Fall Millinery Opens as Town News Drifts In
News notes report Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis moving to a newer West End home, Deimling Bros shipping parkers to East St. Louis, and an annual fall millinery opening on September 28 with hats for ladies and children. Also noted: coal vein found near Bunker Hill and Gillespie, Glen Carbon schools closed for diphtheria, Granite City plans two parks amid sewer concerns, Elsie Hoenig and Ethel Horsley teaching in Wyoming and Rairden, a one pound baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hildebrand alive and under care in Effingham during typhoid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble
Thomas Lewis
Pew
West End
Deimling Bros
National Stock Yards
East St. Louis
Rose Wilkinson
Bunker Hill
Gillespie
Glen Carbon
Granite City Council
Ihe
Granite
Elsie Hoenig
Ethel Horsley
Wyoming
Hulett
Tower
Rairden
Cecil Hildebrand
Palestine
Effingham
Mia
Hildebrand
Illinois State Fair Week of Events Described
A detailed schedule for the Illinois State Fair from Friday October 4 through Saturday October 12 outlines aerial demonstrations, horse and cattle exhibitions, band concerts, pony and horse races, and motorized contests. Highlights include aeroplane briefings, parachute jumps, and automobile races with closing events featuring top drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By. Johnson
Nieuport
Madame Garcis
Cuba
Capital City
Pastor Russell
Brooklyn
N. Y
London
England
Tabernacles
Milnois
Watch Factory
Marcastic
Scotland
Ireland
Hereford
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Bane
New Leland Hotel
France
Italy
Disbrow
Louis Disbrow
Wild Bill
Hadicott
Nikrant
Troy Markets Wheat Prices and Feed Prices
Wheat per bushel, corn per bushel, oats per bushel. Clover hay per ton, Timothy hay per ton. Prices reflect market rates at Troy markets.
Personal and News Items From Marine Area
Noted by Our Corpe of Correspondents. Marine residents and visitors appear in a long column listing births, marriages, travels, business moves, and social events. Names include Raeber Leto Talbur Vollrath Thurnau Koehnemann Reinhart May, Glauner, Stucckwisch, Neudecker, Bernard, Kunitz, Barenholz, Gaffner, Wick, Greenberg, Adler, Michael, Jacobs, and several towns such as Edwardsville Chicago Findlay Warsaw Highl and St. Jacob. A local barber shop opening and a church christening are noted alongside a runaway car incident and a planned picnic and dance at Turners park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raeber
Edwardaville
Leto Talbur
Alhambra
Nora Vollrath
Edwardsville
Ed Thurnau
Hugo
Anthony
Koehnemann
St. Louis
Marine
John Kunitz
Fannie Bernard
Clarence
F. Bowen
Woodson
Park View
F. E. Glauner
Findlay
Wm. Stucckwisch
Warsaw
Alvin Shepard
Holla
Arkansas City
Kan
Shepard
Clyde Lyons
Harvey Neudecker
Walter Koehnemann
Harold Voyles
Silver Creek
Robert Blume
Highland
Turners’ Park
A. Barenholz
St. Jacob
Charles Hill
A. Pflugbeil
Jacob Frey
St. Jacob Cubs
Glen Carbon
Fritz Pfister
E. N . Michael
Nicholas
Michael
Collinsville
Leo Michael
Elmer Jacobs
Hagler Cemetery
Troy
Boston to Los Angeles steamship line via Panama Canal announced
Daniel O. Ives of the Boston Chambers of Commerce says seven steamships costing $1,000,000 each will operate between Boston and Los Angeles through the Panama Canal. He notes his cider mill will run Tuesdays and Fridays during the season with first class service at a reasonable price. Eckert cites a DS 40 to compare sessions with farm papers, urging subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Rissi
Kodak
A. D. Hayes
Boston
Daniel O. Ives
Boston Chambers of Commerce
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
George T. Eckert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gestrivig
Thc
Jarvis
Shults
Hall
F. J. Cheney. & CO
iToledo
Hull
Leas
Sige
Pann
Springfield
Saree
Hainois State Fair
Germany
St. Nicholas Hotel
Informa Ee
Troy Markets
Jacob
Ével
Chas
Ailén
Sylvania
Tom
A. R
Huffendigk
Bt. Lowe
Daniel
Peterman
Cole
Coles
Panama
SAIIT
Rey
First National Bank
Edwardsville, III
UW. S
United States
U.S
Henry’ Trares
Prea
Geo WE Gongs
Katarinson
Assit
Ash
Turkeys
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!