Christmas shopping and holiday notices flash in brief
Fresh oysters at Ward's and holiday deals across town from The Racket and Wild's Grocery. Christmas trees, gifts, and post cards teased along with discounts and local store updates. A local physician plans to relocate to Granite City and new businesses gain permits as December nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward's
Riehold’s
J. G. Schoeck
Wild’s
Davidson
Epperson
East End
A. R. Snodgrass
Louis
Louis Butcher
St. Jacob
Mullanphy Hospital
St. Louis
John Krotz
Glen Carbon
Austria
Court house items continued reflects guardianships and estates
Court house items show balance sheets and actions including Casper Schneider estate deficiency of 1977.35 approved, Wim Lohse administrator resigns with hearing set for November 26, Elmer E. Rule minors letters issued to Annie Faires bond 50, Wm Hanvey estate letters issued to Union Trust Bank without bond, Julianna Essig conservator reports receipts 964.92 payments 333.20 balance 631.66 approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Schneider
Wim. Lohse
Elmer E. Rule Et al
Annie Faires
Wm. Hanvey
Union Trust & Savings Bank of
East St. Louis
Julianna Essig
Multiple Property Transfers Across Collinsville and Nearby Areas
A batch of land and property transfers recorded, detailing quitclaim and warranty deeds across Collinsville and surrounding towns. Listings include transfers to Madison County Light & Power Co. and various individuals such as Christine Marguth, John Bardill, James G. Matthews, Mary Smart, and Peter Strif Jr. with prices ranging from 46 to 17000 dollars. Other entities include Collinsville Zine Co. and Tesoro Realty Co., with parcels described by sections and blocks, many excluding minerals or coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cook
Qed
Pt Nel
Christine Marguth
J. Ss. Leef
John Bardill
Jas. G. Matthews
Louis C. Mincer
Johnson
Charles Walter
E. F. Schmidt
John Aebischer
Mary Smart
R. Baer
St. Jacob
Henry Spengel
Peter Strif, Jr
Miller, Spengel & Paris
Highland
Gustav Brockmeier
Madison County Light & Power Co
Daniel Bezek
Wm. Hook
J. T. McGaughey
B. G. Cooper
W. M. Dulany
Henry Cohn
H. S. Converse
Mary Fair
Alto
G. M. Mattis
Albert Fahrig
Wm. Kress
Wolf’s
Collinsville Zine Co
Tesoro Realty Co
Collinsville
Joseph Higginbotham
A. J. Devan
Arthur Paul Wa
Montvue
Fred Scheurer
Caroline Hill
Versen
Add Marine
Margaret Ardusser
Frank Neier
Zolk
Suppiger
Ardusser
D. H. Mudge
Agnes Glenn
Terry & Cole’s
Edwardsville
Fragmented population roster across Illinois towns listing ages
An OCR style ledger lists numerous individuals with ages and towns such as Highland, Glen Carbon, Collinsville, Madison, Alton, Wood River, St. Louis, and Chicago. Many entries include partial or garbled data, with ages ranging from teens to fifties and scattered occupational or initials notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Schneider
Mary Landert
Rudolph Kovarik
Glen Carbon
Catherine Schiller
W.R. Sparks
Carpenter Gustav Frenz
Charlotte Engel
Anna Wittaker
Collinsville
F. J. Neuenschwander
Livingston Rosa Traub
Old Ripley Grace Virden
Cee
Alton Henry Raloff
Alton Alice Norr
Louis Florence Darby
Louis KE. H. Rozell
Chicago
Genevieve Ridgley
Advent and church notices fill Edwardsville program
Church groups announce meetings and services across Advent season from Wednesday gatherings to Sunday sermons led by Rev. Mittendorf and Rev. Strassen. The German Evangelical church marks its fiftieth anniversary with talks by Dr. Otto Kriege and a December Christmas market by the Merry Workers Society. Also noted are baptisms, sponsors, and a brief promotional ad for Flexible Flyer sleds via W. T. Davis in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Molden
F. TH. Mittendorf
Edwardsville Circle
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. C. Strassen
M. KE
Lawrence Smith
Belleville
Merry Workers’ Society
the Presbyterian Church
Maria Henrietta Carolina
W. J. Gebauer
F. Tl. Mittendorf
German Evangelical Church
H. W. Earle
East St. Louis
Lena Wiegers
Edwardsville
Otto Kriege
Central Western College
Warrenton
Christ
Notice to Hunters on Premises Prohibits Trespass
Notice to hunters from multiple landowners forbids hunting or trespassing on any part of their premises under penalty of the law. List includes Diepholz Riggin Schultze Riggin Bauman Tegtmeier Langewisch Zenk Arth Riggin Taake Buhrmester Flath Flath Jr. Wendler Hoe, with new names added to the list to run during hunting season for 15 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Diepholz
T. A. Riggin
Charles Schultze
A. N. Riggin
Frank Bauman
Fred Tegtmeier
Wm. Langewisch
Edwin Zenk
Joseph Arth
Tenatius Riggin
Henry Niehaus
Benj. Schultze
Wm. Ackermann
John Dollinger
Pink Pain Tablets Offer Pain Relief Claim
A historical notice describes Dr Shoop's 1 Tablets for head and body pains and suggests trying them. It also advertises fresh oysters and bulk sales at Ward's Rest A New Birthday and Stork Pool at The Call office with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy
St. Paul’s
St. John’s
Silkalones
Fellows
Main
W. Oj. Vetter
Thomas Millett, Jr
W. H. Vetter
Rieder
Will
A. A. Smeigh
Granite City
Braner
Wm. Ramshaw, Jr
Doak
Chester
Charles Wirz
Wirz
Martin Arth, Jr
Arth
Globe, Republic
Post-Dispatch
Star of Times
Daniel Peterman
Troy Market
W. TI. Davis
East 24Th St
New York City
James N. Jarvis
J. E. Meeker
Charles Wandling
Oall
F. W. Braner
Ward's Rest
Fritts’ Meat Market
Fritts Bros
Ee ‘Curle
Corinth
Woolen Hills
Stlouls
Curley
Pric
Gener
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