Court transfers and notices of real estate deeds in Edwardsville area
A court records summary lists numerous deeds and mortgage actions in Edwardsville and surrounding towns. Transactions name Louisa Taake, George Burroughs, N. O. Nelson, Giuseppe Verdi Society, and others transferring property, q e d titles, and sewer rights for sums ranging from 50 to 200000 dollars, including parcels in Collinsville and Maryville with minerals excluded.
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Louisa
Taake
Wm. Kirchhoff
George D. Burroughs
Lorenz Marxer
Wm. Francy
Pauline Adler
N. OG. Nelson
P. P. Lusk
Leclaire
Giuseppe-Verdi Society
G. W. Niemann
Maryville
O.langan
Onufra Burniski
Langan Heights
Collinsville
Casper Shimkus
Johnas Preskazatis
Reed
Isase Baily
James Baily
Look
Frank Vorwald
A. W. Morriss
G. G. Kiesler
Charles Schroeder
Main Street
Edwardsville
E. M. Harrison
J. E. Neubauer
Wm. Tomasek
E. Wheeler
Add
Geo. D. Burroughs
Rufus Pike
Ora Ws “Board & Paper Co
Chas. A. Caldwell
Cot Trust
Andrew Guydius
Annie Zak
Ritter & Hunieke
Neighbor Invasion Ends With Home Safe
A Carlisle Street home was invaded by a neighbor who entered the parlor and sang as a daughter and mother heard the tune. The husband awakened, drove the intruder out with a candle, and recognized him as the neighbor after a confrontation. The intruder later had his door painted to differ from the neighbor’s color.
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Carlisle Street
Lynder Avenue
Stalia
Philadelphia Times
Satisfactorily Explained. Actor playwright exchange mock
A fragmented dialogue features an actor playwright and an art dealer in a curt exchange. The dealer questions critics and asks what the playwright has to show today, while the actor replies with terse pride about his work and a character named Jargues.
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Seuinet
Whirl
Jargues
Art Lover's Bath Quip Brings Judge's Cold Humor
A fragment from a courtroom scene shows a judge quipping about an art lover amid a chaotic bath comment. The exchange highlights sharp wit and a tense, comic undertone in a fragmentary dialogue.
Moundbuilders Mound Bought as West Virginia Park
The Great Grave Creek mound near Moundsville in the Ohio Valley, a premier prehistoric monument, is purchased by West Virginia with a $10,000 state appropriation and $5,000 donated by heirs as a memorial. The state will pay $25,000 total, with the last payment due next October, to save the site from commercial exploitation and convert it into a public park.
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Moundaville
W. Va
Grave Creek Flats
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
West Virginia
Mountain State
McFadden
American Continent
Miami
Mexico
Cortes
Joseph Tomlinson
Pittsburg
Trackliess Wilds
Little Grove Creek
Moundsville
Tominson
Ohio
Wheeling
Tomlinson
Fort Henry
Simon Girty
White Cloud
Blackfeet
Betsy Zane
Adden
Frightful Wreck Promises Quick Relief From Burns
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as Earth's greatest healer for cuts, bruises, sprains and wounds from a wreck involving train, auto or buggy. It claims rapid relief for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands lips sore eyes and more with a 25 cent size.
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Bucklen
Earth
Kingston's
Time Card for St Louis and Suburban Railway Service
Schedule details list early morning departures from St Louis and East St Louis, plus stops at Collinsville Edwardsville Maryville and Caseyville Edgemont Lebanon divisions. Includes north and southbound times, hourly runs, and connecting service, with supervisors Thomas and Hewitt signing as general superintendent.
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St. Louis
Collinsville
Edwardsville
Maryville
East St. Louis
3Rd
Broadway
Collingville
Collinaville
Caseyville
Edgemont
O’fallon
Lebanon
Matthews
Peterman Agency Listing in St Louis Globe Market
Daniel Peterman of the Peterman agency is noted in the St Louis Globe market notes. Details remain fragmentary with no clear transaction or outcome given.
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St. Louis Globe, Republic
Post-Dispatch
Staz
Times
Daniel Peterman
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G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Tr Express
Baggag -Pithot
Deimling Bros
Props
Benson
Julius Peter
Rene
Efunion
Main St
Troy
Theo Guennewig
Co Best
Public Square
J.J. Brown
M.D. C. E. Molden
M. D. Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Baptist. Church
Kinloch
PR. A. A. Smeigh
Beaner Building
F. W. Braner
Market-street
Perry H. Hiles
Jesse L. Simpson
Hiles & Simpson
New Palace
Bell Main
R. Edwardsville, MI
Squire Eckert
Mutua A Reliable Home Companygent
Uinols
Helvetia 1 First Insurance Co
Y. M. W. Powell
Britts .Bros. Meat Market
Crystal Ice CO
Memphis
Bt. Louis
Isaac Nathan
Nellie J. Mahony
John Ryan
Bertha Lenhar
Julius Montgomery
Georgia Moore
Fred Larcher
Bownville
Florence L. Hearney
Lawrsville Co
Baldwin
Edna M. Spies
James Fornero
Lillie Robertson
Luther Hall
Edwardaville Maud Schaffer
W. Frennin
Mary Poletti
L. W. Eldridge
Louis Edith Marko
A. R. LaVellee
Toronto
Canada
Emily R. Potts
Chicago
Jamies Formero
Edgar Proffitt
Granite City
Harriet Sykes
Alton
Clayton Phillips
McDowell Margaret
Radcliff
H. F. Galloway
Evangeline Barton
Walter Williams
Claudie Tackett
Wm. Kelly
Kansas City
Kan
Cora Gaines
Oklahoma City
B. Stirtz
Alton Myrtle Rautone
Alton Philip Somerschue
Philadelphia
Josephine Reinhardt
W. A. Roloff
Upper Alton
Mamie Diamond
Albert Ulrich
Livingston
Lizzie Berg
Alhambra
Save Varneff
Madge Leake
Madison
Walter Quillman
Lyessie Thompson
J. Ho Deye
Meta Iben
C. W. Lay
Corine Hawkins
Herman Wegener
Webster Groves
Ollie R. Odell
L. W. Elridge
Edith Marks
J. C. Wittmond
Alice Rubeling
Galatine Leu
John Chalonpka
Marie Vavar
Robert Lampton
Daisy Willis
Oliver Wilbold
Clara Schmidt
Marine G. I. Kelly
Warden Bertha A. Robertson
Carpenter B. C. Rutherford
Edith
Amelung
F. M. Thorp
Genevieve F. Spaeth
Silas Solomon
Carrie Hall
Joseph Masserang
Mary Johnson
M. E. Larkin
Carrie P. Ross
Boone Terre
Joseph Cariss
Maria Griffiths
David Poole
Vere M. Hulse
Lewis Hagler
Hertha Reeves
ACME
H. F F. Kueker
Iora
Selz
M. F. Auwarter
Riebold
St. Louis & Suburban
Illinois
Ngc
Edwardsville Station
Peorig
Springfield
Aricks
Agi
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