Court House Items and Madison County Docket Overview
In Madison County Circuit Court Edwardsville, a Wabash condemnation case awarded Martin Krause $542 and John Krause $1,600 for land and crops taken to straighten a dangerous curve near Edwardsville. May term opens with 228 cases, 118 law, 92 chancery, 18 criminal. 75 new. Damages range up to $12,000 against rail and manufacturing firms. numerous estates and guardianship actions listed with final settlements and adoptions. Real estate transfers across Collinsville Edwardsville and St Jacob also recorded.
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Martin
John Krause
John
Edwardsville
Madison County Circuit Court
William F. Sherwood
Louis Bickel
E. C. Thornton
B.& Q. Railroad Co
Patrick Nolan
American Car & Foundry Co
Conrad Poelin
Christ. Kahle
M. D. Moore
Edward Thum
Charles Carter
Helmbacher Forge & Rolling Mill Co
William Keiser
Helmbacher Forge & Rolling MU Co
Josephine Hamlin
Alton Railway Gas & Electric Co
John Kusmiski
National Enameling & Stamping Co
Roy Walden
Next Friend
Dank Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Anna E. Harris
Alfred M. Harris
Oratrix
Walter Grossian
Ellen Murrell
Thomas Piggott
Ella Piggott
Bill
John Gleason
Spondent
Pin Oak Township
Mary Grosse
Clara E. J. Grosse
Herman G. Grosse
Collinsville
Nancy Abel
Dempsey Abel
Oratinx
State Street
North Alton
A. Bartlett
Benjamin Stampfer
Wabash Railroad
Citizens’ Park
St Louis Milk Regulations Shippers Face Harsh Ordinance
Orchard and Farm correspondent outlines stringent St. Louis milk inspection rules with severe penalties. Provisions include cold storage for cows, frost covered buckets, no red hair near barns, milk to station by sled, and tickets printed to show snow storms.
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St. Charles Banner News
St. Louis
Greenland
Sing Sing
Probate Proceedings Before Judge Hillskotter Hear Two Wills
Emile Ducommun and J H C Giessmann identified as deceased. Proofs of death filed and last wills presented. Hearings scheduled for June 8. Proceeding overseen by Judge John E. Hillskotter.
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Samuel B. Davis
Mary Beckmann
Zorada H. Parker
John G. Johnson
Elizabeth Burgess
Samuel R. Burgess
George H. Youngblood
Lydia Williams
Charley Akenan
Guardian
Dorothy
Claud Burnett
Illinois Home and Aid Society
Fritz Klinke
Nellie R. Walter
Mary E. Walter
George F. Walter
Wm. Bocstruck
Mary
Bertha Crowe
Magadalena Buesser
Buesser
Ethel Ruby Lyle
Fannie Bonner
Ethel Ruby Bonner
Robert A. Pierce
Emily E. Pearce
August Mueller
Benj. H. Bender
Mary Bender
Gustav Bender
Louis Ahrens
Justina Wedepohl
Theresia
Wedepohl
Margaret West
Frederick Johnson
W. G. Burroughs
Agnes Crowe
John Schroeder
Agnes
Agnes Schroeder
Henry Leyser
Henry
Regina
John E. Hillskotter
Emile Ducommun
J.H. C. Giessmann
Weekly Crop Bulletin from Illinois State Department
Weather and crop conditions across central and southern Illinois show showers early in the week with generally dry soil later, keeping plowing and planting slowed. Above normal temperatures favored growth in some areas while moisture shortages persist, limiting germination and yields. Wheat and oats show mixed progress, corn prep continues amid hard, dry soil. fruit prospects vary by district with rain-dependent improvement and gardens backward without rain. Quick arrest notes report a Alabama patient cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles after hospital visits. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended.
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Springfield
Ill
Cough Remedy Cures Local Greenville Student
A Greenville student at law, H. P. Burbage, reports a four to five year cough cured after using two doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The ad claims rapid improvement and permanent cure and notes sales by S. Kingston. A Pattens Mills resident praising Chamberlain’s Pain Balm shares a dramatic recovery and repeat purchase.
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H. P. Burbage
Greenville
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C. P. Rayder
Pattens Mills
N. Y
S. Kingston
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Giroult
Gottfried W. Wedepohl
Theresa Wedepohl
Charles E. Gueltig
Elizabeth Menz
Jacob Menz
Albert Kleiner
L. J. Appel
William Schoeneweg
F. H. Booker
E. C. Springer
Will
Henry Schoeneweg
Martin J. Schott
George F. McNulty
G. E. Harris
Albert H
Eugene Schott
Jacus Delport
Alfonso Pelletier
Pauline Davis
Henry Spengel
Armand Zeller
Constant Rappenecker
Henry Wells
Martha Wells
Peer
W. C. Hadley
Reuben Wrigley
Glencoe Place
Gollinaville
C. B. Gonterman
Henry C. Miller
Gonterman
E. W. Fiegenbaum
C. W. Terry
Bik
Schroth
St. Jacob
Maria Stemme
Micheal Benke
Spicy Mumford
Robert
Nancy Linn
Combs
August Lochmann
Marco Rossio
Lochmann
M. D. Gatchel
Maple Park
Collinaville
John Wilhelm
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
Johnson
Edward Johnson
Joseph Bowers
Ron
Jesse Lemon
Todd
John F. Jarvis
C. E. Dixon
J. F. Jarvis
Chas. Spies
Lea G. Fowle
Schroths
Soda St. Jacob
Sidney George Rowland
Belleville
Maud E. Voegtle
William Blass
Minnie Gronemeyer
August Gerbig
Pin Oak
Anna Wessel
Vents Sand
Criss
Orange
Union&q
Atlanta
Louis
Dallas
Tex
San Francisco
J. H.tibneans
H. C. Cerfen
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State Department of Agriculture
J. A. Gurledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Kingston
Chamberlain
Chawberinla
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
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F. E. Linder
Clay Street
J. W
Troyé
Me W. Zanders
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Risser
Kinloch
J. G. Schoece
Center Street
Odd Fellows
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U. S
Casnowe
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U.S
Patent Office
Washington, Do.c
W.F. Peter
Wien Shep
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West Main ST
Julius Peter
Union Shop
Main St
Troy
IL. Hotson
Olive Street
Pratt
St. Izingston’s Drug Store
Geo. Liebler
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