Illinois Weekly Weather Bulletin: Temperature and Rainfall
The United States Weather Bureau reports Illinois week trends with warm start and cool finish. Northern areas ran well below normal temperatures. southern areas slightly above. Rainfall was heavy in the north and deficient in central and south. Cloudiness high. sunshine about 55 percent. General conditions unfavorable. wet weather delayed work. Also notes a promotional medical claim for Dr Shoop Restorative and its alleged nerve action. Sold by S Kingston.
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United States Weather Bureau
Illinois
S. Kingston
Local Briefs Highlight Births and Events
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Ritcher and a new arrival for Mr and Mrs John Krantz are noted. Typhoid illness strikes Frieda and Charles Peters. Flag Day is observed with Old Glory and Bunker Hill Day recalled. Mrs Caroline Eppers dies at 71 in Marine. Marriage license issued to John L Abenrood and Rose L Warnecke. Rhein of St Jacob dies of cancer at 47. Fourth of July crackers planned. a market street mishap occurs. Madison County Teachers Institute meets next week at Edwardsville Wildey theatre. Rumors of a new coal mine south of Edwardsville disputed by Madison Coal Corp. Troy enjoys a power outage affecting street lights. repairs await in St Louis.
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Stanley Ritcher
Frieda
Charles Peters
Mary Peters
Bunker Hill
John Krantz
Caroline Eppers
Marine
Belleville
John L. Abenrood
Rose L. Warnecke
Hichiland
Rhein
St. Jacob
Edwardsville Intelligencer
New Belt Road
Madison Coal Corporation
Svith
Troy
St. Louis
First ripe peaches claimed by Elmer Sapp in The Call area
The first peaches of the season are presented by Elmer Sapp who touts a lone tree beating others in rushing the harvest. The county board of review begins countywide record checks after a pending order is disposed of, while coal mine legal action renews bankruptcy proceedings for Smithsboro mine. Last week Glen Carbon mines paid about 38,000 to 525 workers and regional Fourth of July celebrations face reconsideration due to the Sunday holiday.
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Elmer Sapp
Sapp
County Board of Review
Smithsboro
United States
Brown
Bond County
John Bernhardt
Vicnity
Glen Carbon
Glen
Troy
Aypainoa
Henry Baker
St. Jacob
Deceane
Prussia
America
Second Missouri Cavalry
St. Jacob Township
Marine Cemetery
Allem
St. Louis Road
Lou Nelsom
Mary Campbell
East St. Louis
Local paper ads note cheap Call office views and paper borrowing
The snippet mentions Alton sites for nature faks and Troy for cranks, suggesting a hint of travel but not lightheadedness. It adds a sales line about saving by subscribing to The Call for under two cents weekly and lists eighteen designs in local view peat cards at The Call office.
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Alton
Troy
Edwardsville
Democrat
Court House Transfers and Estate Actions notables from Collinsville Troy
A long list of property transfers guardianships and final reports appears, detailing deeds for parcels in Collinsville Worden Worden add Troy and other towns plus court notices including final reports for estates and guardianships with amounts and parcel descriptions among named individuals and towns. The entries include QED deeds, tract descriptions and sale or transfer terms with sums ranging from 1 to 13 500 dollars and notices of hearings and discharges.
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Collinsville
N. O
Nelson
John Michel
S. P. Lamb
G. W. Cross
Milan
Wid
Worden
Eliza A. Lamb
N. O. Nelson
Augusta Hess
Leclaire
Katherine Malter
Peter Malter
H. Lack
Ernst Salzmann
J. W. Mollet
Aed
City of Troy
D. Schott
Troy
R. C. Morriss
Qed
G. A. Wahl
Lillian A. Mathias
Theodore Johnson
August Westerheide
Adolph Hitz
August Berf
Ph. Emrich
Lydia Cassens
Battermann
Joseph Higginbotham
John Michalas
Fletcher Heights
Riner Miller
Susan Lowe
John Hardbeck
Guardian
Amanda
Prosser
Thrilling Rescue of Bert R Lean From Lung Trouble
Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington faced a severe lung ailment after a hard cold baffling a local doctor. He paid several Spokane visits and traveled to California with little relief before using Dr King’s New Discovery which cured him. He endorses it for lung trouble bronchitis coughs and colds asthma croup and whooping cough priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free guaranteed by S Kingston.
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Bert R. Lean
Cheny
Wash
Spokane
California
Dr. King
S. Kingston
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised As Perfect Healer
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns bruises sores scalds ulcers eczema and sore eyes. It claims infallible relief for piles and notes availability at 25 cents via S Kingston's and delivery by Daniel Peterman. Also mentions Call stationery birthday post cards and Call Want Ads.
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S. Kingston
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Children’s Oxblood
Merry Widow
Panama
Come
Ilinois
U. S. Weather Bureau
McCall
Canada
Meccall’s
Postal
TRE McCall CO
New York
Market Street
Madison County Teachers’ Institute
New Wildey Theatre
M. F. Allwarter
Dr. Shoop
M. ¥. Auwarter
S. Kingston's
Emory L. Clark
Fern E. Miller
Edward H. Ittmer
Mary H. Doyle
Joseph Walsker
Meinhard Kurmann
John N. Drummond
J. .W. Moeller
Sarah B. Cook
Henry Rohrkiaste
B. P. Cline
L. W. Cline
Comb
A. Hartmann
Henry Hauck
Wil
Mantoue
L. V. Dieu
W. H. Ostle
W. K. Marney
W. B. Peterson
B. P. Kiline
G. E. Kline
C. W. H. Lorenz
Montoue
Thicenses
Joseph Spilan
Livingston
Josephine Trapas
B. L. Home
Granite City
Elise M. Clancy
H. E. Yammitz
Mary E. Heineke
F. P. Schmidt
Margaret Quinn
Alfonzo Wilson
Cece Madison Bertha Jenkins
Madison
Adhambra
C. E. Weir
Mary L. Ritzler
French Village
F. D. Driscoll
Peoria
Bessie M. Dunn
Eee
Yost
Upper Adtan
Katherine Vahile
Upper Alton
John Crotty
Carrollton
Nellie N. Turner
A. A. Abbott
Tee Tee
Troy Market
Daniel Peterman
Call’s
Bhoop
A. F. Seligman
Charles L. Edwards
F. W. Braner
Charles Wandling
P. M. Davidson
Charles Helmich
George R. Giger
Verena Arth
Jarvis Township
George Liebler
Min
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance Co
M. W. Powell
S. Kingston’s
Wick Bros. Jewelry CO
Ine Crean and
ICE Crean Soda
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