Local notes on weather, events and births in town
Brief items recount fall weather, cider season, souvenirs at Tur Rack et al.. threshing progress, local repairs, upcoming football outlook and post cards. Anecdotes include a birth, a reunion of the 117th Illinois Infantry, new homes in Hazelwood Place, a marriage license in St. Louis, and road to civic improvements such as a proposed amusement park near Collinsville and the McKinley high school cornerstone ceremony with a 2000-child parade. Also notes on oil prospects, a car collision improving a patient, and the new Collinsville opera house nearing opening.
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Tur
M. Roberts
Kiesel
John Fischer
117Th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
O'Fallon
L. W. Sandles
Hazelwood Place
Racker
Fred Meier
Charles Blythe
Lena Hellmich
Maryville
St. Louis
McCray-Dewey Academy
Charles Wendler
Fred Remke
Henry Holtgrieve
Glen Carbon
C. E. Krueger
St. Paul’s
James Lamb
Worden
Alice Lyles
North Seventeenth Street
Fred S. Edwards
Fred P. Kinder
Cook
Philip Lauth
Collinsville
Troy
Edward Harrison
Charleston Crude Oil Co
Dickman Farm
Peters Station
Edwardsville
Louis Bour
McKinley
Granite City
Stanley Stock Company
L. A. Richardson
Marine
Theros Charpolas
Staunton
Charpolas
Quail
J. P. Worden
Stelzer
Fred Campbell
Brookside
East St. Louis
Campbell
J. J. Brown
Greater Collinsville's Growth Hint From Coke Ovens Plan
Reports say St. Louis Smelting and Refining will install coke ovens for internal coke needs. Local observers see this as Collinsville’s first big step toward growth, with 20,000 unexploited coal acres nearby and forecasts of 40,000 residents in a decade.
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Collinsville
St. Louis
Familiar with His Habits Reveals Widow’s Whispered Plans
A brief exchange shows two disconsolate widows debating attendance at a medium. The first recalls a habit of the deceased husband, while the second notes Saturday nights were when he reportedly sent his salary, underscoring lingering grief and shared routines.
Pension attorney touts Dr King’s New Life Pills
W H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont praises Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they keep his family in splendid health Quick care for head ache constipation and biliousness 25 cents sold by S Kingston Also a big assortment of leather postcards and comics in The Cacos stationery department
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W. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Caco
Washington Letter on Spelling Reform and Army Careers
The Washington Letter notes government workers face a phonetic spelling reform, risking chaos amid the Civil Service exams. It reports Lt. Gen. Corbin’s retirement, Brig. Gen. Bell’s decline of a major general promotion, and General McCaskey’s infantry march limits debate. It also covers patent office delays, canteen debates, and pension surplus returns to the Treasury.
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Washington, D. C
Government Bureau of Printing
Stillings
Civil Service Commission
Santiago
Corbin
MacArthur
Bell
Jesse M. Lee
Ninth’ Infantry
William S. McCaskey
War Department
Washington
Army and Navy
Patent Office
Commissioner of Patents
Pension Office
Vespasian Warner
Pensions
Treasury
Congress
Treasury Department
Belt dressing for all belts advertised at the Cable office
An advertisement offers electric belt dressing claimed to prevent slipping and reduce belt wear. It promises noiseless operation, 100 percent more power, cooler journals, and belt savings. Available at the Cable office.
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Lotto
Catbl
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Troy, Ill
Opera House
H. Schmacker
A.B. C
Kinloch
Public Square
Elias Burk
John Petry
DeWitt
S. Kingston
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
Staunton Road
W. S. Nevenschwander
Meyer
Louis Butcher
Hoeffner Hotel
12Th & Clark Ave
John Langenwalter
J. Allen
Hart
Decorator
St. Jacob, Ill
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