments
An old advertising note urges Bucklen's Arnica Salve for ordinary injuries and infections. It promotes healing, antiseptic protection, and prevention of complications from cuts, bruises, pimples, eczema, and skin blemishes. The ad sells a 2 ounce box for 25 cents.
Huffendick denies hair dye prescription in damage suit
H R Huffendick formerly a Troy druggist now in Collinsville says reports misinformed the charges in a damage suit by Mrs. Robert Winter. He sells a guaranteed harmless preparation with return option and will contest the case in court, promising full facts later.
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Robert Winter
H. R. Huffendick
Troy
Collinsville
Huffendick
Dr Kings New Life Pills Laxative Ad
An easy pleasant laxative advertisement promoting Dr King s New Life Pills. It claims one or two pills with water at night produce a morning bowel movement, with no bad taste or belching and a full day of comfort. Sold by druggists 36 pills for 25 cents. Buy today.
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Dr. King
Beware of Mercuryed Catarrh Ointments, Buy Hall’s Cure
Mercury in catarrh ointments harms smell and deranges the system. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, made by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, contains no mercury, taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists. Price per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J
Toledo
Ohio
Personal Paragraphs Continued From First Page
Mr and Mrs John W Taylor and daughter and Mrs Caroline Wessel visited Mr and Mrs James W Taylor and family from St Louis. Miss Clara Garnet and friends visited Augusta Garnet and family from St Louis. Dr and Mrs E A Stewart from Salem Iowa spent a week with M F Auwarter family and left for Quincy. Paul R Auwarter will stay in Salem indefinitely. Any St Louis newspaper delivered promptly by Daniel Peterman agent.
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John W. Taylor
Caroline Wessel
St. Louis
James W. Taylor
Clara Garnet
Augusta Garnet
E. A. Stewart
Salem
Iowa
M. F. Auwarter
Quincy
Paul R. Auwarter
Daniel Peterman
When a Call Want Ad Wont Supply Your Want
A brief note notes that when a Call Want Ad fails to deliver the desired listing, no other option will suffice, urging readers to use the classified service for finding needed items or services.
Annual statement of Troy Savings and Homestead Association
Annual fiscal report for year ending May 31, 1914. Details assets 1,857,878 including loans on real estate and cash. liabilities 1,857,378. receipts 1,036,?6. disbursements 600,?. 11 series with 323 shares in force, 26 borrowing members, 186.60 total operating expenses. 8 percent dividend declared. Secretary M F Allwater. sworn June 28, 1915. notice to obtain St Louis papers from Daniel Peterman agent.
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Troy
Homestead’ Association
Iminore
Illinois
anPaauren
W. W. Jarvis
M. F. Allwarter
A. D
W. Jarvis
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Stanes
Riebold’s
Peter Bros
Troy Exchange Bank
Nationa
S. Kingston
Amos Hayes
Troy Garage
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Republic
Times
Star
Stopurkicken
Yuede & Probst Commission Company
North Third St
ST. Louis, MO
Valier
Enterprise
Waller
New York
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