Madison County Notes and Local Business Updates
Brief news notes cover a price reduction on hats, fruit and goods sales, a county horse theft society meeting in Edwardsville, a snow prior season date, and a round of local property sales. Also reported are a saloon sale in West End, a Barnett estate sale, a blood poisoning recovery, a Vandal ia ballot on government reform, postal savings department closure, a infant death and funeral, a stockholders meeting notice for an interurban line project, and various local business and transit developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Schildknecht
Troy
O’fallon
James Bugni
West End
Angelo Fassero
Maryville
Edward Barnett
Edwardsville
Harry Lewis
Litchfield
Barnett
A. W. Betzold
Sam EH. McKittrick
Van
City Council Sets Action on Drum Shop Bond
In Troy on Oct 21 1914 the city council held a special meeting to act on the drum shop bond of Angelo Fassero. Aldermen Cooper Foster Geffen Llewellyn Taylor and Wild were present with clerk Garnet absent Mayor Kinder. The bond was accepted and license transferred from James Bugni to Angelo Fassero. The council adjourned with measures approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Angelo Fascero
Cooper
Foster
Geffen
Llewellyn
Taylor and Wild
Garnet
Kinder
Wild
Éwellyn
Angelo Foie
James Bugni
Angelo Fassero
Genfen
Coopes
Personal and News Items From St Jacob
Local correspondents note weekend visits and social events in St Jacob and nearby areas. James Black of East St Louis Sun dayed with home folks while Prof N C Kreider visited from Collinsville. Lulu Schmitt returned from St Louis. Greenbergs and Buchmillers traveled for business. Masons met in Marine. Royal Neighbors hosted a masquerade at Turners hall. Home Telephone Co installed a new pole changer on the exchange board enabling crankless ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
East St. Louis
N. C. Kreider
Collinsville
St. Jacob
Leo Schoeck
Marine
J. J. Galfner
Grover Kilby
St. Louis
Lulu Schmitt
Marine News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Notable visits and social happenings in Marine include Mr and Mrs Charles Schirmer and Mrs H W Koch from St Louis with weekend visits. Melvin Reinhart and Hugo May left for Town last Sunday on a trip. A Democratic mass meeting is planned for Friday at Turners hall. Samuel McAllister rushed home Monday due to his mother's serious illness. Mrs Charles Wiegand and son returned after a week with relatives in Highland. Marine Turnverein announces season opener at its hall Saturday. Richard and Fred Weisenborn attended a Masonic meeting from St Louis last Saturday. Leola Pence’s Sunday school class was hosted at the Chapter House last Friday. Louis Zelfer of Old Ripley bought Nelson Howard’s property sold at auction Tuesday. The First National Bank moved Tuesday into new quarters described as one of the finest small bank buildings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalia
Highland
Winter
Joseph Patrick
Neil Collins
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
B. ‘Montrucchia
Greenville
Springfield & Central Lienois Traction Company
Bond County
Iime
Charles Schirmer
Livingston
Melvin Reinhart
Hugo May
H. W. Koch
St Louis
Marine
Turners’ Hall
Charles Wiegand
Marine Turnverein
Richard
Fred Weisenborn
St. Louis
Leola Pence
Chapter House
Louis Zelfer
Old Ripley
Nelson Howard
First National Bank
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey touted for lung relief
Hopeful lung trouble cured claims by Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. A Gates North Carolina user says it cured a hopeless case and urges readers to get a bottle for 25 cents at druggists. Ends with advice for dry hacking cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Appeal to Voters in Illinois 22nd District for Re-Election
Candidate urges Illinois 22nd District voters to judge his record by open inspection. He cites experience since last campaign, notes a shift in administration, and promises faithful service and fair, honest decisions aligned with faster legislation for the broad public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
22Nd Congressional District
Illinois
Congress
American Congress
Hall's Catarrh Cure advert claims
An 1880s testimonial promises one hundred dollars for each untreatable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney swears a medical oath in Toledo Ohio, offering payment for cured cases, with sales and notary details, plus promotional lines for other products and classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney &Co
A. W
Gleason
Notary Publie
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
All Drugegists
Sale closing notice to A C Dieckman Co of Belleville
We sold our stock to A. C. Dieckman & Co. of Belleville and wish to close the business promptly. We commend A C Dieckman & Co. to friends and vouch for the sale. Farmers may obtain cans by calling, and all cracker cans should be returned to us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C., Dieckman & Co
Belleville
A. C. Dieckman & Co
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Madison County
A.C. Dieckman & CO
Davidson Store CO
Adella Hampton
New York
Garnet Bros
Madison County Horsethief Detective Society
Arthur. A. Gornet
Oni
Charles Greenberg
Samuel McAllister
Distri
Daniel Peterman
Wm. Hampe
Henry Struckhoff
THE
Moore
Hmary L. Edwards
Frank Gindler
Chester White
Joseph Schwartz
Timothy
Cer
F. Bauzhman
Houce
F. W. Braner
Fairview Addition
I. J. Mills
Deimling Bros
Wm. Nobs
Herman Schlaffer
Henry Schlaffer
Vicinity
Hampe
P. M. Davidson
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