January Wheat Report Shows Favorable Conditions
Special bulletin from Springfield Michigan notes January ends with favorable wheat conditions and little frost damage. Central areas face Hessian fly injury while northern regions stay excellent. Rye and meadows thrive. dry mild weather supports plowing and stock care though water scarcity appears in some locales. Also includes local notices on medicine, taxes, eyeglasses, and Valentines at Hawley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Logan
Mason
Timothy
Madison County Tax Roll Details and Local Advertisers
The document outlines Madison County taxes collected this year totaling about 520,208, with township shares itemized across Saline Wert New Dove Viveath Marit Albarn and others. It notes telegraph and railroad property taxes, and spotlights ads from J. W. Cromet and Chris Busse Jr with praise for modern advertising. includes testimonials for Electric Bitters and Dr King’s products, and notices demanding settlements and a free baby shoes offer at A Klein’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrutisen Gunty
Web Heeras
Aggstregate
Shebard
Taleotia Saline
New Dove
Marit
Albarn
Bamel
Collins
Edwardaville
Russell
Moro
Nameaki
Chonteate
Fostertuure
Venie Alten
Social and Personal News and Local Visits
Comings and goings of relatives and locals fill this page with notices from the Presbyterian church events to a Royal Neighbors ball. A mix of social entertainments, church services, and several visits by residents of Collinsville, Troy, St. Louis, and Edwardsville are reported, with names like J. Jones, Wm. Martin, Rex Orchestra, and Miss Birchie Kremer noted amid community life updates.
Madison County Teachers Meeting at Bethalur Church
Madison County Teachers Association holds quarterly session today at Bethalurian Church with many local teachers attending. Miss Mabel Rawson reads an address before the association detailing teachers and text books past and present along with a full morning and afternoon program of talks, music, and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
G. W. Randle
D. M. Bishop
Marine
Mabel Rawson
Troy
H. T. McCrea
Alton
Entwardsville
Froehel
Irma Springer
Edwardsville
Mamierraff
Highland
U Helen Tarrart
Upper Alton
H., Voshall
Warrenton
Residents Visit From Id War dsville and Louisville
Mrs. Martha McKittrick of Id wardsville arrived with her daughters Mrs. KE. C. Scheer of Bywards ville and Mrs. OL. Martin of Louisville Ky for a social visit with relatives and friends in the city on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Cochran
Alhambra Lad
Joseph
Charles Watt
Alhambra
Win, van Hooser
Litchfield
S. W. Rawson
H. C. Geffen
Jas. A. Black
Martha McKittrick
Idwardsville
KE. C. Scheer
Bywardsville
Ms. OL. Martin
Louisville
Local notes and city items in Troy Kentucky
A collection of brief notices from a Troy newspaper including health offers, shop ads, and public notices. Items mention Hawley’s watch repair and jewelry, fresh oysters, mumps epidemic, a new line of instruments at W J Vetters, and eye exams at Hawley’s. Reported events cover a fire company meeting, a pension granted to Henry Barnsback, the Bob train delay, a mine accident near Donk Bros. Mine No 2, and a house moved in Cook’s addition. Nearby residents Fred Liebler and A Klein are noted with visits and baby shoes promotion respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winloch Telephone Company
Market Street
Kinloch
Central
Heinecke’s
Rex Brind
Troy Volunteer Fire Company
Fred Liebler
St. Jacob
A. Klein
August Beutel
Hawley
August Rieder
Henry C. Barnsback
Edwardsville
Chamberlain
S. Ningston
Collinsville
East St
Major Win Paden Died In Coffeyville Home
Former Coffeyville resident Major Win Paden died at his home in the Scurr and Savage addition after months of illness. He served in the Ninth Infantry, joined April 25, 1861, was discharged as major, and was active in the G A R. Survived by two sons and two daughters. his funeral was held Tuesday. He was born in Troy and spent much of his early life there. Survivors include members of Company I, Ninth Infantry still in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Samuel Rawson
Win
Paden
Scurr & Savage
Major Padon
Tmnion Carmy
Ninth Mlingis Infantry
G. A. R. Post
Coffeyville McKintey Club
Padon
Troy
Ninth Ylmnets Infantry
Bids Open for Municipal Electric Plant Troy Ill
Sealed bids for material and apparatus to build a municipal electric plant in Troy Illinois will be received. Bids due February 1 at City Hall with certified check for 10 percent. Specifications available at the office of F C Lantketter consulting engineer. City reserves right to accept or reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SROV
Illines
Troy
H. (. Gerfen
Light
S. W. Rawson
City of
Ofice
F.C. Lantketter
GOL Hurlington
St. Lowis
Jwundl
Tro
Gity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Special Grop Bulletin
Illinois
LaGrippe
S. Kingston
Jarvis Township
Tue Catt
Joan F. Dentine
Hawley’s
Madison County
Chienga & Alton Big Four
Vonelatia
Manlison
Tlineis
Lois Wubiush
Ae Wabash Bunn
Hans SD
Hingis Central
Tlinois Ternynat
Coe
St.amis
Rad Te Mur
J. W. Cromet
Chris Busse
S. Laval
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
S. Kingston's
Euras Bren
B. W. Grove
A. Klein’ 8
Royal Neighbors of
America
Rieder
Opera House
Rex Orchestra
Central Hotel
Wm. Martin
Tray Cemeture Mite Society
J. Tones
Merry Workers
Washington
Deimling
Charles Oselind
Cluseyville
August Droll
St. Louis
Win, Herbst
Collingside
Philip Schultze
Charles Maurer
Droo S. BK. Bucknett
Studay
IX. Richter
H. A. Miller
S.C. Barber
John Appel
Nuehtmann
Our City
Tre Cant
Birchie Kremer
Charles Allen
J. J. Lambert
H. A. Risser
IF. W. Risser
Strasburg
Wm. Strassen
Pin Oak Township
Mr. Strassen
M. F. Auwarter
County Teachers’ Meeting
Bethatto
Wm. A. Wilsonfi
Wilson
Formosa
Kingston
Jann Montcombery
Joan E. Woop
W. J. Vetter’s
Klein’s
Heinecke
Rex
Newsy
Goskup
Bown
Po Kuntemann's
W. J. Vetters
Clarence Edwards
John Riebold
Mr. Edwards
Cook
Wor
Faden
Wis
Kanna
Bliss of the
Montgomery News
Chiamberlain
New Yards
St. Louis Nephblis
New East Side Railroad
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern
Brooklyn
National Stock Yards
Ballard
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