Brief News Notes From Collinsville And Vicinity
W J Blackett and family moved to Maryville. A new birthday postcard line debuts at The Call. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Ware near Maryville. Lumaghi’s No 2 mine in Collinsville gains an electric motor haulage. Donk Bros Coal and Coke Co employees paid today. Rev and Mrs H T Bahnsen welcome a daughter in Callinsville, formerly of the city. Andrew Scully buys homes at Park Place Callinsville and moves his family there. Andrew Leiling 88 and Carl Woll 84, Highland residents, die this week. James A Porter’s pride grows with a newborn son. Wheat prices fall to 1.00 per bushel from 1.12. John F Jarvis, bedridden with rheumatism, shows little improvement. Charles Cooper of Mannardsville plans to move to Collinsville. Elmer Pacatte, Merron, works at Formosa tower. W F Baughman takes a ten day leave. A thick coal vein found south of Trenton. new mine likely to replace the former mine burned earlier. Mrs Ernnest Albrecht, well known here, improving after tumor near left eye. Belleville fair slated September 14 18 with larger premiums and purses. Collinsville district census shows 3547 people under 21. 217 attend high school. 1020 graded, 550 private. Mines improving. Donk No 3 runs daily except Monday. next week repairs to enable steady operations. Jucot Sanders of St Louis files 5000 damage suit against Emil Abert and wife near Marine. case set for October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Blackett
Maryville
Call’s
Fred Ware
Lumaghi
Collinsville
Donk Bros. Coal and Coke Co
H. T. Bahnsen
Callinsville
Andrew Scully
Park Place
Andrew Leiling
Carl Woll
Highland
James A. Porter
John F. Jarvis
Charles Cooper
Kinder & Borsch
Manards
Belleville
Donk
Court house items report notes trustees and property transfers
Court records show executor accounts and appraiser appointments for H J Kuethe estate with bond approval, inventories and widow’s award. numerous deeds and mortgages filed to William Svoboda and others, and multiple marriage licenses listed alongside a detailed June 1909 city report on street labor, tile work, and brick hauling with sworn verification by James N Jarvis.
Calomel and Croton Oil Pills Sold As Rest Aiders
Advert says worst night riders are calomel croton oil or aloes pills raid your bed to rob you of rest. Noteb with Dr King's New Life Pill claims to cleanse the system curing colds headache malaria. 25c at Kingston's. Yor the St Louis Globe Republic Post Dispatch Star of Times see Daniel Peterman agent. 22 tf New supply of German birthday post cares in The Call's stationery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Kingston’s
St. Louis Globe, Republic
Post Dispatch
Star of Times
Daniel Peterman
Troy Market Prices Reported for Friday
Market items list grain futures and farm goods with prices per unit. Wheat corn oats Clover hay and timothy priced by ton or cwt, flour and meal by ewt, shipstuff and bran by ewt, potatoes cattle hogs sheep spring lambs calves chickens butter and eggs listed with varying price ranges. Names include Troy Market and units reflect historical commodity notation.
Notice to Contractors for Main Street Macadamizing
Notice to contractors bids open until August 2 1909 at 7 pm city of Troy Illinois for macadamizing and grading Main Street plans specifications on file in mayor and city clerk office bids include a 10 percent certified check to ensure good faith form to be used bidding city may accept or reject all bids W J Vetter city clerk Plus ad for Pain tablets and The Call want ads highlighting reading the serial story and cheap paper reads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Vetter
Auction Notice for Farm Stock and Implements
Personal property sale by Chris Gerling at 10 a.m. on Saturday July 1. The seller, residing 312 miles east of Troy, offers five stock and farm implements with cash terms for amounts up to five dollars and credit of 12 months for larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Dersignied
Troy
Chris Gerling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Home Journal
Elvin
Waltham
F. O. Leidel
Drig
Jucot Sanders
St. Lowis
Emil Abert
Near Marine Charging Chamber
Sanders
Aberts
M. F. Auwarter
Court House
H. J. Kuethe
C. W. Kuethe
Co. F. Wilharm
Christ Kneche
Charles Liebig
Fritz Storbeck
Spemithrift
Bertha M. Sheer
William Svoboda
D. C
Frank Langwisch
Elizabeth Langwisch
Wolf
Wim. Kes
Mapeate B. Milner
N. O. Nelsom
H. J. Vanda
Leclaire
Anthony Stieber
Theresa Janachack
Meyers’ &Th
J. N. Peers
Stella Siegel
West Eimd
John Morgan
Hebb
Griesedeck
Fletcher Heights
J. W. Meyers
Meyers
Glen Carbon
August Costa
BOS
St. Louis
Anna M. Fritzenriter
H. P. Clare
Venice
Roth C. Henthorn
Roo
Frank Zapata
Madison Razalia Badyk
Madisoin
Krank Spindler
Edwardsville
Welau Stubbs
G. L. Lo
Cts
Madison
Edith M. Griffiths
Madiscat W
PL Doty
Dolly L. Nichols
Granite City
Ida Te. Murphy
Towanda
Ruby
F. Jones
Towanda BE
W. Pape
Jennie M. Campbell
St. Sooth
Dr. Shoop
S. Kingston
James Cooper
James Coopar
Lhour
D. Joseph
Tours
Toeqmspeps Eee Ceeeee Eee
Ceeeev
Amoum
RLZA
Geffen & Roeben's
Charter
Washington Streets
Calaboose
Washington Street
Ward
Oak and
Webster Streets
Throp and
Hickory Streets
Oak Street
Aiur Bentel, Jr
Clay and
Dewey Streets
Zenk
Market Street
Center
Oberlin Streets
George Gomez
Ward 2
Clay Street
Mill Point
Center Street
Dewey
Market Streets
Oak
Main
Wimberlin
Market
Ward 3
E. D. Joseph
S. S. Avis
James N. Jarvis
Troy Market
Dwelling House Mutual Reliable Home Companygent
Troy, Ellinda
Helvetia 1 Fire Insurance Co
V. M. W. Powell
Gebauer
Jersey
Robert Holliday
Charles L. Edwards
A. F. Seligman
F. W. Braner
Henry Schlafer
John Kirsch, Jr
Alice Reine
St. Clair Avenue
East St. Louis
Miners’ Union of
Russellville, Ark
James Worsmann
Mississippi Blatter
Wick Bros. Jewelry CO
Ice Crean
Riebold’s
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