Epidemics and incidents ripple through Freeburg and region
General news item highlights typhoid fears in Freeburg, burglaries in Beardstown, and new openings like Rose Lake resort at Iuka. It notes licensed barbers rules in Missouri, a mad dog scare, and the Day electric road from S St Louis starting operations. Also reports guano discovery near Renault, electric engines at Hillsboro mine, and large inheritances in Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Freeburg
S. St. Louis
Renault
Ball
All Sorts Items of Interest From 19th Century Page
A miscellany notes Capitol costs about 100000 yearly in Washington. It mentions ancient drinks, dyes, and cultural tidbits. Includes observations on wine, soap, and eyewear, plus a long poetic meditation on love and social habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
Paulsboro
N. J
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Columbia
Joseph Hopkins
American Philosophical Society
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Iceland
Pompeii
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General News
Beardstown
Rose Lake
Iuka
Hillsboro
Phil Ledger
Sparta
Chas. Miller
Pana
Montgomery County
Board of Assessments
Lawrence County
Helvetia Milk Condensing Co
Greenville
Lebanon
Summerfield
St. Louis
Eisenmeyer
Henry F. Valentine
Carlinville
Macomb
Joseph Schneider
Andrew J. Miller
Defent Bank
Cobden
Andrews
Rushville
Coffeeu
Montgomery
Efingham
Jacobs
F. A. McCarthy
Douglas County
Arcola
Tuscola
Ironical
Ifa
WM. F. Peter
Highland Marble Works
L. L. Eckert
NEW Meat Market
Robert Winter
Prop
Public Square
John Diehle
Odd Falcons
Main Street
PU Ee CU Ea
F. W. Zanders
L. E. Rawson
Jefferson Ave
St. Louia
Troy
Osbiamiard Hall
Main & Market Sts., A
Troy, Ill
Phil. Eckert
Graham
Fred Kuntzmann
Troy City
John Chimling
Proc
Beabon
Hickory Streets
WM. Meiners
Ben Hur, Waverley and Crescent
August Droll
the Star Store
The
Old Reliable
Qld
M. F. Allwarter
J. Astienhans
A. Heddergott
General Merchandise
West Clay Street
Troy Exchange Bank
W. W
D. G. Jarvis
Bankers
Troy, m
Adam
Hive
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