Local briefs note bids, births, and fairs in area
Dank mine employees were paid yesterday while the city council plans Monday session. Mound City Paints may cost a trif le more. Elias Burk Jr. offers wagonmaking and woodworking. August Beutel Jr. serves jury duty in Alton court. Wick Pipe Organ builds a new Highland factory. A son born to Mr and Mrs Francis Lewis last Saturday. New local photo view cards available at The Car office. Victor Fricker and Marie Spengel secure a marriage license in St. Louis. St Louis Bargain Store closes for Jewish holiday. Beginning Monday Eroy merchants end 7 pm closing. Pocahontas Lumber Co incorporated for 16000 dollars. Edwardsville resident Jacob Hodin dies at 66. Charles Carrillon returns from Germany. State fair opens in Springfield and runs through next Saturday. Dot Little German Band plays Troy streets. Phoebe Montgomery buys Joe Joker horse for exhibition in Southern Illinois and Missouri. W C Witheral plans aero plane test next week with polyplane design and six-cylinder aluminum engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City Paints
S. Kingston
Elias Burk
St. Louis
Victor Fricker
Marie M. Spengel
Highland
Eroy Merchants
Pocahontas Lumber Company
Charlies E. Davidson
Jacob Mortenson
Charles N. Mortenson
Joseph F. Stewart
Jacob Hodin
Edwardsville
Thhat City
Charles Carrillon
Smithboro
Germany
Springfield
Troy
Edwardsville Intel
No. 7 pupils postpone exercises and games here
The No. 7 pupils delay monthly exercises to next Friday while Miss Grace Davis was in St. Louis and Frank Maletz covered for her. Two basketball games are scheduled for Saturday with the first at 3 p.m. Admission 25 cents. The High School girls beat the academy whirls 12 to 7 Wednesday. Examinations cause gloomy faces. teachers manage lecture tickets well. Local men frequent the grounds to watch practices but should behave. Health is stressed with Electric Bitters praised as a top health builder. a local testimonial notes improved health after three bottles. 50 cents at St Kingston's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 7
Grace Davis
St. Louis
Frank Maletz
Academy
Ww. M. Sherman
Cushing, Me
St Kingston's
Court House Items and Real Estate Transfers Listed
Court house items continue with cases: Seigel vs Siczel divorce. Leonard divorce. Norton v Norton. Springer v Adams injunctive action. many assumpsit and divorce filings. foreclosure and partition actions listed. Numerous deed transfers in Collinsville Edwardsville Madison and nearby towns with lot and tract details and amounts. Classified notes include real estate sales, chaise listings, and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Warren Construction
Stella M. Seigel
Geo
Siczel
Chas. Leonard
Zelma Leonard
Rachel Norton
Edward Norton
Samuel Springer
Roland Adams
Henry Worden
Edwin J. Gorman
Kate V. Gorman
Clara Standefer
Norman Standfer
Marie Peasanvento
John Peasanvento
Ben Arsht
Rosenfield Bros. & Co
Henry B. Bishoff
Assumpsit
Tri-City State Bank
Naum Lazarus Estate
Josephine Gussom
Nina K. Trebble
William Kamman
St. Louis Northwestern By. Co
D. B
D. M. Kittinger
Richard B
Norman Lowe
J. FE. Little Vs
St. Louis & Peoria Railway Co
Granite City Court
Legislative Tricks and House Rule Manipulation
The piece criticizes how legislative sessions throttle bills in committees and deny members time to consider them. It warns that if allies control next assembly organs and speaker appointments, relief is unlikely. It argues for changing rules to require committees to meet at designated times and report promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Illinois
Resolutions of Respect for Cynthia Ehrler
A committee expresses grief over the death of Cynthia Ehrler and offers condolences to her family. The resolution notes her exemplary character, extends sympathy to the daughter, and is signed by Catherine Jones Irma Hagler and Mayme Lewis. The notice appears in The Call as a standard October tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Ehrler
Catherine Jones
Irma Hagler
Mayme Lewis
Troy Market Prices From Wheat To Eggs
An early market listing shows Troy market prices corrected weekly with items including Wheat at 0.95 per bushel, Corn 0.49 per bushel, Clover Hay 7.00 to 9.00 per ton, Timothy 9.00 to 11.00 per ton, Straw 3.00, Flour hard 3.15, Flour soft 3.05, Bran 1.10, White Middlings 1.45 per cwt, Meal 1.35 per bushel, Cattle 3.00 to 5.00 per cwt, Hogs 7.00 to 8.50 per cwt, Spring Lambs 0.05 per lb, Calves 6.00 to 7.00 per cwt, Chickens 10 per lb, Spring Chickens 0.13 per lb, Ducks 0.08 per lb, Geese 0.08 per lb, Butter 0.30 per lb, Eggs 0.25 per dozen.
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Bone
Ligencer
Phoebe Montgomery
Joe Joker
F. A. Neal
Roadhouse
Missouri
W. K. Witheral
Leclaire
Witheral
Public School Notes
Castle Square
Star Amusement Company
Riehold’s
Wm. G. Burroughs
Chas. Patek
Union Add
Collinsville
Fred Gehl
Blanch Gehl
Louis Metz
Fred W. Storbeck
Teofli Brzezinski
Chas. Kénpski
John E. Schroeppel
Fred Rikolt
Lumachi Heights
Henry Schardan
Ses
George W. Teidemann
Charles Konopski
Charles Konopsiki
Teoflit Brzezweski
Wid
U. S
Teofli Brezezinski
Peter Gavalis
Marriage Gicensern
Claude McWhirter
Dall S. Scraggs
Collinsville FE
W. Demeling
E. V. McFarland
Granite City
Joseph A. Bunch
East St. Louis
Anna G. Bilbat
Jefferson City
Edgar W. Pausch
Ellen Alexander
Fast St. Louis
Bernard Zimmer
Amma Metz
Wee
Chas
E. Almsted
Bunker Hill
Etta M. Woodhouse
Fred Rutz
Emma Good
Henry Loranch
Eva Peche
Cusses Collinsville
International Harvest
Company of America
Bucklen
S. Kingston's
Adella Braun
Main Street
Fritts Bros
James R
Fritts, Mgr
Pride of the
West
Rebekah
Nuff
Daniel Peterman
Troy Market
Troy Exchange Bank
Troy, Illinois
W. W. Jarvis
D. Jarvis
John Feldmeier
Isaac W. Cook
John W. Gornet
B. F. Cramer
Maryville
John Mayo
JA. F. Seligman
F. W. Brangr
Homer Dunstan
Geffen & Roeben
H. F. Rucker & Son
James R. Fritts
Deimling Bros
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Firs Insurance Co
Reliable Home Company
M. W. Powell
Illinois Traction
Springfield, Ill