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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

2

To Troy Weekly Call Issued Every Friday

The Troy weekly notice details a Friday publication issued by BR W JARVIS, member of the Madison County Press Club and Southern Ul Editorial Association. Entered as second class matter at the Troy Illinois post office. Market Street by the Square. The item lists rates and archival notation for Kinloch 4 Friday August 1, 1913.

Troy BR. W. Jarvis Madison County Press Club Southern Ul Ilinois

Shall We Have It A Troy Commercial Club proposal

The article urges Troy to form a broad based Commercial Club led by active town boosters to promote city welfare. It argues such a club would support waterworks, streets, interurban lines, Brookside mine reopening, and overall industrial activity, benefiting all trades and citizens without favoring any one group. It asks who will start the movement.

Troy Faw Brookside

Troy shoe factory destined to give way to new industry

The Troy shoe factory failed after high local hopes, with causes now history. The town believes a new home enterprise with a world wide market offers better prospects and should bring benefit to Troy. Early supporters hope past lessons guide a successful venture ahead.

Troy Troy Shoe Company Troy Shoe Factory

Shoe factory revival eyed for Troy future

A compact editorial urges Troy residents to unite for a proposed revival of the defunct shoe factory. It emphasizes giving strong aid and encouragement, warning that success will validate the effort and bring lasting benefit to the community.

Troy

Unity of Effort in Town and Country

A call for united action across town and country to build a stronger community. Emphasizes shared institutions, undivided farmer and merchant support, and using community wealth for local service. Warns against separating city and town interests and urges collaboration to create a prosperous home community.

Highland Journal Backs Public Playground for City Children

The Highland Journal urges the city to establish a public playground as streets are barred to children by ordinance and traffic, including automobiles, endangers youth. It argues playgrounds are essential as every growing city faces this issue.

The Highland Journal

Postmaster General to Convert Post Offices to Savings Banks

Burleson issues order making every presidential post office a postal savings bank starting September 2. A total of 174 new presidential post offices will be added, including one first class, thirteen second class, and 169 third class depositories.

Burleson United States

First state appointments slow as Dunne starts action

Governor Dunne announces the first batch of appointments with several hundred more to come, a slow distribution so far. Itaska Illinois seeks a postmaster, asking for stamp lickers and postal card readers, a playful jab at local candidates. Isaac Smith delays interurban tracks in Troy while Alton Times reports five poisoned by pie, blamed on coconut cream.

Alton Times Japan California United States

Advertise to Boost Sales in a New Season

A playful prose urging merchants doctors lawyers and brokers to advertise. It argues stock unsold hurts, rivals win, and public awareness drives purchases. Printers’ ink is praised as a tool to avoid “bad business” and keep customers informed.

Optimism and belief drive action and success

The clairvoyant era view extols optimism as a value and catalyst. It argues that belief fuels courage, progress, and achievement, citing figures and the power of seeing success ahead in shaping action and outcomes.

Madam Martell Gladstone Marconi

Secretary Daniels to lead Oregon through canal delay

Secretary of the Navy Daniels told San Diego audiences that he would command the Oregon fleet through the Panama Canal as soon as Col Goethals says it is safe. He visited San Diego to inspect naval facilities, consider making it a base for canal defense, and toured Balboa Park ahead of the 1915 Panama California Exposition.

Washington D. C Oregon Daniels Col. Goethals Secretary of the Navy San Diego Balboa’ Park

The Value of Regular Advertising for Merchants

The piece argues two stores and two railroads show regular, consistent activity draws customers. It stresses that regular advertisers educate the public to expect news, learn to craft effective ads, and gain mastery through hard work and constant publicity.

Enligh T

Hetty Greens Story of the Christmas Tax Joke

Mrs. Hetty Green, famed as America’s richest woman, shares a Christmas tale about a Scotch Alaska storekeeper who refuses a cigar gift as business. A traveling salesman calls it a Christmas tax, Sandy finally offers a dime to ease his conscience, then buys three boxes with a silver quarter.

Hetty Green America Alaska Sandy

Oliver Herford at a swell dinner with a soulful poetess

A humorous dinner scene features Oliver Herford and a dreamy poetess, sparks fly as she questions his ambition to make people laugh. A light exchange leads to a quip about tossing a soft boiled egg into an electric fan.

Oliver Herford Mr. Herford Oliver Herford

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