Local Business Ads and Notices From Troy and Maryville
A collage of local business notes and notices lists Elmeis Bankers Association in Chicago, a new daughter for Mr and Mrs John Helvey, Stulioscope at Ri ebold bakery, Ford tire sales from Duthiel Braner, monument offerings by Troy House Furnishing Co, fall millinery opening on September 27, Maryville lump coal pricing, a deputy state me and fish warden appointment, Sunday meat market closures in Troy, coal price tests at Stubblefield, coal land options by B C White, and Thomas Cunningham of Edwardsville with a mariner license context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmeis Bankers’ Association
Chicago
John Helvey
Bee Whiting
Riebold’s Bakery
Ford
Duthiel Braner
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble Works
Fime Milllinery
Rose’ Wilkinson
Donk
Maryville
Troy Lamp
McCormick
Granite
Stubblefield
B.C. White
Illinois Fair At Springfield Promises Record Exhibition
The Illinois State Fair opens in Springfield next Friday and will run through October. Officials say this year will feature a greater exhibition than ever, with Trojans expected to attend in large numbers. Also noted are updates on local health and education including Mrs. Eph Young’s illness from promium poisoning and McKendree College beginning its 85th year with 276 students, with growth expected to 300 soon. The Madison County and Macoupin County Medical Societies plan a big meeting next Friday in New Douglas, with Dr Elsworth Smith as the keynote on Pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Hina
Vaxdalia
Amuddy
Ilinois
Springfield
Eph. Young
Young
McKendree College At
Lebanon
West
Madison County Medical Society
New Douglas
Macoupin County Medical’ Society
Elsworth Smith
Washington ‘University
St.Louis
Willl
Editors Take An Outing To Gilbert Lake Club
About thirty members of the Southern Illinois Editorial Association joined a two day fall outing last Friday and Saturday to Gilbert Lake Club above Alton on the Illinois river. They met in East St Louis and traveled by trolley to Alton where a chartered yacht named Goddess carried them on a fishing trip that proved limited in success. The Call editor won the only fish prize, a gar about 18 inches. Several editors failed to snag even a nibble while P. Preston of Gillespie News boasted the largest catch assortment. Accommodations at Gilbert Lake were superb and a Hardin side trip on the Goddess highlighted the excursion, returning to Alton Saturday night. Notables included George W. Smith, Wm. Smith, H. Childress, A. Vo Booa yew, R. G. Everts, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois Editorial Association
Gilbert Lake Club
Alton
Trnois River
East St.Louis
Goddess
Graham. Paper, Company
C. Heim
Marine
Tilmots
P. Preston
Gillespie
Gilbert Lake
Hardin
George W. Smith
Wm. Smith
Columbia
H.childress
H.childress, ‘Fairfield; ‘A. Vo Booa Yew
Athens
Re ‘G. ‘Everts
Henry Jake Koeipal
Henry
St Jacob Personal and News Items Note Local Visitors
Local notes list visitors and residents around St Jacob including Beal, Frey, Hess, Gaffner, and Louis Frey. Social visits feature Miss Krause, Grandma Pitt’s illness, and a Cubs victory 4 to 2. A Highland guest Miss O Dora Maedge and a German Evangelical church picnic suffered from cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
O ‘Dora. Maedge
Highland
St. Jacob
Frank Schwartz
Orvil Thurnau
Alton City
Lottie
Bocker
Krause
St. Louis
Bert Wingin
Oscar Liebler
St. Jacob Cubs
Greenville
Emma Becker
Mouis
Winter moves and visits across towns
James Clawson travels to Sacramento for the winter while Alfred Thurnau visits his parents in Edwardsville. Bernard travels to Galveston for a prospecting trip. Hilda Kolb guests at Grafton. A public school basketball team forms. John Miller Jr and C. Shenry head to Sterling, Colorado to settle. Fern Shepard weekends with brother Edward in Edwardsville. Mrs Kreutzberg and children visit from Alhambra. Mrs ONeill and children return to St Louis from a visit. Gottenstrater and Leola Peace go to Chicago for a two week relatives’ visit. Mundy and family, telegraph work, depart after a brief stay. Bennett conducts a late-night trip on the depot line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clawson
Sacramento
Cal
Alfred C. Thurnau
Edwardsville
Wii. Bernard
Galveston
Texas
Hilda Kolb
Gideon Dempsey
Grafton
John Miller, Jr
C.shenry
Sterling
Colo
Fern
Shepard
Edward
Ernest Kreutzberg
Alhambra
John Abringi
John. Biagen
Florence
Springfield
A. FE
Sohierbaum
Herbon
N. ‘Dan
Dan. O'Neil
St. Louis
C. Lampe
Wn. Gottenstrater
Leola
Chicago
Tox
Ccsa
Mire
John’ Mundy
Bennett
Corn Day in Madison County Set With 400 Prize
On Saturday November 22 Madison County holds Corn Day for sixty five boy farmers. Contest awards 400 in cash to winners. Uzzell supervises with help from the County Soil Improvement Association and County Farmers Institute. Walter Rowe of Decatur will judge and address the boys, Rev. Clarke will also speak, and a banquet follows the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison ‘County
A U. Uzzell
County Soil Improvement Association
County Farmers’ Institute
Walter H. Rowe
Decatur
Finois
G. L. Clarke
Alton
Algo Matice
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Cure Promise
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any failure. It promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous membranes and includes testimonials, drugstore contact, and mention of Hall's Family Pills and Dr King’s Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
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Dr. King
Dunlap
Leadill, Tenn
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Aak Ia
Charlotte Davis
Jersey
Milch
Theo
Gebauer
F. O. Seidel
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Llewellyn
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B. W. Jarvis
F. W Brayer
Mary “Tuenberg
Sella
Zenk
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