Post cards and townsfolk notes from Troy and area
New souvenir post cards from Troy offered at The Call office. Dan Peterman will deliver the Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday. C F Steinhans refashions his storefront with a bright paint job. Prank A Welte moved to Au- Durh to join a paint shop. Perdinand Kaltenbacher, longtime Grantfork resident, died in his 66th year. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Kingston. Greenville barge project: locals donate $1,000 to keep the glove factory from moving to Highland. The second son of Mr. and Mrs. Nendecker, formerly of Troy, died, age four weeks, from whooping cough. Charles E. Ritner of East St Louis seeks Illinois attorney general seat on Democratic ticket. Highland eyes another bank. M Johnson of Manchester plans a Farmer's National Bank with $50,000 capital. Bert Barber of Elton touts DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Dorsey Lumber Co Incorporation filed. capital $25,000. officers named. F P Braner buys a 15 hp Ford roadster. Troy autos rise to five. Infant James David Jones dies at Kimberlin street home. 12 weeks old, illness since birth. funeral in Troy Cemetery conducted by Elder S M Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Dan Peterman
Post-Dispatch
C. F. Steinhans
Prank A. Welte
Au- Durh
Perdinand Kaltenbacher
Grantfork
DeWitt
Kingston
Greenville
Wwighland
George Nendecker
Marine
Charles E. Riteher
East St. Louis
August Riteher
Illinois
Hichland
M. Johnson
Manchester
Farmer's National Bank
Bert Barber
Elton
Wis
Mr. Barber
S.kingston
Dorsey Lumber Company
Dorsey
Springfield
O. EF. Bohlen
J. Johnson
Henry Pledzer
FP. OW. Braner
B. W. Jarvis
Ford
James David
John T. Jones
Kimberlin Street
Troy Cemetery
S. J. Madden
Holden, Mo
A. B. C's Rout White Sox in Trolley League tilt
In a Sunday game at Rieder's park the A. B. C's beat the East St. Louis White Sox 10 to 4. Raber and Hess starred for the locals while Bennett and Sam cock led the visitors in a high scoring, error prone slugger’s duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis White Sox
Rieder’s Park
White Sox
East St. Louis
Raber
Hess
Bennett
Samcock
A.B
P.O
Young
Rucker
Bain
Stephenson
Voelker
Davis
Lewis
Dale
Deck
Oddoness
Fletcher
Mathias
Lamecock c¢ Ag Goble
Adams
Dumpert
Ats
Murphy
Prater Rf
Local Baseball Scores From Various Towns
In recent play, St Jacob Cubs topped St Jacob Stars 8 to 4, Sinnners and other teams posted varied results across Klong-Edwardsville and surrounding towns, with Ben Millers and Repples winning key matchups and Milan area teams showing steady scores as the Belleville area noted. The St Louis Times advertises a 30 cent monthly subscription via Daniel Pieterman.
Court House Items Probate Executives And Appraisers
Probate items list appointments of executors and appraisers for deceased individuals, with bonds posted and adjustment days set. Names include Katherine Quatto M A Quatto J H Kamper Alvira W Head Emma Weikamp Henry Range Jos Range Jos Petreff Anna Mabee J R Kalahan Wm Squire Wm Grandolph John Still W L Sloan Mary F Dumbeck Nick Meyer George Roth Jacob Menz and others, with bonds values and dates for adjustments.
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Ted
Katherine Quatto
M. A. Quatto
J. H. Kamper
Alvira W. Head
W. W. Head
Emma Weikamp
Henry Range
Jos. Range
Jos. Petreff
T. B. Ingham
John Harrison
J. H. Luddecke
Edward Downing
Louis Starkey
Alice Starkey
Sy F. C. Mabee
Anna Mabee
W. S. Crawford
Wm. Grandolph
John Still
W. L. Sloan
Joseph Dumbeck
Mary F. Dumbeck
Nick Meyer
George Roth
Jacob Menz
Property transfers in Collinsville and nearby towns
A sequence of real estate deeds lists multiple transfers between individuals and couples across Collinsville Edwardsville New Douglas Alhambra and adjacent areas. Properties include lots 93 to 96 in Hadley’s addition and various parcels in Foster Owens add New Douglas plus described quarters and blocks. Amounts range from 1 to 61 100 with minerals excluded in some cases and several trades noted as wd or wa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Sask
Joseph Nekoli
Joseph Nekole
Alois Stadky
Pith Svenson
Herman Hansmann
W. C. Hadtey
Collinsville
G. W. L. Sanders
C. A. Ambrosius
J. Berkey
Callinsville
Wm. May
John Henieser
Wm. McCormick
Fred Borseh
West Collinsville
J. Robinson
Mary Forbes
H. Cohn
H. PD
Dandermann
C. P. Dandermann
W. W. Piercwe
Alhambra
J. M. Threadgill
Anna Johnson
Lot
Alley
Foster
New Douglas
Marriage Licenses Listed By City and Age Ranges
Marriage licenses issued to numerous individuals across cities including Collinsville Elgin St Louis Bloomington and Edwardsville with ages ranging from 18 to 30. Names include Grace Freeman Clara DeFord Michael Brady Margaret Milz Frederick Schulz Bessie Robertson Gertrude Scott Agnes Russell and Mathilda Schueter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Roe
Collinsville
Grace O. Freeman
Elgin G. M. Spurgeon
Worden
Clara DeFord
Cee Worden
Michael Brady
St. Lous
Margaret Milz
Se. Louis
Frederick Schulz
J. Alton
Alia F. Hellring
Alton Fred Spaeth
St. Louis
Bessie Robertson
Delay in commencing treatment for a slight irregularity
An advertisement warns that delaying treatment for a minor kidney irregularity could lead to serious kidney disease. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as rebuilding worn tissues and strengthening kidneys and urges starting the remedy now. Kingaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Kingaton
Foley's Orino Laxative Beat Laxative Ad Claim
Advertises Foley's Orino Laxative as a new laxative that stimulates without irritation and guarantees money back. Mentions Kingston as the location in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Kingston
Representative candidates announced for 47th district
Multiple notices name F. E. Tulley of Granite City Norman G. Flagg of Moro J G Bardill of Highland and Armand Zeller of Saline township as candidates for Representative in the Illinois Legislature from the 47th district Madison and Bond counties with primaries set for Saturday August 8 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bandy
Granite City
Madison County
W. T. Harlan
Greenville
Bond County
Illinois
Madison
Bond Counties
F. E. Tulley
Minois
Norman G. Flagg
Moro
Ilinois
J. G. Bardill
Highland
Armand Zeller
Saline Township
Hell
Saloon Keeper Thanks Bondsmen in Troy Notice
To whom it may concern I thank my bondsmen for the last five years while keeping a saloon in Troy I was called away suddenly and could not thank them in person James Tarro. Witt UL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
James Tarro
Witt
Master’s Sale in Madison County Illinois 1908
Master in Chancery of the Circuit Court will sell at public auction on August 18 1908 at 9 o clock in Edwardsville the Park Place addition Troy real estate including Block 3 and adjacent land described. Purchaser receives certificate of purchase entitling deed after 15 months unless law provides redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ilinois
Madison County
Circuit Court
Keystone Building and Loan Association of
Troy
Wlinois
Katie Epperson
Willam Epperson
Edwardsville
Madison
Park Place
W W. Jarvis
City of
Henry Beutel
High Street
WM. G. Bcorroughs
William M. Goudy Headlines Bid for Appellate Clerk Post
The Wayne County Press editor and publisher William M. Goudy of Fairfield NL announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Appellate Court Fourth Sioux Division, subject to Republican primaries on August 8, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Goudy
Wayne County Press
Fairfield
Fourth Sinois
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Odd Fellows
C. L. Gates Hancock
Minn
Weite
Hee
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company Dept
Lake Street
Chicago
Pineule Medicine CO
Mutua A Reliable Home Companygent
Ulitness
Helvetian Fire Insurance Co
Y M. W. Powell
Troy Exchange Bank
Jarvis
Oddonel
Lamecock
Balk
Farneers
Squire Thomas
Formosa Tower
Lehnitze
Thomas
Battery
Steinmeyer and Smith
Troy Jizers
St. Jacob Athletics
Klong
Edwardsville Commercials
Pong Blues
St. Jacob
St. Jacob Cubs
Smithboro Samoca
St. Jacob Stars
Crescents
Leelaire—Blues
Madisons
Blues
Roamers
Glen Carbon
Diels
Panama
Repples
Ben Millers
Alta Lita
Commission
Merchants
Maplewood
Alton
Ellendale
Belleville
Daniel Peterman
Main St. MA
Julius Neubauer
F. W. Braner
Poland
Joseph S. Watt
E. R. Voorhees
Wm. Langewisch
Braner
LEGAL
A. Heddergott
Wick Bros. Jewelry
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