Court House Items and Real Estate Transfers
In circuit and probate courts, real estate transfers and marriage licenses are listed. Railroads appealing October term after overruling by Judge Hillskotter. Drainage district report approved. benefits due Sept 1. Illinois Traction Company injunction against Venice Terminal Railroad dissolved. electric line injunction sustained. New circuit court cases include Thiedman Bros. v G W Combs and others. Probate proceedings cover several decedents with final reports, balances due wards, and guardianships.
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Thanty Court
J. E. Hillskotter
Circuit Court
Illinois Traction Company
Venice Terminal Railroad Company
B. R.burroughs
Estate settlements and bond approvals in probate notes
Executors and administrators in this district filed final and interim reports for deceased estates. Bonds ranged from 100 to 100000 with various sureties while adjustments and discharge dates were set, crops and grain may be sold privately, and numerous real estate transfers and oil and gas grants were recorded among heirs and beneficiaries.
Marriage Ligensis Prompts Early Partnerships
Peters and Sparka wed in Edwardsville. Grippel and Ridgeway marry in St. Louis. Metcalf joins McCown in Venice. The Catt office offers wedding invitations programs and calling cards with sample assortments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligensis
Wm. W. Peters
Edwardsville
Julia Sparka
Carpenter G., H. Grippel, Jr
St. Louis
Ora M. Ridgeway
Harvey McCown
Venice
Catt
Weekly Weather Bulletin Reports Mild Week in Indiana
Weather summary for central and northern districts shows above normal temperatures for most of the week, with 1 to 2 degree drops in the southern area. Maximums rose late week, 22nd hottest day, Bloomington hitting 100. Nights cooled early, then warmed after the 18th. Showers favored the southeast, rainfall heavy in Vermillion Lee Winnebago and Carroll, light elsewhere. Reports from Macoupin Carlinville Hillsboro Flora Olney Mt. Carmel note highs mid 90s and varied rainfall, totaling 0.40 to 1.03 inches in several locales.
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Bloomington
Vermillion
Lee
Winnebago
Carroll
Johnson Counties
Macoupin
Carlinville
R. O. Purviance
Montgomery
Hillsboro
I. L. Woodward
W. E. Gox
Richland
Olney
Victor E. Phillips
Wabash
Mt. Carmel
V. EB. Majors
India Ink Tales and a Diet Ad Blend in One Page
A Chinese art student rebuts claims of Indian origin for india ink, noting it is made in Anhui and used by royal scribes. prices mark the grade from 1,400 a ton to 75,000 a ton for the finest. The process blends colza oil lampblack glue musk and gold leaf, then dries and decorates with Chinese characters. An advertisement promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a breath and digestion aid, urging readers to buy at The Call for $1.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Anhui
Yangsze
S. Kingston
Defective Life Line and a Nurse Physician Exchange
A Boston hospital tale reports a nurse warns a patient is sinking during dinner. The physician replies to throw out the life line but the line proves too short and the patient sinks, illustrating a grim medical miscue.
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Boston
Pithy Exchange Over Suing a Business Magnate
A dialogue frames a magnate's refusal to sue a critic. The critic presses for action against alleged corrupt methods in business. The magnate답 insists a reply would not dignify the charges, leaving the dispute unresolved.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Pills Sold by S Kingston
An old ad praises DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as the most pleasant reliable pills. They never gripe and are offered for sale by S Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
S. Kingston
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Collinsville Steam Laundry
Royal and
Garden City
A. R. Snodgrass
Della Meeeer
Center Street
Kinloch 37
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Post Ofice
Kinloch
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
F. E. Linder
Rieder Building
Postoffice
Troy
R. L. Dawson
Alfred Peats
Park Place
L. W. Sondles
Kinloch 92
James N. Jarvis
June Sallee
Litghfield
Ill
Western Hotel
Highland
St. Jame Hotel
McKittrick
McKittrick McKittrick Bros
Riga
Chotteau, Namcoki and
Thiedman Bros
G. W. Combs
John Camp
Chicago & Eastern R. R. Co
James Clayton
Madison Coal Company
Madison Coal Corporation
John E. Hillskotter
EB. L. Clark
Carl Blattner
Susanah Whyers
J. E. Marks
Frederick Sohler
Rufus Pike
Regenia Mueller
Floyd Blattner
Lelia L. Ryan
Elizabeth Gent
Helen L. Ryan
H. W. Betz
Sarah D. Metcalfe
Ida M. Rhoades
Mary Dipping
Ward
Irena Metcalf
Myrtle Stevenson
Ruth V. Holmes
Guardian
H. Swisher
J. H. Swisher
G. A. Swisher
Bennett Williams
Mary Walter
Riebold’s
George Harrn
C.A. Bartlett
Susanah Whyera
Peter Marks
Michael T. Cahoe
Addy McCarty
Emily
Walter Budde
Walter Pees
Wm. Mueller
H. C. Picker
Adeline Bowman
Jacob Brandly, Sr
Jacob Brandly, Jr
J. J. Kirk
Jacob Miller
Jacob Steinkoenig
Joe Schneider
L. A. Spies
Charles Walier
J. I
Rhein
J. M. Staats
Albin Fritsche
Frank Dupham
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Charles Rowekamp
Frank Brasier
Hugo Latowsky
A. L. Kinzer
New Douglas
Lorenzo B
L. Association
Barbara Ackermann
Anton Kavanda
Terry’s
John Gars
Frank
Jennie Tunnel
Amelia Johnson
Christina Swenson
Johnson
Collinsville
Joseph Martin
Louis Dombrokski
Emilie
Miller
Arthur Vogt
Maple Home
Emma Tuxhorn
Clara A. Tuxhorn
Cc. W. Tunnell
F. O
Hattie Zieg
Fred Talbott
E. J. Freese
John Valentine
T. W. Bailey
Look
J. W. Abbott
George Schotler
Thomas
Kate Little
Pt Survey
Hill
Thomas Zuris
W. H. Hill
Reed
J. le R. Wadsworth
Belle W. Hamilton
Elberta R. Steer
Joseph and
Ellen Thomas
Reed's
H.G. Grosse
W. S. Forman
Glass & Cohn
Wm. Ackerman
Maple Park
C. S. Watt
Mike Dooner
M. G. Peers
S. Kinosto
Dewitt & Company
Chicago
Sruggist
Troy, Ill
Umness Section
Climatesological Service
Weather Bureau
Springfield
PTS Furnishers
H. F. Kueker & Son Lumber
Main
Braner
W. Sondles & Son
Braun & Miller