Words to the Wise on the wet and dry contest
An advertisement questions whether prohibition reduces drinking and outlines issues about license revenue procurement and access to liquor. It argues appetite cannot be changed by a vote and notes that prohibition does not stop drinking, whether in dry or wet areas.
Your Childs Cough Remedy Ad From 1900s
An old promotional notice urges treating a child’s cough with Dr King’s New Discovery. It promises quick relief, soothing effects, and a guarantee, urging readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist via local newspaper agents and want ads.
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Dr. King
Electric Lighting Buyout Proposal for City Savings
Southern Illinois Light and Power Co. presents a proposition to purchase the city’s electric plant and switch to wholesale power with rates for primary and secondary charges, a 10 percent prompt-pay discount, and a plan to extend service from Collinsville to Greenville. The firm asserts annual savings of about 2492.27, compares costs under present steam plant operation, and emphasizes Buy Power versus selling the plant as equivalent financially.
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Southern Ill. Light & Power Co
Salary City Electrician
Collinsville
Maryville
Greenville
Southern Illinois Light and Power Company
Troy
School Board Schedule and Bills at Troy April 5 1915
The Troy school board met in regular session with Acting President Watts in the chair. Reports covered treasurer balance and bills, with teachers listed and salaries cited. Election polls for president and two board members set for April 17, with Watts, Lewis as judges and Naylor, Goalby as clerks.
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Troy
Board of Education
Watts
W. W. Jarvis
House and Grounds
W. L. Oliver
Elfrieda Brede
Mamie IE. Bryant
Elsie Hoenig
Sarah Wilkinson
Agnes Gaskill
Maud Hamilton
Bernice Eckert
Adda Matthews
Louis Schultze
G. W. C. Gates
Alma Gebauer
Herman Roeben
Daniel Peterman
Roy Elliott
Snodgrass
Lewis
Finance Committee
Oliver
Wild
St. Louis
Granite City
Goalby
John
W. Watts
Wm. Lewis
Thomas ‘Naylor
Wm. H. Goalby
John W. Watts
W. H. Goalby
Bell Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad Cited
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey as quick relief for whooping cough, loosening mucus and soothing throat and lung lining. It recommends keeping it for children’s coughs and colds and lists drugstores to purchase.
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Bell
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Personal Liberty League
Ira P
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Star
Globe-Democrat
Republic
Times
Southern Ill. L. & P. Co
Wiley F. Caral
K. W
the School Board
PSE
A. A. Gornet
E. C. Simmons
Stopurkicken
Tate
Yuede & Probst Commission CO
North Third St
Aso
ST. Louis, MO
Troy Exchance Bank