Corn Stalk Disease Special Bulletin Outlines It
A state veterinary bulletin explains corn stalk disease found among cattle fed on corn stalks in fields. It details symptoms from staggering and paralysis to death, notes nervous system involvement, and rejects infection while citing a polka fungus as probable cause. Prevention centers on avoiding moldy stalks and prudent feeding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Live ‘Stock Commissioners
Springfield
L. C. Tiffany
Tiffany
Death of John W Cook Prominent Madison County Banker
John W Cook a Collinsville banker and businessman died last Sunday after a four week typhoid illness at his home three miles east of Collinsville. He was 46 or 47, survived by one brother and two sisters, served as Collinsville State Bank cashier and director, held land and other interests, led the Collinsville Business Men's Club, and was a Mason. Funeral held Wednesday at the Baptist church with burial at Troy cemetery. The large turnout reflected his prominence. Also includes ads for Vandalia Line travel, a giveaway lamp for bread tickets, and notes on local investments and a lecture at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
John W. Cook
Collinsville
Cook
Collinsville Masonic Lodge
Collinsville State Bank
Collinsville Business Men's Club
Collinsville Township
St. Clair County
I. W. Cook
Annie C. Maurer
Anna Cook
Baptist Church
J.B. Webb
Plackneyville
Troy
Thomas Dixon
John Vidamour
Brookside
George Ottwein
Samuel Rawson
B. F. Cramer
Fred
LD. S
Newsport
Rhode Island
California
London
Kuntzmann’s
M. E
J. C. Sefton
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Stienhans
Collinavile
E. N. Peterson
St. Jacob
Marine Masonic Lodge
Local weddings and society notes fill East End with fashion and ritual
Gossipy notices describe the Jarvis Seele wedding in the East End with elaborate decor, a Swart Orchestra performance, and a honeymoon plan to Indianapolis and Chicago. Additional nuptials include Brewe Dankenbrink in St. Louis and Kleimeyer Seele, plus local church ceremonies, receptions, and social gatherings from Edwardsville to Blackjack.
Local Social Visits and Lodge Delegates Abroad
Mrs August Dierking spent last Saturday afternoon in St Louis and remained several days with relatives. Mrs L Heinecke and daughter Mrs Geo Costello of St Louis were guests of Edw Heinecke and family this week. Mrs Rebekah Scott and son John and granddaughter from Edwardsville visited Geo Ledbetter on Sunday. Miss Katie Riebold attended a Rebekah Lodge meeting at Springfield as a delegate. J R Renfro and Adolph Meyer attended Springfield meetings of I O O F and Encampment as delegates from Neilson Lodge and Pisgah Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Dierking
St. Louis
L. Heinecke
Geo. Costello
Edw. Heinecke
Rebekah Scott
John
Edwardsville
Geo. Ledbetter
Katie Riebold
Rebekah Lodge
Sprinfield
Died in St Louis Mrs Louise Dellinger dies at 30
Miss Louise Dellinger daughter of farmer Chris Dellinger dies in a St Louis hospital after a month of treatment for stomach trouble. Funeral held at Blackjack German Evangelical church with both English and German services. She leaves an aged father three sisters two brothers and many friends. The funeral was among the largest in Blackjack. The item also notes a theatre engagement at Rieder's Opera House and a township burial permit rule taking effect January 1 1902. A sale by Fred Brueggemann and Thanksgiving dinner advert follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Brewe
Elia Dankenbrink
Pin Oak Township
L. W. Dorn
Annie Brewe
William Dankenbrink
Carrie Taake
Wm. Brewe
Edwardsville
Pin Oak
Henry Dankenbrink
the Carr
Henry F. Kleimeyer
Emma Seele
Kennerly Ave
St. Louis
Kretchmeier
Wm. Kiesmeyer
F. W. Seele
Tut Cau
Father Weinecke
St. John’s Cathoiig Church
Blackjack
Philip Petry
Mary Probst
Tee Catt
St. Jerome’s Catholic Church
Rieder's Opera House
St. Jerome's Parochial School
Starlight Dancing Club
Rieder
Opera House
Rex Orchestra Ae Uonal
Louise Dellinger
Chris Dellinger
Folke
George Dollinger
Chas. F. Stienhans
German Evangelical Church
Blackjack German Evangelical Church
Martin
Bruse
Local Notes and Social Items From Nearby Towns
A dated collage of local briefs notes football today, a full moon next Monday, and Thanksgiving plans at Heddergott's. Mentions illness among residents, newborns, a grand ball, and a fire destroying a washer head gear in Cuba. Also reports a death in St. Jacob, nearby moves to Cuba, and community vendors like Kuntzmann's fresh oysters and Heddergotts turkey entrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley’s
Kuntzmann
Donk Bros. Ming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anstatant State Veterinary
Vandalia Line
B.A. Ford
Gen
R Agt
Kunnemann’s Bakery
Tilinoia Tontine Investment Company
Edwardaville
Henry Hotz
Peter Kremer
Bawardaville
S. W. ‘Rawaon
Sarah Bezelda Jarvis
W. W. Jarvis
Frederick William Seele, Jr
Fae
East End
Swart
C. 5. McCollum
Bessie Jarvis
William Seele
Trousseau
Rudy
Swarz
Mabel Rawson
Maude White
de Genevieve Sarvis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
P. P. Williams Grain.Company of
William
Edward
Eugene
Benjamin
P. P. Williams
H. F. .Kielmeyer
Missea Maude White
Ada Lang
H. A. Rump
A. P. Wolf
Miss Carrie
Aene Rudolph
Charles
E. C. Springer
Birdie
Nonie Barnsback
Katherine
Pogue
Barnaback
Willie Barnaback
John Barnsback
Fannie
J. P. Streuber
Mia
Ae Dietz
Highland
A. Canedy
Greenville
D. Sparshs
Mexico, Mo
Jarnsback
Mont
Mabel Jarvis
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey
May Conroy
Soret
Guy Stork
Guy Stock Company
G. C. Guy
Carlton
State Board of Health
Fred Brueggemann
Formosa
N. B
Adolph Kuntzmann
H.M. Kimberlin
W. P. Renfro
World's Fair Management
Kingston's
John F. Deimling
Hiram Roberts
Cuba
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