Court House Proceedings in Madison County Circuits
The May term of the Madison county circuit court convened with Judge B. R. Burroughs presiding. Numerous probate actions followed, including hearings set for June, estates assigned, and guardianship matters issued by state authorities. Foreman J. D. Hutchins led jurors while clerks and officials managed routine orders amid weather-related adjournment until Tuesday morning.
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Madison County Circuit Court
B. R. Burroughs
Thos. W. Springer
Frank Daech
August Wratenna
Henry Diehte
Nameoki
George Turner
Marine
Louis Buhrman
Alton
Peter Kremer
Edwardsville
Gus‘Vanden Broeck
Peter Metz
J. D. Hutchins
Ft. Russell
John Pauly
Highland
Charles Huey
Burroughs
J. H. Overbeck
State and Trust Bank of Highland
W. A. Scott Et al
John Scott
W. A. Faires
J.J. Leutwiter
J. W. Gilomen
Wm. P. Maul Et al
Guardian
S. H. Wyss
F. Verbrach
Henry Schuler
Henry Fossick
Charles Ritchie
Edward Waldt
Henry L. Strong
George Rawlings
George Girallis
Mike Rozak
W. E. Hadley
G. W. Miller
C. B. McCrory
Adams County
J. E. Winter
LD. Schneider
Louis Blattner
Wm. Hagnauer
Henry Schneider
Caroline McLain
Louis E. Walter
Francis Brandeweide
Lucinda D. McLain
Real Estate Transfers from Edwardsville and Collinsville
Ww Rozum and wife transfer to Joseph Roberna a lot and rear tract in Edwardsville for 800 dollars. Wm P Wall and wife transfer to C J Miller a lot in Worden’s Third Addition with coal exception for 1 dollar? N O Nelson to Julia N Lawnin a lot in Leclaire for 400 dollars. L D Lawnin and wife to N C Nelson pilot 1 block 4 Leclaire for 400 dollars. J W Kennedy and wife to L H Kraft lots 10 and 11 in Reed’s Addition Collinsville with coal exception for 3250 dollars. Cordelia H Greene to Wm Gayow-
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J. W. Kennedy
L. H. Kraft
Reed
Collinsville
Cordelia H. Greene
Wm. Gayow
Sky
Greene
Collinayilie
Jacob Geppert
Kuno Streiff
Highland
Jacob Geppert, Jr
Elizabeth
A. Reed
J. S. Peers
Mary and
Alonzo McGuire
Central
Woodlawn
Jos. Vole
Albiiniora
Jon. Higginbotham
G. W. Brewer
Fletcher Heights
E. H. Finke
G. A. Wahl
Conrad Huesser
John Becker
Wignex
Property transfers and marriages in Collinsville area records
Transfers include Greene's addition Collinayilie Highland Woodlawn and Fletcher Heights deeds totaling numerous parcels with prices from 25 to 1800. Marriage licenses list Fred Monk and Elenora Smith among many couples across Collinsville St Louis Highland Glen Carbon and Godfrey.
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Fred Monk
Alton Elenora Smith
Debl
Henry Lami
St. Louis
Carrie Anderson
Summerville
Tex
Louis Boulanger, Jr
Highland Emily Hug
Highland Joseph Wedrosky
Glen Carbon
Johanna Kompatska
Everett T. Rainey
Margaret E. Sanford
Jasper Maryfield
Collinsville
Eliza E. Spense
Vincent Muravsk
Mary Nybak
Henry Eckhoff
Venice
Maude Reader
P. J. Walters
Godfrey Mrs. J. V. Davis
Godfrey Henry Kreamer
St Louis
Frances Bevan
Walter L. Hackle
Alton Beulah L. Walcher
Alton
Weekly Weather Bulletin Shows Mixed May Week in Illinois
The Springfield report notes a cool start to the week ending May 28 with a warm midweek rise to 90 plus in all regions and a noted cool wave by Monday. Northern districts received beneficial showers totaling over an inch in several stations, central districts saw scattered rains, while southern areas faced prolonged drought and damage. Reports from Dwight and Hillsboro confirm highs near 90 and rainfall around a quarter to a half inch, with Sparta recording 1.46 inches total but uneven distribution. Also includes an outdoor ad for Kodol indigestion remedy.
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Springfield
Ill
Dwight
Livingston County
Edward O. Welch
Tra
OL. Woodward
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
Sparta
Randolph County
James A. Caldwell
Salt Lake City described as Zion and Mormon hub
From Salt Lake City reaches a detailed portrait of Zion as the Mormon headquarters founded by Brigham Young in 1847. It highlights the city’s altitude, surrounding Wasatch peaks, Great Salt Lake, climate, streets,运输, The Temple Block, and the growing infrastructure including Salt Lake Theatre and Zion Co-Operative Mercantile Institution with a yearly business of five million dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Zion
Brigham Young
Church of Jesus Christ F Latter Day Saints
Capi
Details of Salt Lake Temple and Tabernacle Architecture
The west end finishes in spires. The central east tower rises 222% feet high and bears a 12 feet 54% inch golden Angel Moroni statue. Hammered copper gilded with gold leaf. crown lamp 100 candle power. Foundation walls 16 feet thick, top walls 6 feet. Temple area 21,850 square feet. cost about 3,000,000. Not open to the public. rites of priesthood baptism and marriage occur inside. Built from granite quarried at Little Cottonwood canyon. The Tabernacle is an architectural curiosity, elliptical in shape. 3 250 feet long, 150 wide, 70 high. Interior features a self-supporting oval arch, lattice roof trusses, 44 stone pillars 3x9 feet, heights 41 to 20 feet. The gallery continues.
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T and
United States
Jordan
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake Basin
Wasatche Mountains
Canon
Craig
Pass
Cone
Troy
Salt Air Beach Pavilion
Utah
Texas
New Mexico
Salt
Zion Co-Operative Mercantile Institution
Kirkland
Ohio
Nauvoo
Til
Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Angel Moroni
Dallin
Little Cottonwood Canyon
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Oratrix
Kiziah Roberts
Charles Roberts
John E. Hillskotter
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Elwin Green
Anna Green
Emil Vogel
Lillie Nicolet
A. Suppiger
Eilen Eden
H.R. Weber
Fritz Freuler
W. H. Faires
W. D. Sparks
Jules Lebeque
Louisa Eckstein
Louis Merwin
N. L. Goalby
C. A. Bartlett
Wilhelmina Degenhardt
Jane
Henry Klages
August Peters
Dr. King
Riebold’s
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Climatological Service
Weather Bureau
S. Kingston
C. Dewitt & Company
Chicago
Yruggist
Francis
Hostetter
City
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H. F. Kueker & Son Lumber
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