Property transfers listed in Courthouse Tems records
Several conveyances recorded with values from $1 to $5,000. Transactions include Peers to Miller parcel lot 18 in Collinsville township for 60 dollars. Gauen to Miller lot 17 in same add for 100. Chenat to Schroep pel lot 1 block 1 Central add Collinsville for 100. Kenny to Cook lots 9 10 11 bike 6 Kerrs add Venice for 1. Brach trustee to White- Naw tract in Woodriver township for 1. Bardill trustees to State & Trust Bank lot 1 bike 33 original town Highland for 5,000. Dawson to Noblitt or in block 12 Hunter's add Alton for 275. Morriss trustees to Greider lot 13 block 3 Ingleside add Granite City for 500. Morris trustees to Drzeweicki lots 23 and 24 block 1 Morriss add No 2 Granite City for 500.
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M. G. Peers
B. Miller
Peers
Gauen
Collinsville
A. C. Gauen
Martha Miller
Amanda H. Chenat
J. EB. Schroeppel
Central Add
Evelina Kenny
Cora A. Cook
Kerr's Add
Venice
S. A. Brach
A. K. White- Naw
Woodriver Township
J. G. Bardill Et al
State & Trust Bank
Highland
Elizabeth Dawson
Wm. L. Noblitt
Hunter's Add
Alton
A. W. Morriss Et al
Ralph F. Greider
Inglesyde
Granite City
R. A. Morris Et al
Stanislaus Drzeweicki
Cemetery trustees transfer parcels at Glenwood Collinsville
Trustees Glenwood Cemetery transfer heirs T Ramey for lots 701 716 702 and 117 in Glenwood Cemetery Collinsville 200 dollars. Ella Lovas to Thomas Ludek lot 31 block 65 Industrial add Granite City 9410. Marriage licenses list names and ages of applicants from several towns including Granite City St Louis Bethalto and Peoria.
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Glenwood Cemetery
T. ‘T. Ramey
Collinsvilla
Ella Lovas
Thos
Ludek
Granite City
Himer Forcade
Paul Homan
Louis Carrie Stroupe
St. Louis
Fred Mansholt
Bethalto Mary Lennartz
Matha Meiners
Bethalto Alexander Vidot
Elzella Parkhurst
Albert A. Gotscher
Springfield
Katherine EB. Roth
Peoria
Top-Dressing Corn Profit Able
Fifty bushels of corn per acre from his second planting was harvested last year by Fred Redford of New Ross Indiana. His first planting was destroyed by a severe rain and wind storm early in June. He planted again around June tenth and used 75 pounds per acre of high grade fertilizer at planting and 125 pounds per acre as top dressing. The late crop matured before frost and top-dressing boosted yield and quality. Many farmers in the midwest practice top-dressing with promising gains. There is a note on catarrh remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure and related products with testimonial offers.
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Fred Redford
New Ross
Ind
Mr. Redford
Georgia
Middle West
Unusual Happenings From Daily Press Snippets
A collection of quirky notes from New Bedford and other cities. Highlights include a cherry stone stuck in a boy’s ear for 30 years before removal, a husband burning his wife’s shoes to keep her home, a sister reappearing after 51 years, a diver breaking his neck after a log strike, a Belgian relief fund auctioned flag fetching 12000, and a goat adopting a dumped baby amid a child’s kidnapping tale. Also stated are a mine superintendent’s large family with front-line sons, an 80 year old receiving a postal card from 1881, and a 100 year old teaching certificate passed through generations.
Preacher Advises Fertilizing Farm Yields Boost
In Morgan County Ohio a preacher urged use of a good fertilizer on corn ground. A farmer reports investing $3 to $4 per acre and seeing yields rise from about 40 to an expected 60 to 70 bushels per acre, predicting a $12 to $15 gain per acre.
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Morgan County
Ohio
V. F. Baughman Jeweler Repairing Watches Clocks
V F Baughman jeweler offers watch and clock repair jewelry fixing spectacle fitting with all work guaranteed on Main street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. Baughman
Main Street
Appointment Hours in Troy Office on Sundays
An office in Troy operates by appointment on Sundays and also open Mondays and Tuesdays. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 6. Phone number listed as 54.
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Troy
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ROYD
Elliott Hack and Drag Line
Vandalia Station
Opera House
J. Helmich
Weems Laundry
E. R. Deimling
Prop
Herman Roeben
Bt. & Coll
Read
H. Brownstein
Julius Peter
Union Shop
J. R. Ward
Florist
P. Early
Perry H. Ailes
Jesse L. Simpson Early
Hiles & Simpson Attorneys At Law
Eckert
Bell—Main
Edwardaville, Nl
J. J. Brown
M.D.E. Molden
M.D. Brown
Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Banstist. Church
Brown
Malden
George T. Eckert
Helvetia Bottled Beer
Iinois
Yuede
Jonathan
Grimes’ Golden
Ben Davis
Damien Plums
Amiss
ST. LC
Ile
Uis, MO
A. A. Gornet Bo
Bratt Tot
Q, Simmons
Eaglez
Walter W. Meiners
Central Building
Market Street
Hall
PF. J. Cheney , Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & CO
Daily Press
New Bedford
Mass
Charles Lawrence
New York
N. Y
Morris Mulvihill
Easton
Daniel Hurley
Margaret Doyle
John Hughes
Martinsborough
New Zeland
Belgian Relief Fund
Kingston
Rices Landing
James Black
John
Clifton
Edward Morrell
New Hampton
Passaic
St. Joseph
Mary
White
Lewis Alverson
Pool, Decker and Smith & Barnes Pianos
Exclusive Territory Agency
W. P. Baer & CO
Douglas St
Journal of Agriculture and
Standard Farmer
F. K. Liebmann
Ceries
H. T. Sim
Dan G. Liebler
Tra P. File
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