City Election Notice for Troy Illinois 1909
Citizens of Troy Illinois are notified that on April 20 1909 a city election will elect a mayor city clerk city treasurer police magistrate and three aldermen for wards one two and three. Polls open 7 am to 5 pm at August Drolls Building Meiners Sample Room and City Hall.
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Troy
Madison
Milnois
Droll
Meiner
Sampte
City Hall
Ilinois
Etter
W. J. Vetter
Illinois
Court House Items Continued From Page One
Court house item list records multiple real estate transfers in Montvue Collinsville St. Jacob and Leclaire neighborhoods. Transactions include waivers, witching terms, and various lot and parcel descriptions with prices ranging from 300 to 3,000 dollars. Names include Anna Pagan Christ Merkle John White Marie Tabor Fred Pieper J. Fehmel Catherine Nolk Jacob Good Trenry Dumbeck and others.
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Montvue
Collinsville
Anna Pagan
Christ Merkle
Highland
Christ Orent
John White
Central
Exept Minerals
N. O. Nelson
Marie Tabor
Leclaire
John Nagel
George Valliet
Jacob Fehmel
St. Jacob
John Stoltze
Fred Pieper
Wolf
Dood. Meyer
T. W. Winger
A. TL. Kinzer
Andy
Huber
Jacob Pehmel
Catherine Nolk
Anna Miehael
Spohn
Jacob
Land transfers and property deeds across several towns
A string of property transactions and deeds recorded across multiple counties and towns. Entries name buyers and sellers including J. O. Riegel, Fritz Beck, Frederick Landolt, Alice Gebrig, A. G. West, Gotfried Lercher, Anton Watsche, and others, with parcels in sections 20-8-5, 4-4-5, 14-5-6, and 6-4-7, sums ranging from 75 to 3500 dollars, and transfers to villages of Alhambra and associated parcels in DeSoto, St. Louis and surrounding areas.
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Den
Worden
J. O. Riegel
Henry Dumbeck
Fritz Beck
Otto Klaus
Frederick Landolt
Alhambra
Qed
Alice Gebrig
A. G. West
Alex West
Sende
Issue in School Election Tick et heads local race
An Educational Improvement ticket led by Charles Wandling for board president and James Foster and Thomas Naylor for members announces next Saturday’s school election. The platform promises a one year high school program acceptable to other schools, maintains current staff and facilities, avoids extra taxes, and clarifies it will not make Mr. J. C. Hollis the school principal.
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Charles Wandling
Board of Education
James Foster
Thomas Naylor
J. C. Hollis
Among Church and Society Continued from first page
Local religious groups held sessions with clergy participation led by ff Moser of Sheridan and Rev C C Hall of Granite City. Yo W. GC U Ul met at Miss Mamie Morriss home. next meeting at Misses Sapp home to discuss a subject. AGP members urged to attend. MKE Ladies Aid of Wilh gneeto meets Thursday at 2 with quilting. Attorney N H Brown notes use of Dr King’s New Life Pills for many years, 25¢ at S Kingston’s.
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Ff Moser
Sheridan
Rev
C. C. Hall
Granite City
Yo W. GC. U. Ul
Mamie Morriss
Misses Sapp
AGP
M. KE
Herbert Kennedy
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
S. Kingston's
Croup Stop Remedy Sold By Kingatoh
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy halts croup in twenty minutes with no vomiting or distress. The safe syrup is offered for 50 cents and sold by a merchant named Kingatoh.
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Croup
Local Briefs Include Elections And New Ventures
Judicial primary election set for next Tuesday. Annual school election slated for Saturday April 17. City election notices appear in The Call for April 20. Miss Adella Braun promotes new spring millinery. 18-41 Vault cleaner Rule Bros leave orders at Voelker’s saloon. all work guaranteed. Herman Schmacker buys moving picture show at the opera house. Forest Mendenall injured in a St Louis street car crash. Wheat brings 1.30 at local dealers. Mrs. Martin Kirsch suffers a second stroke and remains gravely ill. The Troy Stars reorganize for the season and travel to St Jacob for opener against the Cubs.
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Adella Braun
Rule Bros
Voelker
Texhavy
Forest Mendenall
St. Louis
Martin Kirsch
Oil Well Excites Sandoval With High Gas and Oil
Sandoval reports an oil well that broke loose throwing oil 100 feet high and a gas escape audible for a mile. Local notices include a 49 year gas plant franchise proposal for Edwardsville at 50 cents per thousand cubic feet and incorporation of the American Lithuanian Beneficial Society of Collinsville. Petit jurors named for circuit court include James Boston and Philip Celler with others listed. Three local elections loom in two weeks with nominees for judges, a school election, and a large municipal vote on April 20.
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Sandoval
Centralia
M. F. Duncan
Greenville
Hotz
Edwardsville
Publc
American Lithuanian Beneficial Society
Collinsville
Joseph Chiplish
Thomas Zarackas
Charles Reese
James Boston
Philip Celler
Edwin Schmidt
St. Jacob
Henry Altlmeyer
Marine
John Conrad
Alhimbra
Henry Spengel
Joseph Winet
Satine
Charles Brewer
New Douglas
Wm. Uehling
Highland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strauss Brothers’ National Tailoring Service
Davidson's
R. C. Morriss
SAES
Dr. D. Schott
J. KE. Meeker
Wyandotts
Plymouth Rocks
Clyde Hart
Henry Geffen
Dotlir
Uf. I. Whicker & Son
Theodore Burghardt
Jacob Good
Feutz
Sarat Lagent
Jacob Zilles
Eugene Hoyt Amd
Trenry Dumbeck
Henry Dumebeek
Kine
Frank Umphemmour
Braner’s Hall
A. Harrington Moran
Oswalt Orchestra
Gotfried Lercher
Orange Bros
A. Fosrter
Anton Watsche
Livingston
Maria Lurbar
J. W. Watt
Laura Oost
DeSoto
Ben Leipziger
Lena Isenburg
Robert Lewis
Union City
Tenn
Luki Woodward
Troy Co
F. Schirmer
Melville Cora Denney
Frank Weller
Belts Breese
Rosa Hefner
Ee Highland
Victor Bial
Springfield
Kluster Melenia
Troy Market
Sseeren Encn
Rees
Specimen
City OF
August Droll
Citizens
Chris. Busse
WM. J. Vetter
George Liebler
F. W. Braner
F. C. Leidel
A. F. Seligman
James N. Jarvis
Thomas Norbury
G. L. Elliott
WM. Schroeder
John W. Garnet
Third Ward
Charles S. Smith
J. H. Stienhans
Wick Bros. Jewelry CO
Kinloch
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