Forecast for March Predictions by Prof Hicks in Word and Worker
Predictions outline a sequence of storms and weather upheavals across the country from March 1 to 29, with tropical activity, hurricane potential, and equinoctial disturbances. The forecast cites barometer readings, northwest passages, and possible thunder storms, seismic activity, and torrential rain. It notes the 11th, 15th to 17th, and 1st to 25th periods as heightened risk phases and warns coastal and inland areas to monitor seas and horizons. It also includes an ad for Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment and a price summary.
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Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Wil
All the News All the Time in The CalI Telegram
Editorial plea for local items. The CALI invites readers to report personal news, visits from abroad, and daily movements to keep the paper fully informed. Readers urged to phone and share information so nothing important is missed.
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Cali
Troy
Possible Terminal extension linked to St S T E and Illinois Terminal
Edwardsville readers learn that Geo M Levis Supt H G Fergeson of the Illinois Terminal with E C Conrades president of the St Louis Troy Eastern renewed a rumor of extending the Terminal line south and east. The party toured local property and measured distances, suggesting a belt road connecting east lines to the west via the Alton bridge. Also notices: Herman Niemeyer to sell personal property next Tuesday March 5 at 10 am with 12 month credit. E B Joseph to sell March 6 at 1 pm with 6 month credit. Also ad for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and local real estate listings.
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Edwardsville
Geo. M. Levis
H. 4. Fergeson
Illinois Terminal
E. C. Conrades
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern
East St. Louis
Troy
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
St. Louis
Herman Niemeyer
E. B. Joseph
Hickory Street
N. B
Chris. Busse, Jr
Ed Diemling
National Stock Yards
The
Lebanon Journal
Paul ‘Edwards
Jerry Meyers
Troy Cemetery
Mite Society
Joseph Kiesel
Donk
Consolidated Coal Co
February weather eases impact on Illinois wheat fields
Special bulletin notes February snow protected northern wheat from injury and kept crops in good condition. Central states faced alternating thaw and freeze with unknown extent of damage. Western areas show greatest injury while southern districts suffered more. rye and grasses fared better, fruit largely unscathed, stock in good condition, some swine disease reported with light losses.
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Springfield
Ill
Timothy
IT Cures Coughs and Brings Health and Wealth
A string of cures and local notices features testimonials for Electric Bitters and Dr Kingstons, touting health gains for indigestion female troubles and a full range of tonics. Community updates include farm sales, local visits, and business activity in Troy Edwardsville and St Louis with multiple residents traveling for work and social events.
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F. J. Green
Lancaster
N.H
S. Kingston Druggist
Local notes and gossip from the week in town
Winter groggy and tides of city life fill the page. Births, moves, sales, church events, and a string of small notices outline daily life, from a newborn son of Mr and Mrs John Clayton to shifts at mines, repairs at Hawley’s, and the parish revival at Mt Zion. The community watches weather, commerce, and entertainments with a brisk, local tempo.
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Tabler
S. Kingston's
Pferent
Ilinois
Troy & Eastern
Chamberlain
F. P. Moran
Petersburg
S. Kingston
Fox Save
James N. Jarvis
A. Klein
W. J. Vetters
Special Grop Bulletin
Social and Personal
Report of
Illinois
J. A. Barnsback
J. A. Vance
Heinecke
James M. Bosomworth
F. W. Zanders
Jane Montgomery
J. F. Jarvis
Mary A. Jarvis
F. J. Barnsback
J.N. McKee
J. N. Brown
John Schone
Henry Kimberlin
East End
Genevieve
George Knepper
Edward Heinecke
Central Hotel
Albert Rieder
Charles Oseland
Caseyville
Hopkin Sims
H. F. Geffen
Phil. Schultze
John S. Jarvis
Wm. Kohnenstiehl
J. H. Stienhaus
Ed J. Lambert
Ed Hadley
Collinsville
James Worsmann
Mound City
Elmer Schwarz
I. J. Mills
Mabel Cochran
Samuel Hughes
Kansas
Wm. Kimberlin
Charles Hall
St. Jacob
J. W. Garnet
Missouri
Fred Heintzmann
Jacob Gebauer
John C
J. F. Deimling
Henry Feldner
Darwin Schutt
H. A. Canedy
Greenville
Louis Fischer
Harper Allen
E. Joseph
Henry Cohn
Archie
Linsville
W.W. Jarvis
Flw. Hassinger
H. J. Morriss and
Formosa
R. N. Montgomery
Mont
F. W. Braner
Carrie Braner
Fred Bertram
League of Eligibles
Martin Bahan
Venice
Thos. Millett
A. P. Wolf
Carrie
W. W. Jarvis
Amelia Griffin
Ida Schneider
Herrin
Lou Woods
Carterville
Etta Dunstan
W.F. Peter
F. W. Rubine
Masters Frank and
Willie
Elsie Davis
J. F. Ackermann
Frank W. Hassinger
W. T. Miller
Lieta Joseph
Charles Gerling
Carrollton
Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Kingston
S. H. Main
C. L. Stoddard
Philippines
Cuba
Rieder
Opera House
H. C. Geffen
A. Klein’s
Logal Paragrapks
Neway
Tuk
Hawley's
St. Patrick's Day
John Clayton
Rex
W. J. Vetter's
Illuminat Sige
Beech Hill
Frank’ Edwards
August Rieder
Wim. Baird
George Kiesel
Wm. Rees
Gerfen
Kimberlin
C.S. McCollum
Mt. Zion M. E. Church
Merry Workers’ Society
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Davis
Cantine
Mr. Davis
Wm. Lewis
Davis
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