Court Rouse Item Lists Multiple Estate Actions
Court rouse item records numerous estate matters including letters issued to guardians, administrations, proofs of death, inventories and appraisals. Notable items: Mary AL Lawrence minor letters to George C. Stutken. Dorothea Harlander death proof. Katie Noll minor guardian discharged with balance 1025.88. Bertha Schmidt administrator bond 5000. August Metz inventory approved. Florence Dolbee death last will hearing March 19. J W Garnet administrator renewal to April 9. J W McAdams final report with receipts 2225. balance 1168.50. Martin Weber inventory and sale of personal property 230.47. YW Brockman deceased final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary AL. Lawrence
George C. Stutken
Public Guardian
M.johnson
Dorothea D. Harlander
Mary L. Winscott
City of Alton
Louis Spohr
Anna
M. Spohr
Katie Noll
Ward
Guardian
Henry Johnson
Margaret A. Chopin
Ventrix
Bertha Schmidt
August Metz
Albert Richer
H. A. Canedy
George T. Eckert
Florence Dolbee
Martin Weber
YW. W. Brockman
Shea
Strackeljahn
Caroline
T. Strackelighn
John FE. Dustman
F. A. Kording
Wm.Ue’seman
F. W. Lucker
Wm. Brage
F. Steinmann
Henry Lovb
Hugo Lovb
New Staunton Coal Co
Euata
James T. Tartt
George Vinesard
Mary A. Fischer
Lester Vicher
Deafness Cure Claim By Catarrh Treatment Ad
An old advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must come from an inflamed Eustachian tube. It claims mucus inflammation causes deafness and offers one hundred dollars for cases cured by catarrh and Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also promotes liver pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Hall
Cnbnec, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Probate and real estate transfers in St. Clair County
Estate administrations complete with receipts, discharges, and letters issued to executors and administrators for multiple deceased individuals including Henry Lovb George Vinesard Mary A Fischer and John Dustman. Real estate transfers list numerous parcel changes in Granite City Alton Edwardsville and surrounding townships with various buyers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearstin
Volbert
Ind
Granite City
Iyo
McCain
A. C. Thurman
Mansley
Marine
Marie M. Fuchs
Emilie McDonough
Pope
Alton
D. W. Brady
D. M. Bishop
South Extension
Ben Jokerst
T. Karpovich
Lot & J
Smaith
D. R. Martin
Theailkill
Blair’s
Ella N. Guerin
E. Corri
W. Madison
Venice
Amanda J. Lapp
J. Stolze
Fairmont
Edwardgvile
C. Yontz
Lees
Saline
J. J. Keiser
A. Hamann
See
New Douglas Township
J. T. Crocker
Anna Rohrkaute
Crocker
Edwardsvile
W. T. Feldmann
Anna E. Strong
E. Silverborp
Collinsville
Anna Steinegger
F. J. Geiger
J. Suppiger
Highland
G. W. Niedringhans
Runters
Steve Nags
J. N. Keyes
J. Morgan
McKinley
Nameoki Township
H. N. Hale
A. EH
Mound
Morriss
Vaul H. Jones
C. F. Staben
Paul Jones
Edwardsviley
G. W. Niedringhans Et al
Liusters
Theresia Emmerick
McKinley Place
Namcoki Township
Wm. Dunstedter
A. H. Thewer
Prickett Add
Edwardsville
Seme
Chas
EL Thewer
Ysame
Springfield to host coroner convention and bar gathering
Springfield hosts a coroner convention March 25 and 26 led by secretary treasurer Clarence M. Rhodes with a planned full reorganization and new officers. A prominent address by Peter Hoffman of Cook County will outline coroner duties as counties near full attendance. Separately over 500 Linda Bar association members will attend its thirty seventh annual convention in Springfield April 8 and 9 with Hon. Henry D. Clayton delivering the annual address and a focus on reform of Illinois court procedures. Arbor and Bird Day proclamations by Gov Dunne set for April 18 and October 24 1913 with state schools and municipalities urged to observe by planting trees and shrubs. New corporate filings include Chateeng Chemical Company Chicago with 9500 capital and The W B Jacobs Company Chicago with 3500 capital and Frank O Anderson & Co Chicago with 12000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Clarence M. Rhodes
Illinois Coroners’ Association
Peter Hoffman
Cook County
Minois
Linda Bar’ Association
Orsenal
Henry D. Clayton
Arkansas
Judiciary Committee
National
C House of Representatives
Leland
Illinois General Assembly
State Bar Association
General Assembly
American Bar Association
Sood
Thewa
Ilinois
Edward F. Dunne
Hluela
Dunne
Taxchera
State Woods
Chateeng Chemical Company
Chicago
A. ©. Noble
Frank B. Murray
C. A. Arnazon
W.B. Jacobs Company
William B. Jacobs
Mary I. Brage
Charles H. Schenck
Frank
Anderson’ & Co
Capital
Anderson
Clarence Bj
Central Illinois Automobile Show Opens March 19
Twenty center spaces are allotted for the Springfield Commercial association event at the state arsenal with forty five autos and ten thousand dollars of value set for display. Dealers appoint an executive committee to oversee rules ensuring cars are off and drained when entered. The show runs March 19 to 22 and is expected to draw widespread interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal
Madison Square Garden
Commercial Association
W. L. Chapin
Chaping
State Arsenal
Burdette and Moulton Back Civil Service Enforcement
In Springfield, James H. Burdette and W. B. Moulton, majority of Illinois State Civil Service Commission, agreed to enforce the 1911 civil service law as written despite Attorney General Lucey’s view that the amendments are unconstitutional. The action comes as the Supreme Court weighs the act’s validity while awaiting its ruling. In other news from the Illinois Farmers Institute meeting in Galesburg scheduled for February 1914, officers were elected: President A. N. Abbott Morrisonville, Vice President H. S. Young Chicago, Secretary H. A. McKesne Springfield, Treasurer J. P. Maron Elgin, Auditor Wrank J. Mano Kilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Burdette
Chicago
Dunne
W. B Moulton
Springfield
Burdette and
Moulton
State Civil Service Commission
Lucey
Ilnois Farmers’ Institute
State House
Galesburg
A. N. Abbott
Morrisonville
H. 5. Young
H. A. McKesne
Springfalda
J. P. Maron
Elgin
Wrank J. Mano
Kilman
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Garnet Bros. Merc. Co
Clay Street
Hampe
Elias Burk, JR
John Deere
Moon
Deere
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Bagcage
Julius Peter
Calla
Ivemeacall
Mayo St
Troy
J. R. Ward
Florist
J.J. Brown
E. Molden
M. D. Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Baptisl Church
Brown
Malden
Deimling Bros
Opera House
ED Helmich
The
Weems Laundry
Aeters Pubile
Scala
Notary Pabile
Ina
Con
P. Early
P. W. Hilea
J. L. Simson Early
Hiles & Simpson
Main St
Eowardaeville
Bell
Eckert
B. W. Jarvis
Riebold’s
Jay
T. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Myrtle E. Jones
Louis E. Sempie
Maryville
Theresa Lingerl
Maryville Waldo Vormen
Elsie Jones
R. A. Black
Baral Minius
Fred Bauer
Lizzie Vallbauer
Wm. Yankausky
Gertrude Adamon
Walter F. Evans
Anna Meekel
Earl S. Jones
Clara Erienbayeh
A. Yarrington
Viola Perkins
Oscar Modshire
Bessie Shatzer
Burke
Louise Kelly
Edw. Kayser
Rose Randle
Belleville
van Buren
Worden Worden
Dr. King
H.R. Huffendick
Adv
Infinity
Convention of Bar Association
Itimole Automobile Exhibit
F. R. Morgaridge
Alexander
Calhoun
Casa
Clay
Edwards
Hamilton
Hardin
Henderson
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph Scott
Stark
Woodford
Jersey
Johnson
Kendall
Mason
Massac
McDonough
Monroe
Moultrie
Illinois
Len Small
Kankakee
J. K. Hopkins
Princaton
J. O. Jones
Delavan
F. H. Kroh
George A. Hunt
Woodstock
Uphold State Civil Service
H. Roeben
Missouri
Arth
Clay and
Hickory Streets
New York
Enterprise Flour
Vigo County
Wen
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