Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Gindler Jr in Tuesday
Brief notes report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Gindler Jr on Tuesday. The item sits among assorted local notices including sales, shop promos, and community events from Highland to Edwardsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gindler, Jr
Huffendick
Highland
Walter Clouse
Greenville
J. R. Ward
Roge Wilkinson
Nellie Henderson
Jane Henderson
J. H. Bode
Pin Oak
Edwardsville
Edward Hawke
H. F. Rucker
John W. Fritts
James W. Fritts
Troy
Harrison Hospital
Collinsville
Frank Stucker
Resolutions of Respect for Brother William Ramshaw
Members of Mentor Temple No. 104 Pythian Sisters mourn the loss of William Ramshaw. The charter will be draped for 30 days, records updated, widow and family notified, Troy Call notified for publication. Also includes an advertising testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery with a patient claim and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ramshaw
Troy
Mary Scott
Lucretia Hanke
Sarah O'Connor
Deafness Cure Claims and Patent Remedies Ad
A pasted ad fragment touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure promising a $100 payment for any deafness case caused by catarrh that it cannot cure. It also promotes Hall’s Emily Pills for constipation and Dr King’s Life Pills for bad breath and strength. An agent offers home delivery of The Call newspaper, claiming less than 2c weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
News of Neighbors and Local Social Roundup
Leo Kolb visited Chicago last week. Several residents from Lebanon, Edwardsville, St. Louis, and Highland were guests or visitors in Marine. A tragic death by suicide occurred near Ama rine. The Fourth of July events included a St Jacob Turnverein picnic and local baseball results. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for injuries. The Call claims affordable local news and want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kolb
Chicago
Harold Benton
Lebanon
L. C. Heim
Helen Richardson
Alton
Frank Eberhardt
Edwardsville
Hugo Nicollerat
St. Louis
August Henze
Louis Schreiber
Highland
Fern Shepard
New Paris
Henry Junker
Marine
Marguerite Mosland
Wm. Neudecker
John Strauch
Andrew Schmidt
Edwin Gottenstrader
Carl Roth
John Elickmann
Edwardsville Milling Co
Edmond Beall
John M Chamberlain
East St. Louis
Ponrth
Hilda May
Otto May
May
Amarine
Jacob Pehmel
John J. Gaffmer
Val
Gus Becker
Leo May
Fremont
Oscar Michael
John Becker
St. Jacob
Henry Neumann
St. Jacob Cubs
Collinsville Colts
L. W. Adler
Wm. Widkcus
J. A. Collins
Grace Geers
Troy
Troy Markets Price List From Thursday Quotations
Market prices from Troy show grain and livestock quotes for Thursday. Wheat 610-4 cents per bushel, oats 55 cents, clover hay 18.00 per ton, timothy 25.00 per ton, straw 5.00, flour hard wheat 3.30 per cwt, flour soft wheat 3.20 per cwt, white middlings 1.50 to 1.60, meal per bushel, cattle per cwt, hogs per cwt, calves per cwt, sheep per cwt, spring lambs 4.00 to 5.00 per head, turkeys 15 cents per lb, geese 10 cents, ducks 12.5 cents, chickens spring 17.5 cents per lb, chickens 10 cents, butter 20 cents per lb, eggs 0.75 per dozen.
Record breaking cows redefine dairy milk records in America
The article highlights top dairy cows across breeds setting unprecedented yearly yields and butterfat. Colantha 4th Johanna, a Holstein, produced 27,432 pounds of milk with 3.64 percent butterfat. Other standout cows include Linde Korndyke 26,192 pounds and 3.88 percent fat, Dolly Dimple 18,808 pounds and 878 fat, Jacoba Irene 17,253 pounds and 952 fat, Olga 4th's Pride 16,275 pounds and 871 fat, Sophie 19th 14,373 pounds and 854 fat, Netherhall Brownie 9th 18,110 pounds and 820 fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Old World
Columbus
Colantha
Johanna
Linde Korndyke
Guernsey
Dolly Dimple
Jersey
Jacoba Irene
Olga 4Th
Pride
Sophie
CURES FOR RABBIT NUISANCE
A reader advises rabbit control using cow manure slurry painted on tree trunks eighteen inches to two feet thick to deter bark chewers. The mix coats away damage and preserves trees. A second method suggests building a box trap for capturing rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Stearns
Protection of Apple Trees in Cold Climates
A writer argues that the health and longevity of less hardy apple varieties depend on protection from winter sun. A north-side tree five feet from a shed thrives, while a nearby sun-exposed tree suffers sun scald and decline. Observations support closer north-south planting to shield trunks and lower limbs.
Account with School Districts and Township Fund Receipts
Financial snapshot from 1911 1912 shows receipts and expenditures for school districts and township funds. Items include balance on hand June 30 1911 distributions state and district taxes land sales tuition fees insurance adjustments and loans, with totals and final balance. Treasure certification and notary oath appear, noting statewide accounting practices and a public sale line unrelated to funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomino
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J. J. Mills
Lulu Schmidt
Charles Helmich
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James H, Smith
Moritz Wendler
Adam Flath, Jr, Barney Porter
Hackmann Bros
Fred Engeling
George Flath
John Cline
Richard Schmalz
Henry Kurtz Win, Wittmann
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