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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1915

Page

7

Court House Items and Real Estate Transfers in Granite City

Court items report filing petitions to sell real estate to pay debts with total deficit of 1267.02 and final report showing receipts 375.10, payouts 99.29, balance 27.41. distribution ordered, heirs addressed as unknown, 94 due deposited in county treasury, administrator discharged upon receipts. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Granite City Madison Alton and surrounding townships with prices from 1 to 7500 to buyers including Farr Berger Brammel Klausing Burk Skeen Kirsch Kellermann Oetken Greenwaldt Menneier Zabrek Tanel Harlen Voumard Parkstone and others, including several master purchases and trusteeships.

John Grant Geo EB. Farr BE. F. Berger Granite Heights Granite City E. F. Berger Emma E. Brammel Edward Klausing Elis Burk, Jr Jarvis Township J.B. Farthing Martin Brueich South Extension Olive Township A. W. Beckwith Et al M. F. Harlen Kinley Place Nameoki Township F. E. Sawyer J. Voumard Foster Township H. H. Milligan E. St. &. Barber Supply Co Park Park Add Subject John Hanvey John Gleichman Combs Collinsville Stelzel Joseph Overath Tonsor Park Alton Joseph Smith R. O. Burris Sophia Smith N. O. Nelson Bernard Metzger Leclaire Anna Holdemann Fred Holdermann Warren Champion Harry Kopsay Madison Augusta Heddergott Robert Bethman J. G. Jarvis Troy A.guinty I. Kreider B. G. Cooper Jos. Hoeler Bowman Blinn Kate Meehan Granite City Trust and Savings Bank Plat Madison D. F. Haller Et al Ie. V. Mutz Lotsa Riverview Add Benbow City Paul Haller Hast Alton Loan & Insurance Co Mary Brenan W. EF. Wayne Ijr EL. W. Wheeler Dwardsvills C. J. Stelzel Wm. Skeen F Britz Pape Et al Lomas Pape Omphghent Township

Wedding Invitations at The Cal June by Ernest L. Foster

June comes in with a flurry of weddings as Cupid’s harvest fills the calendar. The essay notes June 19th planetary shifts and the start of summer, with flirtatious romance, fashion trends, and the lure of picnics and parties draining winter savings.

Cupid Tashion Jupiter Evening Star Saturn

Nation's dinner table and reach for foreign farm products

The piece itemizes vast domestic food production including 13,000 hogs 4 600 sheep and 640 000 000 pounds of vegetables and cereals. It notes American households spend about 200 million dollars annually on farm products from abroad despite ample U S supply and quality.

Nebuchadnezzar United States

Man Takes His Own Medicine Optimist Ad

An optimistic promotional piece touts Dr. King's New Discovery as the cure for irritations and colds. It claims the remedy penetrates germs, clears throat linings, and treats the cause, urging readers to buy today.

Dr. King

Beef Production Problems Highlight Corn Belt Shortage

Agricultural leaders warn of rapid population growth and a sharp cattle shortfall in the Middle West. The note urges immediate action, including potential farm reorganization, and cites experiments from Woburn on calf feeding showing early nutrition impacts. Aimed at boosting young stock, the study suggests calc gains of 13.3 pounds weekly at five cents per pound, while stressing soil fertility and oat yields as crucial to expanding production.

Middle West Westock Corn Belt Woburn England British Isles

Pine-Tar-Honey Credited By Ohio Family

Mr E Williams of Hamilton Ohio says their whole family depends on Pine-Tar-Honey for cold relief. The original Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey is advertised as a ready remedy that soothes the throat and lungs, kills germs, and aids Nature, available at druggists for 25 cents. An ad from Daniel Peterman promotes newspaper delivery and advertising.

E. Williams Hamilton Ohio

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