News Notes and Gossip From Troy Area
Local brief items cover Miss Rose Wilk ingon's sales, J R Ward offerings, and Miss I J Mills seeking rheumatism treatment in St Louis. Reports include Mabel Holliday improving after meningitis, real estate agent Bo W Jarvis in Troy, and Theodore Schmidt leaving for Edwardsville. Clintography notes Hogan charged in a killing, Timers burn hospital, and a hospital fire at Macoupin countys. An Edwardsville auto club forms for road development while Prof. Ruteher heads to Lincoln Neb for summer studies. Mabel Kraft commits suicide in Kansas City. John Swafford killed by a train near Nameoki. Walter Louden orders display of licenses. Neenah incident cited for Dr King s remedy trial. Advertising notes promote flowers, funeral designs, and Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ward
Mabel Holliday
Troy
Bo W. Jarvis
Theodore
Tige) Schmidt
Edwardsville
Alongo Hogan
Colinsvill
Pep i. M. Hierria
Collinsville
Hogan
Wim.t. Schoettle
George
Henry Schoettle
Macoupin County Hospital
Carlinville
Jane Montgomery
Denison
Texas
Springfield
Popular Bluff
RK. T. Kinder
Kedwardsville
George C. Ruteber
Alton High School
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Mabel Kraft
A. J. Kraft
Grantfork
Kansas City
John Swafford
Nameoki
Swafford
Frank Skeen
New York State
Granite City
Walter S. Louden
East St. Louis
Internal Revenue
No Words After Words Amid A Brick Exchange
A terse dialogue suggests a tense clash as one speaks of a heated exchange with Casey and the other replies that none occurred beyond a single brick. The account hints at a confrontation but lacks fuller details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Marine Neighbors News Text Briefs and Visits
Local notes from Marine and surrounding areas detail visits by Mrs Hugo Meyer, Albert Grotefendt, Miss Dina Doggett, Miss Fannie Bernard, Mrs L G Schien, Miss Frieda Barber, and others. Ward updates include John Schaefer recovering from surgery, a postal savings bank opening July 1, and Marine Lumverein officers elected with John Brandes as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Meyer
St.Jacob
Albert Grotefendt
Highland
Emma
Anna
Schaefer
Robert Voyles
Vincennes
Ind
Dina Doggett
Edwardsville
Fannie Bernard
St. Louis
L. G. Schien
Clinton
W. F. May
Frieda Barber
Ben Wilhbold
Ernest Kreutzberg
Gehrig
Alhambra
J. N. Smith
Normal
P. G. Parker
Fern Shepard
New Paris
Ohio
Anna Giger
Henry Hettel
Louis Deibert
Hebron
N. D
John Schaefer
Anti Horse Thief Society
Turkers’ Park
Edwin Deibert
Fred Parker
Marine
Val, Miller
Otto Miller
Harold Zimmermann
Ruth
Sorento
E. Zimmermann
Post Office Department
Paul Buchmueller
German Evangelical Church
Qld
Wi. Brandes
C. H. Pahlmann
Otto Gebrs
Earl Shepard
Local visitors and community notes from St Louis area
Frank Virgin and several others took business trips to St Louis O Fall on Highland and Marine. Louis Hill and Ed wardsville residents made weekend county visits while Jacob Fehmer and family spent Sunday with kin. The St Jacob Cubs beat Collinsville Stars 3 to 2 on the focal diamond. Printing outfit sold to J J Gaffner and E N Michael who installed it at Michael's home. KE N Michael expands Kinloch Telephone setup and connects with Bell system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Virgin
St. Louis
John Hill
O'Fallon
Clarence Spies
Highland
Jacob Fehmer
Marine
Louis Hill
Burroughs
Edwardsville
Oscar Appel
Pocahontas
John Oldenkamp
Oscar
Edgar
Focal Diamond
Arthur Buehlmann
J. J. Gaffner
E. N. Michael
Dame
KE. N. Michael
Kinloch Telephone Company
Bell System
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
An advisory warns against catarrh treatments containing mercury and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo. The ad emphasizes internal use, no mercury, and urges readers to obtain testimonials free. It also cross-promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and touts the Call's Want Ad section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Drugetsts
Personal Paragrap hs Continued from Page One
A stream of brief society notes lists visits and travels of residents and relatives. Mrs. Alice Collins travels to St Louis for several weeks with relatives. Gedl becomes a traveling salesman. Eugene Hollard visits for Helvetia Mutual Insurance. Local families from Collinsville Troy Highland and nearby towns are named with late spring trips and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schaefer
Trenton
Alice Collins
St. Louis
Gedl
Eugene Hollard
Highland
Helvetia Mutual Insurance Company
H. G. Kennedy
Thomas Kennedy
Bert Kennedy
Thelma
Collinsville
W. F
Peter
Wm. Beutel
Levi Sims
Leclaire
George Wuellner
Jane Carr
Blackjack
Carbondale
Electric Bitters Advertised As A Health Remedy For Women
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a feminine health aid. It claims the tonic improves nerves, complexion, sleep, and energy, preventing indigestion, backache, headaches, faintness, and dizziness. The copy promotes the product as a woman’s favorite remedy available at S. Kingston’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston's
Raggeden Torne-Say Mare Shines With 28 Second Quarter
Raggeden Torne-Say, a bay mare, clocked a 28 second quarter. Dusty Rhodes-Gee complains of no earnings in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Rhodes
Trustee's Sale in Illinois Bankruptcy Court
In the Southern District of Illinois a trustee will sell at public auction on July 9, 1912 at 10 o'clock A.M. the Troy Shoe Company plant including Lots 1 and 2 in Cook's Third Addition Troy Madison County with railroad right of way and mining rights, fixtures and machinery, free of mortgage liens, to the highest bidder, subject to court approval. cash payment due at sale. delivery of chattel property upon payment. deeds issued per court order. S. W. McKittrick trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
Southern District of Illinois
Springfield
Ilinois
Troy
Madison County
Madison
Cook
Troy & Eastern Railroad
Coal and
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Mrs. Tilden Manley
Mrs
Phil. Mersinger
Henry Niehaus
Irap
Lass
Maui Obis
smapiNe, Fl
Man
Neenah
Wis
S. Kingston’s
ST. Jacob
Jarvis Township
Arthur Smithers
Edna Smithers
A. Kirchner
Fred Bohnenstiehl
Gussie Milter
F. W. Seele
W. C. Seele
Carrie Wolf
H. J. Bowman
Frederick Bowman
Alton
W. W. Jarvis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Globe-Democrat
Republic
Times of Star
Daniel Peterman
Troy Markets
Icc
Kinloch
J.C. Gebauer
August Borsch
J. N. Jarvis
Banner Clay Works
Edwardaville
Chris, Burk
I. W. Braner
Cari
Henry
Kueker
M. Helmich
Witne
the Law
Charlies Helmich
Wm, Bohm
James H. Smith
Moritz Wendler
Adam Flath, Jr, Barney Porter
Hackmann Khros
Fred Engeling
George Flath
John Cline
Richard Schmalz
Henry Kurtz
Wm, Wittmann
Chas. Struckhoff
District Court of the United States
Southern District of
S$. W. McKittrick
Miss Gussie Miller
Cox
Yuede & Probst Commission CO
North Third Street
ST. Louis, MO
Belling Victor
Baulesmien
Cedars
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