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Madison County Board of Review Reports $1,300,000+ Property Increase
The Madison County Board of Review completed a long canvass of assessors returns across 23 townships from July 8 to the following Saturday. Townships like Alton saw large increases, while St Jacob Alhambra Fosterburg Olive and More had returns allowed as filed. Board members John Keller James Tartt and John Braden led the effort. full official totals to follow in a later Edwardsville Intelligencer report.
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Madison County Board of Review
Boards of Review
Alton Township
St. Jacob
Alhambra
Fosterburg
Olive
Board of Review
John Keller
Edwardsville
County Board of Supervisors
James Tartt
John Braden
Nameoki
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Venice 398,355 Telephone and Telegraph Cos. 75,886 Total
Venice 398,355 and Telephone and Telegraph Cos 75,886 are listed among totals summing to 1 567 440 in the financial item. The figures denote company values and the overall aggregate.
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Venice
Telephone and Telegraph Cos
Distressing accident claims Mrs. O'Neil in St. Jacob
Mrs. Thomas O'Neil of St. Jacob died after a Friday accident at home while tending kettles for apple butter and cider. Her clothing caught fire, she was aided by a son, suffered severe burns, and died Saturday afternoon. She was 41 years old, born Jeannie Giger in Marine, leaving a husband eight children and many relatives. Funeral Monday afternoon, Rev. C. S. McCollum presiding, interment at Keystone cemetery. Eastern Star, Rebekah and Court of Honor lodges attended.
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Thomas O'Neil
St. Jacob
O'Neil
Marine
Drucilla Giger
C. 8. McCollum
M. E. Church
Keystone
Eastern Star
Rebekah
Court of Honor Lodges
Accidents at Donk's No 3 mine leave mules and workers hurt
A string of mishaps at Donk's No 3 mine on Wednesday ended with a mule struck by live wire and killed, Charles Voelker injuring a mashed foot, and Charles Rauch and John Clayton burned by a misfired shot. Rauch required medical attention but no lasting harm.
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Donk
Hans” Patrette
Charles Voelker
Charles Rauch
John Clayton
Rauch
City Council Minutes and Bank Accounts October 1901
Regular Troy Iowa meeting October 7 1901 shows bills referred to Finance Committee with many payments approved or rejected including John Simpson Eph Young J B McIntosh W M Austin J W Garnet C F Stienhans Donk Bros Laufketter Bendit Missouri Electrical Supply Lieutwiler Bros A Kleist and Mac Peterman. Treasurer report urged. fire apparatus petition referred. steel cage cost and calaboose disposal discussed. J B McIntosh made regular marshal. meeting adjourned. Also an item notes a brutal kidney attack on C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa. Electric Bits praised as cure.
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Troy
Ibv
Rawson
Gates
Mendenall
Goehl Hampe
Kimberlin
Hoge
Gerfen
Hampe
Finance Committee
Geffen
Council
Kimbertin
John Simpson
Mendenal
Goehl
Eph. Young
Gerien
J. B. McIntosh
W. M. Austin
J. W. Garnet
Jonathan Morgan
C. F. Stienhans
Donk Bros
Laufketter & Bendit
Missouri Electrical Supply Co
Lieutwiler Bros
A. Kleist
Mac Peterman
Power House
Fire and Water Committee
S. W. Rawson
F. C. Gates
Comings and Goings among Madison County Residents
Social notes from Madison County record a quiet Sunday as Mrs. Mary A. Jarvis celebrated her 18th milestone with four generations present and visitors from Edwardsville. The column also lists numerous visits, surprises, travel to St Louis and Belleville meetings, and a local real estate listing near Collinsville.
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Mary A. Jarvis
Polly
Madison County
Jarvises
Phoebe Montgomery
H. C. Barnsback
Ellen Barnett
Edwardsville
Olive B. Jones
Thos. Millett, Jr
St. Louis
Eunice Underwood
Holden, Mo
J. J. Brown
H.'‘E. Todd
Roadhouse, Il
Hi. F. Thurston
Kinloch Pushes Forward in Madison Bond Counties
Kinloch Long Distance Telephone Co. pushes lines through Madison and Bond counties seeking extensions from Troy to Highland and toward Pierron. Highland city council tied franchise petition to Ordinance Committee review while right of way through Helvetia, St Jacob and Jarvis townships was filed for record with 24 permits issued for $1 each. Community notices include Dr King’s New Discovery endorsements and local ads for household goods and a paper route sale by F C Gates.
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Kinloch Long Distance Telephone Company of
Missouri
Madison
Bond
Highland City Council
Ernest B. Denison
Troy
Highland
Pierron
Bond County
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Kinloch Long Distance Telephone Co
J. H. Stienhans
Kannemann
Helvetia
St. Jacob
Jarvis
Henry Blinger
Eliza Kuhnen
John Leder
J. G. Schreiber
Bertha Schott
Geo. W. Searcy
Nellie Suppiger
Athalie Vallier
Christ Dollinger
John and
Sophia Hoenig
Aaron Isaacs
Henry Taake
E. J. Jeffries
Martin Keck
J. G
John Miller
Robert M
Not Very Likely Jam Cupboard Encounter
Dialogue fragment shows Mia Brophy warned to avoid the jam cupboard. Bobbie deflects fault with playful denial. Ally loper part of a chaotic exchange.
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Mia. Brophy
Bobbie
Ally
Local Parngrapes and Nightly Harvest of News in 1890s Troy
Local notices span repairs at Hawley's and fresh oysters at Kuntzmann's while Heinecke's cigars, Edison lamps at Droll's hardware, and Rex cigars dominate street chatter. An optician visit, theater prizes, and a parade of fall ads sit beside weather and library notices.
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Heinecke
Rex
Hawley’s
Edison
Droll’s
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New
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T. H. Bell
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I. W. Cook
Walter Kersey
Charles Maurer
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Emma Seele
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G. G. Bock
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J. W. Riske
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Ma‘bel Cochran
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Fred Risser
Strasburg
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Miss Pearl Sprinkle
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Kinloch
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Croup
J. C. Snider
Crittenden
Dr. King
S. Kingston’s
Lincoln Oil Co
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A. J. Pagan
Aaron Smith
F.C. Garts
Kuntzmann,s
Dr. Sallee
Globe Democrat
Aug. Droll
Phil Eckert
W. W. Barnsback
J. M. Bosomworth
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N.M. Kindler
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Everett
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