Property Transfers Include Alton and Granite City Lots
A sequence of real estate transfers from Alton, Granite City, and surrounding townships shows numerous parcels changing hands. Buyers include George G. Craig, Clement Place in Alton, and various trustees, with sums ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Ceska
Pedhora
Fairmont Add
Edwarde
Ville
George G. Craig
Fas
Gerdes
Lot
Clement
Mapte Park
Collinsville
Jackson
O. M. Elder
Upper Alton
Neviin
Niedrieghaus Et
Trustees
Tod
McAnarney
John Boeck-chan
Raso
Fy Stebel
Ferris
Stelzel
Alton Township
Elizabeth B. Jones
Louie Conley
Maple
Alton
Beter Moyer
G. EB. Wilkinson
Godfrey Township
Bridget Monaghan
al le Thoman
Monaghan
Towmship
Yed
H. HH
Ross
Sauadd
Carbers To
Anna Oslinhan
C. A. Schleuter
Salu
CG. L. Lenkinson
Chas. Muciler
Property transfers and marriage licenses listed in Granite City records
The document lists numerous property deeds in Granite City and nearby townships including lots, blocks, and tracts in Olive township and Edward ville with amounts such as 1500 and 2400. It also notes assignments to firms like New Staunton Coal Co and Citizens' H and L Ass'n. It records marriage licenses for several individuals with ages and origin cities such as St Louis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Glassbreamer
Mounter
Kate Fields
Paulia
Miller “& Mitchell
Alton
Anna
Foster
Granite City
Qadi SL
New Staunton Coal Co
Tol
Kasarda
Company
Sub
Olive Township
Geo
Laux
Maher
Ihe
L. Ass'n
Sarah ‘L. Megowen
Bite
Salu
Upper Alton
Lot
Paul Jones
Edwardaville
C. W. Rathgeb
F. Hesemann
McCauland & Yourer
Weed Paul
Laura Paul
Highland
W. E. Beckwith
Trustees
B. Schutte
Maude Brown
Tate
State Board exhibit at fair explains hog cholera and livestock care
The State Board of Live Stock Commissioners presents a livestock exhibit at the State Fair from October 4 to 12 offering talks by experts daily from 9 a m to 10 p m on hog cholera diseases in cattle horses and poultry. Free bulletins and pamphlets, with preserved disease specimens and instructional illustrations, will aid farmers in preventing diseases. staff will be on site to assist visitors.
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State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Tinois
Bureau of Information
Commission
Mysterious Mexican Murders Stir U S State Dept
Reports from Washington allege two Americans killed in Mexico during the revolution. George Beterman, formerly of Wichita, said murdered at Culihur Inchic, while Jacob Meyer’s headless body was found at his San Pedro Maren home. Local Mexican authorities vow investigation amid rumors of disloyalty in federal forces near the border. The United States criticizes Mexico’s handling of prosecutions and cautions about marauding rebel bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexlico
Werd
State Department
George Beterman
Bladith
Wichita
Culihur
Inchic
Jacob Meyer
San Pedro Maren
Moyer
Mexico
Glutty Darthn
United States
Madero
Federal Army of the North
Debaie
Plate
Ats
Revolutioniata
Double Funeral as Nogi and Wife In Tokyo
In Tokyo a double funeral for Gen Count Mareauke Nogi and his wife the Countess Nogi was held as Emperor Meiji’s body passed toward Monoyama. The ceremony drew enormous crowds at Aoyama cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogis
Tokio
Mareauke Nogi
Japan
Nogi
Matsuhito
Monoyama
Aoyama
Postmaster General Hitchcook Plans Limited Free Delivery
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcook advancing plans for a limited free delivery service. The experiments, costing nearly 30 million dollars, aim to affect ship routes and the broader postal network, including Arkansas, with potential impacts on naval logistics and wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snead habeas hearing opens with 70 witnesses
Amarillo court room gates guarded by twenty deputy sheriffs as John Beal Snead faces a habeas corpus hearing for the Sept. 14 shooting of Al Boyce. Seventy witnesses will testify over a likely weeklong session. Snead, unshaven and calm, sits with his defense team while Boyce family nearby watches.
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Amarillo
Tex
Judge Browing
John Beal Snead
al Boyce
Tle
Bishop
Snead
Fort Worth
Cont
A. G. Boyce
Iere
Boyce
Pridoter
Boyce Brothers
Barwell
Typhoon Threatens Knox New York
A typhoon in Japan cut communications with island groups and delayed dispatches from the Commercial Cable company. Secretary of State Knox and his ship may be in the storm area as issues of travel and safety unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
New York
Japan
Commercial Cable Company
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Vandalia
Matton
Bentozens
Peter
Ward, Florist
Aun
Enterprise Flour
Terre Haute
Henry W. Rucker
Giesaking
Ben A. Sohierbaum
Malme Schultze
Tony Wl
Alice Meyer
RL Mather
Geniva Brazier
Shidrick Commen
Sarah Stramier
Johnson
Faith M. Miller
Anton Duttalo
Louis Kate Jensen
St. Louis
Henry Nesloge
Ezra Saya
Dr. King
H. R. Huffendick’s
Rollabla Grocers
Department
United State
America
Ixport
Jenay
London
J. Bruce Say
Evening News
International Mercantile Marine Zo
Los Angeles
Ida ~ Hawley
Frank Susak
Loulalana
Baton Rouge
Arkansas
Warme
Philadelphia
Arkanin
At Department
St. Petersburg
Dwina
Hartford
Conn
Patrick Carvan
New England
Europe
Tan
Mexico City
Lorosita Pads
Jaior Millareal
Friendship
N. Y
Pittsburg
Shawmut & Worthern
Nile
Killa
Danville
Percy Hager
William
A. G. Vanderbilt Haston
Alfred Gwynne Vanderburnat
Then -Health Authorition
Spokane
Wash
Public Health Service
Antonio’ Volcane
Olgane
Gid
Finney
Rey
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