Court House Items Continued From Page One
Court house notices list property transfers in Collinsville and Edwardsville, with names such as Comprobst, Kleisner, Schroeppel, Ganninger, Langwiseh, and Wolbrinck, and amounts from 400 to 4000. The page also lists residents from Nam eoki to St Louis and Venice, including many ages and addresses, and notes an advertisement in The Call’s classifieds likely to reach Troy readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Schroeppel
John Ganninger
Maple Park Add
Collinsville
Elizabeth Langwiseh
Hedwig Wolbrinck
North Main St
Edwardsville
Peak Load in Agriculture Power Demands Plowing
P Os Rose, once a professor of engineering at North Dakota Agricultural College, borrows a term from engineering to describe plowing. He notes farmers use power rivaling rails nationwide during favorable plowing periods and that pushing a wide share of annual power into the plow drives the peak load. He argues the fix is mechanical power and proper plows to reduce strain and improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. OS. Rose
Profe Ateam Engineering
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States
First Thanksgiving Letter from Plymouth 1621 Found
The 1621 Plymouth letter to a "loving and old friend" Edward Winslow details early hardships, seven houses built, seven more planned, barley and peas planted, abundant herrings, and growing corn. It notes half of the 102 aboard emigrants died by December 1620, but gives thanks for scarce yet rich harvest and colony progress. Charity's Visiting Day stresses Thanksgiving as time to help others and share turkey memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Plymouth
George Morton
Bradford
E. W
Edward Winslow
Cape Cod
Howwyver
Dont Deceive Yourself Poric G View Photo Cards
Local Call office offers new view photo post cards with twenty three varieties. Don’t be misled by fancy claims as genuine appreciation requires factual support.
Thanksgiving decorations with a central seasonal centerpiece
An 18th century style guide suggests turning costly flowers into a festive centerpiece for Thanksgiving. Ideas include a hollowed pumpkin lined with hardy ferns and filled with apples and grapes, a low wicker basket of rosy apples, borders of autumn leaves, yellow chrysanthemums in jars, and corn ears with a three grain tribute recalling colonial hardship and a mid harvest thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winrer
Boston Herald
Medicine Miracle Promises Cures for Stomach Liver
The ad claims Robert Madsen of Weer Portia was near death after seven weeks in hospital but recovered after using a bitter tonic, eight months of suffering from liver trouble and yellow jaundice ending with five bottles sold as a guaranteed cure. It touts stomach liver kidney benefits, claims low weekly cost and references a local provider and distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Madsen
Weer Portia
Ton
Lowe
Not Sorry for Blunder Dr King s New Discovery
Harrodsburg Kentucky resident D T Sanders says friends misjudged his illness but after trying Dr King s New Discovery his coughing stop and health improved. The ad hails it as a universal remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough and weak lungs priced 50 cents to 1 00 with trial bottle offer and guaranteed by 8 Kingston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Sanders
Harrodsburg
Dr. King
Kingston
Bucklen Amiga Salve Promises Beauty Aid
Women desiring beauty get help from Bucklen's Amiga Salve. It banishes pimples eruptions sores and boils and makes skin soft and velvety. Cures sore eyes old sores cracked lips chapped hands. Best for burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. 25c at S. Kingston's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
S. Kingston's
Call-less weekly report by Peterman agency
Dan iel Peterman, identified as agent 47-tt, submits a note on communications labeled call-less with a frequency under twenty per week. The fragment suggests an internal memo or dispatched update from the Peterman agency to its staff or clients. The text is sparse and lacks fuller context or dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elias Burk, JR
John Deere
Deere
C. F. Cramer
Avis
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Deimling Bros
Props
Mente
Kingdo of
Sansace
George T. Eckert
Fred Mill Superior
Firat
Graham
Notary Public
Julius Peter
Calla
Ep-Uolonshop
Atal St
Troy
Theo. Guennewig Saloon
Public Square
J.J. Brown
M.D
E. Molden
M.D. Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Baptist Church
Kinloch
A. A. Smeigh
Braner
Perry H. Hiles
Jesse £. Simpson
Hiles
Simpson
New Palace
Bell -Main
Squire Eckert
W. McHittrick
Madison Store
Fdowardsville
James N. of
Au Notary
Sit
Wing & Other
Joseph Comprobst
Jos
Kleisner
Park Place
Nse
St. Louis -Namcoki
John J. Margold
Mary Lohmann
Frank Hesse
O’ballon
Salome Lange
O’fallon
H.-H. Ransdall
Terre Haute
Ind
Dimple Hadfield
Joseph Beide
Namcoki
Minnie Rapp
Venice
John Bagi
Granite City
Wilma Gulyas
George Bmatesko
Anna Bode
John J. Helgeher
Lena Neumann
John H. Guennewig
Anna M. Wurtz
Rosca C. Brown
Margaret Smith
Leo Schneider
Mary Bircher
Emanuel W. Sutter
Mayme Burgess
Gustav J. Vorger
Anna M. Ramey
Henry Street
Terese Rohling
John &. Smith
Mary A. Gibson
Charles B Smith
Louis Amelia A. Renn
St. Louis
Chicago
Aviston
Belleville Stars
Belleville
Fawardsville de Saline -Wight
Terre Haute Sabesttt Mitchell
Family 3
EL Sit ST. ‘Louis
Mars
N. Crebs
Gebauer
Term
Turkey
Mississippi
Crom
Daniel Peterman
ATF
St. Louis Globe
Rrepublic
Post-Dispatch
Star Or Times
Illinois Traction System
Edwardeville Station
Peoria
Springfield
E. W. Fredericks
F. O. Leidel
Fritts Bros
James
Fritts, Mgr
Dom
IBGE
S. Kingston
Wick Bros. Jewelry Co
Upete
Ewelera
Moore
Roy
H. ©. Kueker, Manager
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