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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

4

Gourt House Terms Court Dockets in Real Estate and Probate

Circuit and Probate Court docket lists new circuit court cases Peter Ferryman vs American Car & Foundry Co for 1500 damages and James B Harris vs Stacy Manufacturing Co for 35000 trespass on the case. It covers partition suit William McNeil vs Lizzie P Otto et al, and extensive probate proceedings with guardians, bonds, final reports, and estates settled.

Peter Ferryman American Car & Foundry Co James B. Harris The Stacey Manufacturing Co William McNeil Lizzie P. Otto E. W. Collins Collinsville H. R. Phinney Harriet R. Phinney Herman Ilsemann Et al Christ James Rodgers Herman Ilsemann Fred Schildmeier Otto Melchert Dan’l Schmidt John Camerer Emmet Drake S. W. McKittrick Anton Gaizal Leo C. Kaempf Ludwig Silland Emilie Silland Henry Brandt Albert Meyer Ida Meyer Carl Engelke Fred Gusewelle George Pilitz Christine Chapino Elsie Rehbeck Susanna Flick Wilhelmine Isemann Ferdinand Dzengolewski Lonado Burwell Wesley F. Waggoner Fred W. Sonntag Ellen Waggoner J. A. Prickett & Son Nettleton Spokane T. K. McBroom Mary Sedlacek E. C. Springer T. C. Clarke Emma Compton

Free rural mail service movement grows in Tri Cities

County notes report a push for free rural mail near future in Tri Cities. Edwardsville seeks free rural mail. Several local deaths include Joseph Noelter 26 from consumption in Colorado, and George B. Taylor named private secretary to a railroad official. Key events: a new $12,000 West Madison school started, Venice plant sold for $150,000, and a storm causing property damage. Eddy J. Long killed in coal mine. Two damages suits against Madison Coal Co filed. Electric railways renamed Granite City and St. Louis Railway Co. Patrolman Holmes shot near Granite City depot. suspect at large.

Joseph Noelter Marine Colorado West Madison George Reedy East St. Louis Horseshoe Lake Venice Tri-Cities George B. Taylor Edwardsville J. M. Herbert Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Young Edward J. Long Consolidated Coal Company Collinsville Elias Haskins Upper Alton Madison Coal Company Emilio Pucci Dominick Caveglia Granite

Real estate transfers in Granite City area and vicinity

Real estate transfer notices show Emanuel Moll and wife to Sarah Reilly for wa lot 13 and se of block 1 East Pag Place Alton with other parcels including McCasland Youree sub in Granite City and Reed add in Collinsville. Transfers list Elizabeth Reed to Morris Peers in Collinsville and several other grants including McLure et al to Paul Mich eae and Eberhardt to Joseph Huss in Collinsville. Additional deeds include Tate and wife to August H Gerling in Troy and Slocum to Thou Slo- Foun in Central add.

H C Priest Upper Alton Michael A Lowe Edward Chamberlain Edwards Annie Bischoff Seminary Street Collinsville McCasland Fred E Venice Sones H J DeHann Susie Morgan Emma C Wood Venice Electric Light & Power Co Geo B Hanford Edwardsville Road Venice Light & Power Co Balsters MM Balsters Frank Yost Henry Yost Jos Czerney Wim McNeil Collins Louise Pfeiffer Elizabeth Bailey Julia Cartwright Howard's Kinnikin New Thief Granite City Henry Cohn Bell Maryville James G .Matthews Josh Martin Weber Christian Dollinger Julius L Butcher Bernard Juie Craig West Harrington Place Aug Brandes Gottlieb Highland Pope Add Alton Woodlawn Cemetery Douglas Niedringhaus Mat- Colinsville Ahlers Staunton Coal Mfg Co Kleimeier Andrew Klein Jarvis Ist Troy Lena Grandi Frank Flormann Kerr Cook Alice Ackerman Fairview Add C F Edwards G A Mdawards Neds Ben Wunderlich L K Armentrout Et West Madison Benry Franz, Jr Henry Franz Wd S Louis Blattner Leustes Emanuel Moll Sarah Reilly East Pag Alton Subject Hannah Haller Wm T 'Foster Andy Youree Thos F Leyden Glare Becket McCasland and Youree Elizabeth A Reed M Ron’ Peers Reed Add Alley Way McLure Justees Paul Micheae Southern Exten Sior Eberhardt Joseph Huss Wickliffe’s Tate August H Gerling Fairview John Benadet Central Add John Gottechall Bayard Chamber

Hawley's Sells 14k Gold Rings and Panamanian Remedy Ad

Colonial era ad copy notes 14k gold rings at Hawley’s and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy via Dr Charles H Utter of Panama Colombia. A physician testimonial claims a 16 year old dysentery patient improved within hours and fully recovered in a week. Also touts Rocky Mountain Tea and Stomach and Liver Tablets by Kingston druggists.

Panama Colombia Chamberlain Chas. H. Utter S. Kingston Curtis Baker Bookwalter Ohio

Thirty Thousand In Cash In Italian Bankers’ Window

The Italian bankers on Elizabeth and Mulberry streets display a $30,000 cash window to attract trade. Crowds stare at bills of all denominations, with observers doubting authenticity. A vending wagon from the East Side passes, noting the window’s time value and lost interest. An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health secret.

Elizabeth Mulberry Streets New York Sun

Heinecke’s Rex Cigars and Health Tonic Note

A brief spring health advisory praises Herbine as a stimulant for the liver to drive malaria germs from the body and restore health, noting it as a forerunner to malaria and promoting a 50 cent price at S. Kingston’s. The item also markets Heinecke’s cigars as home and union made, urging customers to ask for Rex.

Heinecke Union Rex

Embroidered silk gowns and new dress fabrics trend

The article details fashion notes on Corticelli silk embroidery and puffed sleeves, tucked skirts, and velvet ribbons. It highlights grass cloth and fine lawns with open work stripes, new batistes with embroidery, and mentions a neighbor's cholera infantum recovery using Chamberlain's remedy. It also notes Vandalia Line seasonal service reopening on June 22 1902 with routes via Indianapolis and Detroit and cheaper excursion rates.

Indianapolis Logansport la Otto St. Louis Mackinaw City Detroit D. B.steeg GT. P. A Terre Haute Ind

Rocky Hill Station Ad Promotes Herbine And Beauty Tea

Ford and Sturgeon of Rocky Hill Station Kentucky report Dr. G B Sing ley requested Herbine for customers. They ordered three dozens in December and repeated the order three times. Dr. Sing ley recommends Herbine. 50 cent bottle at S Kingston's. Also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for women. Klein's Shoe Parlor offers ladies shoes 2% to 5 in 75 cents per pair. Calls offered for fifty-two times at one dollar.

Klein’s Shoe

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