Weber last will probate hearing set in Madison County
In Madison County Probate Court October term 1912 a petition asks that the last will and testament of Martin Weber deceased be admitted to probate. Heirs listed include William Henry Jacob and John Weber plus a granddaughter named Mary Weber. Hearing to prove the will is scheduled for November 25, 1912 at 9 o’clock in Edwardsville Court House.
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Madison
Illinois
Madison County
Edwardsville
John Schmitt
John B. Coppinger
Hiles & Simpson
State of Illinois
Martin Weber
William Weber
Henry Weber
Jacob Weber
John Weber
Weber
Mary
Sebastian Weber
W. G. Martin
Edwardsville, Ill
Frederick Dumbeck
Wm. C., Wiegand
Barbara Wiegand
Wm. Meiners
George W. Cutter
Mary Cutter
Elmer G. Grotefendt
Wm. Weber
Anton Kolar
George C. Stullken
Benjamin Overbeck
Adolph Engelman
P. P. Lusk
J. A. Barnett
Conrad A. Ambrosius
Maria Ambrosius
Louis Henke
A. C. Kroeger
Mary Weber
Adam Schmitt
Luther Babcock
Notes and Gossip From The Local Page
Local items cover hats on sale at ten percent off for ladies Miss Adella Hampton. High land Marble Works listed for 47-31. quail season dates and limits. November meetings of county supervisors at Edwardsville. poultry ads from Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. Miss Lizzie Jedlicka dies after falling from a moving Suburban car near Edwardsville. livestock and home incidents including chicken house loss at Rev Holz. obituaries for Johann Wendler Benjamin J West Wim Meiners. Royal coal mine sale at 12 000 to Henry J Fink. Dr Braner moves to Main street area. J W Rea family moves to Market street.
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Adella Hampton
Edwardsville
Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. C
East St. Louis
Ill
Lizzie Jedlicka
Glen Carbon Crossing
Martin’ Holz
Roberts
Holz
Johann Wendler
Collinsville Township
Benjamin J. West
Madison County
Belleville
Minneapolis
Mion
West
Beleville
Wim. Meiners
Court of Honor
Society
Sarena Wild
Royal
W. L. Ward
Henry J. Fink
Executors and heirs probate list with real estate transfers
Probate notices record multiple deceased claimants and heirs with bonds, appraisers, executors, and proof of death. Real estate transfers cover numerous tracts in Granite City Alton Collinsville Woodriver and nearby towns with prices from 50 to 16 500 dollars. A fire hero earns cheers for a Bucklen Arnica Salve advertisement.
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G. W. Niedringhaus
Trusteva
J. J. Brusuthan
Granite City
Effie K. Morefield
E. C. Harrison
Emma Bollman
Minnie Hoffman
Qed
Emma Rube
Granite Place
Susannah Wilkinson
P. Delling
Gambrill’s
Alton
Katrina Petrosky
Anna Coulson
Livingston
Mary Henderson
J. E. Brock
W. F. Miller & Co’s
Alton Township
P. E. Ashlock
B. G. Cooper
Woodriver Heights
Woodriver
Db. Loewenstein
A. Henke
Seo
Moro Township
Ernst Wolf
W. L. Wolf
Aeco
L. Gc.kreela
J. N. Keel
Collinsville
New Staunton Coal Co
J. M. Arkenbauer
Company
Olive Township
F. G. Niedringhous Et al
Trustees
W. B. Thurnbaugh
J. Kasarda
Dahlstrom
H. Meyer
Hunter
North Liberty
Aton
W. H. Lewis
W. H. Bohm
Eec
Chouteau Township
L. Fox
Pilot
Main and
Purcell Street
Edwardsville
Bank of
Not An Experiment: Cole's Original Hot Blast Stoves
The copy claims over a million Cole's Original Hot Blast stoves in use nationwide. It touts superior heating, broad adoption from homes to factories, and a Chicago factory guarantee of reduced draft and reliable performance.
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Cole
America
E Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Erty
Local Notes and Visits From St Louis to St Jacob
George Shepard visited St Louis Sunday while Miss Irma Appel visited friends there this week. A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Ernest Voight. Eugene Neudecker came from Chicago Friday to visit home folks. Miss Edith Shepard travels to Moneaqua for weeks. Frank Edwards returned to Altamont after visiting Jacob Vollrath and family. The Leap Year Girls announce a dance for November 23 at the Turners ball hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Koch. Visitors from St Louis include Arnold Deibert, Erwin Gramann, and others. Alvin Friedan George christened Sunday by Rev Paul Buchmueller. Relatives visit from Everton, Mo. John Stuckwisch and Rev P Buchmueller attend pastoral conference in Lebanon. Daniel Schiefer visits Highland. Mat Juda trips to St Louis. Dr and Mrs Elam Faires, Horace Stevens, and Ted Kircheis visit St Louis. Chrysanthemum show scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. Charles Gartner and WM Anderson return from North Dakota. Turners' hall dance attracts many. music by Franklin C Kreider, Lena Hill, Luella Smith of Carbondale, and Grace Smith of St Louis. Philip Hartlieb resumes duties at tower after South trip. A chicken house at Casper Hoell’s residence burned Sunday at 1:45 AM. neighbors saved adjacent property. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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George Shepard
St. Louis
Irma Appel
Ernest Voight
Eugene Neudecker
Chicago
Edith Shepard
Moneaqua
Frank Edwards
Altamont
Jacob Vollrath
Henry Koch
Porter, Parker
Arnold Deibert
Erwin Gramann
Alvin Friedan George
Dan Deibert, Jr
Paul Buchmueller
Wm. Raubinger
Ellis
Walter
Lydia
Everton
John Stuckwisch
Rev. P. Buchmueller
Lebanon
Daniel Schiefer
Highland
Mat Juda
Elam Faires
Horace Stevens
Ted Kircheis
Charles Gartner
Wm. Anderson
North Dakota
Turners’ Hall
Franklin C. Kreider
Lena Hill
Luella Smith
Carbondale
Grace Smith
St. Jacob
Philip Hartlieb
Casper Hoell
Cheaper Delivery Offer For Modern Delivery Truck
Local owner offers a new 1,600 lh motor delivery truck at a special price. Truck lists at 800 dollars and is described as reliable and satisfactory. Investigate this offer if a more modern economical delivery system is needed. Address: OWNER, Care This Paper.
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Probate Proceedings
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Okla
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Maryville
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Worden
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Sohn Unger
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