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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
2
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The April 13, 1907 Troy city election next Tuesday pits two tickets for all offices. Voters face a choice between Good Government and reform, with personalities as a focus. Dr. F. W. Braner is the only publicly stated mayoral candidate, backing town improvement. Editor Lew A. Cates notes Collinsville Herald drops its magazine section due to cost, mirroring St. Louis Republic's feature.
Edwardsville Intelligencer praises moral courage to promote unpopular reforms and remembers benefactors. Greenville Item predicts a dull city election with a single ticket, stating there will be no boos or booze and that the lion and lamb will marry and live happily ever after.
Washington Letter surveys Roosevelt’s potential re nomination shadows amid a partisan clash with Harriman and an anti administration line. It notes Belmonts new social snub, Page’s influence and hints at broader society standards shaping who may enter elite circles in the capital.
A Belleville News-Democrat item urges locals to oppose improvements and distrust public figures. The piece mocks town boosters while promoting Cascasweet as a baby stomach remedy and features an advertisement for millinery by Miss Lillie Mosimann in the Kiesel building.
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