James W Taylor candidate for Alderman Second Ward
Authorized notice announces James W Taylor as a candidate on the Citizens ticket for Alderman in the Second Ward, to the primary on Tuesday March 11 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson R. Kinder
Citizens
Fred H. Garnet
Daniel G. Liebler
RH. L. Dawson
Albert Wid
Philip J. Rarick
James W. Taylor
Joseph Stephenson
James E. Hindmarch
Jarvis Township
Dairymen Meet and Oil Bloom Highlight Illinois Notes
Illinois Dairymen's Association met at Vandalia while Highland prepares for free city mail delivery. Oil strikes at Altamont spurring leases. county taxes on Standard Oil reportedly 24000. Notes cover court-house push, postmaster vote results, traction franchise hopes, sanity trial, Henrietta coal mine woes, and local recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wilkinson
Standard Oil Company
Woodriver
Highland
Altamont
Samuel Schmidt
New St. John's Hospital
St. Louis
David Sims
St. Luke's Hospital
Mundison County B Bar Association
Edwardsville
F. A. Winter
Ed Suppiger
L. C. Kuhnen
Highland Office
Springfield
Springfield & Central Ilinois Traction Company
Centraca
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Ind
George Barton
Collinsville
Troy
Ederal Trust Company of
W.S. Walker
Neighbors note marriages moves and events at Virgin school
Mrs. Oscar Appel visits Highland while Henry Hess relocates from Marine to a farm near St Jacob. Funeral attendees for Wm Schultze from Troy and local visits surround Mrs Stevens family. Virgin school pupils stage Too Many Husbands with a March 15 rerun at Turners hall. German Evangelical confirmation class of five girls and five boys will be examined March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Appel
Highland
Henry Hess
Marine
St. Jacob
Wm. Schultze
Troy
Sidney Sweeney
W. P. Sweeney
Monroe Stevens
Lillie Stevens
St. Louis
N. D. Sweeney
East St. Louis
B. F. Stevens
The
Virgin School
Turners’ Hall
German Evangelical Church
Ella
Clara Bradley
Ida Wintler
Bertha Fehmel
Ella Meyer
Elmer Schmitt
Willie Miller
Victor Kirsch
Johnnie Becker
Elmer Gaffner
Local notes from Marine and nearby on travels and health
Miss Lilian Neudecke has gone to Denver for an indefinite stay. Eddie Haase returned to Greenview after visiting Marine. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoyer came back from Florida last Saturday. Jacob Krucker of St. Joseph visited relatives here. John Heniser, Sr. was kicked by a mule and fractured two ribs. L. Deitz and Otto Kreutzberg returned to Middleton after visiting Marine. Vernon Heim fractured his left arm during a tussle with his brother. August Talleur’s illness improved. Adolph Boulanger and daughter Lucille of Orange, California, visited Joseph Kochnemann and family. Mrs. John Munday and Dallas visitors went on to Clinton to visit Albert Schaefer and family. St. Louis visitors included Mrs. Henry Baker, Miss Lillian, Melvin Reinhart, Wm. Ruhrman, Miss Weslie Kickmann, Fred Parker and family, and Orvil Gericke. Nilda Minette, infant daughter of Prof. and Mrs. L. P. Wetzel, was christened by Rev. Paul Buchmueller with sponsors Mrs. Frank Wetzel and Mrs. Minnie Helmich. A health note touts Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles and rheumatism with testimonials from Dr. King’s New Discovery. The Edwardville Republican recounts an educated dog near Fruit, named Tip, taught to churn butter and perform chores, claimed to save $300 annually. Dr. King’s New Discovery is praised as a cough remedy with testimonials and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Neudecke R
Denver
Colo
Eddie Haase
Greenview
Marine
Edward Hoyer
Florida
Jacob Krucker
St. Joseph
John Heniser, Sr
L. Deitz
Otto Kreutzberg
Middleton
Vernon Heim
Arwin
August Talleur
Adolph Boulanger
Lucille
Orange
Cal
Joseph Kochnemann
John Munday
Grout urges permanent, well funded good roads plan
At Springfield good roads meeting A. P. Grout of the Illinois Farmers Institute warned against repeated yearly spending on road repairs. He urged permanents improvements funded by legislature and farmers, arguing long term, costly roads require lasting methods and money. He noted Illinois farmers support a permanent approach and legislation to implement it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Samuel
Madison
Illinois
Madison County
Edwardsville
A. D
August Metz
Madion County
Perons
Conrad Kellermann
John B. Coppinger
Springfield
A. P. Grout
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Grout
Farmers’ Institute
Scott County
County Institutes
Illinois road funds misused and reform urged
The Civic Federation criticizes Illinois road spending, estimating nearly 3,000,000 dollars wasted yearly and up to 30,000,000 over ten years. It advocates efficient funding and a new road law, warning uninformed agitation could derail reform. The Call promotes home delivery by agent Daniel Peterman for Troy and Jarvis township residents.
Better than Spanking for Bed Wetting Remedy Claim
An advertisement from The Call promotes a free 500 packet remedy from The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. of Chicago to cure bed wetting and urinary urges in all ages. It asserts the product is harmless and offers nationwide free delivery prepaid to readers who request it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rowan Drug Co
Chicago
Ill
GC. H. Rowan Drug Co
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F. W. Braner
Clyde Hart
Rhode Island
J. W. Rea
Inc
Prairie State
Wil
Worstory
W. LD
Renfro
Wyoming
John Zimmerschied
Fruit Station
Henry Zimmerschied
O. Bonner
LEGAL
Theodore Guennewig
Ilinois
West
Margaret Guennewig
Béates of
James McCormick
Frank C. Raber
Elizabeth Schultze
Robert C. Morriss
Early, Hiles & Simpson
Illinois Dairymen’s Association
Vandalia
Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
H. R. Huffendick
Adv
Edwardaville Republican
Fruit
Tip
Charles Klein
Dr. King
J. J. Owens
Allendale
8. C
H. RB
Huffendick’s. Adv
Civic Federation
Chicago Tribune
Lowe
Daniel Peterman
Iy Company
First National Bank
Edwardsville, Ill
Henry Trans
Pres
Gro
W. Meyer
J. F. Kesmen
Cashier
Grorap Katarvuriscu
Ass’t. Cashier
V. Crossman
Ass't. Cashier
F. K. Liebmann
Braner
Postoffice
Vaseas
Red River
Arved
Yuede & Probst Commission CO
North Third Street
MISS
Gussie Miller
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