Court House Notices Continue With Injunctions And Divorces
A long compiled list shows courts continuing injunctions and divorces in Keller et al and related cases. It includes partitions, foreclosures, custody rulings, and appraisals across Collinsville and nearby towns. Additional entries list names like Johnson, Laux, Hoffmann, Callon, Mueller, Leisehman, Miller, Heisenstein, Sauer, Faires, Sobler, and Ward among others, with various court actions and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hill
G. E. Camp
Henry Camp
Abbie Hoffmann
Otto J. Hoffmann
Hallie Callon
S. R. Callon
Andreas Ursh
Theresa Mueller
Deeree
Collinsville Building & Tioan Association
Wm. Leisehman
Louis Miller
Mary Miller
Leona Heisenstein
Charles J. Heisenstein
Real estate transfers in Collinsville area record
Marian Altman and others transfer to Cicero Ogle lot 8 block 13 in Collinsville town for 1000 dollars. Phoebe Jones transfers to George C Schoettle pre side lot 6 block 1 in Collinsville for 6500 dollars. E Huey and wife to John Sudbring wd lot 7 block 3 Maple Park add Collinaville for 200 dollars. Job Sudbring and wife to E and Mary E Huey wd tract in Looks add Collinaville book 250 page 322 for 800 dollars. Henry Cohn to Annie Cook wd lots 1 to 12 block 12 H Co hn a add Collinaville except coal for 1350 dollars. John Gehauer to W D Renfro trd parts section 4 and part southeast section 9 3 7 for 2400 dollars. G L Lloyd and wife to John and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Altman
Cicero Ogle
Collinsville
Phoebe Jones
George C. Schoettle
E. Huey
John Sudbrinog
Maple Park
Collosville
Job Sudbring
Mary E. Huey
Look
Collinaville
Henry Cohn
Annie Cook
Tod
H. Cohn
Collinasville
John Gehauer
W. D. Renfro
G. L. Lloyd
John
Women Improve Kalamazoo Through Civic League Efforts
Aldermen learn street cleaning and beautification led by the League of Kalamazoo women. The group, linked with multiple clubs, has driven a citywide cleanup, anti spitting ordinance, school programs, and charity work while pursuing legal actions against chattel mortgage sharks. The Junior City Improvement League grows to 1100 members. prizes and civic engagement expand to 2000 members.
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Vic Wy Gite Belleague
Kalamazoo
Saad
Charity Department
League
Chattel
Association
Ladies’ Library Association
Daughters of American Revolution
Derry City Club
Colored Women
Twentieth Century Club
Methodist Pastors’ Union
St. Luke’s*guild
Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolent Association
Jeague
Crane
Colonel Waring
Lfe
Commercial Club
Plants for a Garden How With Little Expense Beautifies Dark Spaces
The national council of horticulture suggests simple, low cost ways to brighten vacant, shaded areas with easily cared for annuals. Cosmos adds height and a soft screen near buildings, Nicotiana provides subtropical color and fragrance, and Cleome between shrubs offers dramatic long stems like spider legs.
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National Council of Horticulture
Graceful vines for beautifying verandas and walls
A guide to ornamental vines ideal for verandas and walls. Boston ivy Virginia creeper virginia creeper climbers Virginia creeper hardy wall coverage Virginia creeper hides fences and dead trees star shaped white flowers autumn color rambler roses bittersweet autumn foliage scarlet fruit climbing plants for trellises and pergolas with notes on hardiness and visual effect.
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Virginia
America
Boston
How to Cover an Unsightly Fence
A Pittsburg Dispatch tip describes transforming dilapidated fences into attractive features. Dig a trench along the fence and mix in well rotted manure. Plant wild cucumber seeds two inches apart, thin to four inches, and later to eight inches as vines grow. The dense foliage and blooms quickly hide the fence for a long season.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Relief for Stomach Worries
An advertisement extols Kodot as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming it digests food, calms tired stomachs, and relieves gas and heart palpitations. It links worry to stomach discomfort and suggests Kodot will restore a healthy, worry-free digestion. The copy ends with a regional sales note and a curt aside about credit for beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Spokane Arbor Day Movement Sets City Ablaze
A Spokane city beautification drive inspired by an Arbor Day program united citizens in a voluntary effort to clean and plant trees. About 40,000 residents participated as banks and offices closed, with 6,000 trees planted and large donations from woodworkers and unions. The program aims to become a permanent civic movement with future weed and cleanups planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
City Beautiful
City Beautiful Committee
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Wm. Mommert
George Wigger
Milly J. Faires
Frederick Sobler
State Bank of St. Jacob
Justine Gass
Val Steinmetz
H. B. Degenhardt
Wing
A. S. Jencks
Collingville
John Schmidt
Louisa Stuckwinch
Allen
Evana
Add Marine
U.S
J.C. Ward
Anna Ward
John E. Wood
Henry Gindler
Mary J
J. H Schafer
E.W. Collins
Wm. G. Burrougha
C.H. Dorris
Union
W.S. Daniels, Jr
T. J. Love
Ir. OH Schafer
C. A. Hartmann
B.C. Hartman
Montoue
P. F. Schwarz
Albert
Kennedy
James M. Stevens
Jacob Matilda Schirmer
Marine Thomas Moas, Jr
Staunton
Edith Greenhaigh
Livingston
Clarence Jackson
Bethalto
Grace McCalley
Greenville
Walter B. Betterson
Laura Tullios
John L. Smith
Chicago
Annie Smith
F. C
Vollrath
Marine
Hamel George K. Eaton
Nellie J. Hamilton
Hamel
Frank Hellring
Edwardsville
Emma Lingnear
Blaney
R. G. Heldinger
Maude F. Saunders
Wm. Kurth
St. Louis
Clara Meyers
Belleville
B. H.mannon
East St. Louis
Mary Schmidt
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Riebold’s
Eagle ‘Pencil Co
Pena
Tut Cam
G. Dewitt
Troy
Cotton
Jolsekeepers
Ce Ati Undertakers
H. F. Kueker & Son
Catt
Misses Braun
Miller Milliners
McKittrick
B.E. McKittrick McKittrick Bros
Union Meat Market
G. A. Voelker
India
S. al Brown
Bennettaville
S.C
S. Kingston
Tar C