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Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1905

Page

7

Happy? Yes, I'm Happy a Missouri poem note

The Troy Weekly Call quotes J. M. Lewis from the Houston Post, a lyrical verse celebrating enduring love, happiness, and a hopeful journey together through life. It frames affection as a guiding goal, with nature imagery and celestial light enhancing the mood of lasting devotion.

Trappy J. M. Lewis Houston Post

Battle at the courthouse seals press case fate

Blashfield Hunnicott hustles to the courthouse as Judge MacFarlane grants the plaintiff's amended petition. A receiver takes control of the road amid tense moments and Kent confronts the news that Major Jim Guilford wins the case, prompting a hasty exit.

The Last Ditch Leads Kent to Press Judge

In a tense scene at the Mid-Continent Hotel Kent pursues Judge MacFarlane after a court order. He argues for an early hearing to discharge the receiver, but the judge delays citing fragile health and terms of adjournment. Kent leaves determined, planning further efforts as the eastbound Flyer awaits.

Juntberg-Lesterville Stadion Hunnicott Hawk Apedal David Kent MacFarlane Kent Goig Hot Springs Winnicott Mid-Continent Mack Judge MacFarlane Mr. Kent Gaston

The Man in Possession And Financial Collapse

A fragmentary study of the Trans-Western seizure shows how failed business methods masked a corporation's true finances, sparking political debate over law, corruption, and foreign capital. A stock pool forms as Wall Street reacts, while Major Guilford takes possession of the line and reshapes leadership. A police case recounts a humorous chicken theft verdict in a Western judge's court.

Western Road Ue Western Pacific Loring Boston Massachusetts Seat of War Ous Hudson Wall Street Pool of Stock Exchange Western Pacific Guilford Apache National Bank of Gaston North Carolina Mountains Quintard Building

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The Troy Weekly Call Francis Lynde Blashfield Hunnicott Juniberg Jim Guilford Warlane Went Pope Jim Jackson Jackson Jedge John Riebold & Son Troy, Ill A. Heddergott H. C. Gerfen Market and Hickory Streets Troy Exchange Bank W. W. Jarvis B. G. Jarvis Burs Ano Selis Foreson Domestic Exchange GARRY
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