Brick city hall planned for Glen Carbon
A brick city hall is proposed for Glen Carbon. Notes report new residences and moves in the area, including Ferdinand Rucker buying Wim Healy property, Geo Giger purchasing Aust Droll's east end lot, and J Allen shifting stock from Pocahontas to Granite City. Melon crops lag, local campaign signs increase, and various civic and business changes unfold across Madison County.
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Glen Carbon
Elias Burk, Jr
Charles Struckhoff
St. Clair County
Belleville
Jainis Niebauer
Ed. Harrison
Collinsville
Morte
Jess
Ferdinand Rucker
Wim. Healy
West End
Evansville
Geo. Giger
Aust Droll
East End
Emil Droll
Edwardsville
Edwardsville Intelligencer: “Rudolph Metzger
Troy
Illinois Terminal
St. Louis, Troy & Eastern
J. Allen
Pocahontas
Gerlen
Theodore Harbarth
Troy Shoe Company
Gibson Boy
Raber Bros Saloon Burglarized Twice in Six Months
The Raber Bros saloon near the depot was broken into Monday night for the second time in six months. Entry was gained through a window, pennies were taken, a bottle of whisky and a slot machine were stolen, and the machine was later opened with an iron bar near the St Jacob Milling Co elevator for several dollars. The A B C beer depot near the station also suffered a break in the same evening with a keg of beer taken. No clue has surfaced. police suspect local involvement. An ad in The Call’s classifieds may yield results.
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Raber Bros
St. Jacob Milling Co
Frederick E. Tulley Seeks Republican Senate Nomination
Announcement lists Dr. Frederick E. Tulley of Granite City as a Republican candidate for state senator in the forty-seventh district, to be decided by voters on September 15, 1910. Tulley is described as an ideal candidate supported by prominent Republicans opposed to gang rule, challenging Edmund Beall, mayor of Alton, who also seeks the seat.
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Deneen
Tulleys
Tenmre
Turley
Granite City
Tulley
Board of Education
Board of Health
Madison County Medical Society
Milwaukee
Royal Aranum
Grand Council
the Elks
Grand Lodge
Knights of Templar
Medina Temple
Chicago
Dr. Tulley
General Assembly
Madison County
Frederick E. Tulley
Madison
Bond
Illinois
Republican
Edmund Beall
Alton
Beall
Fred A. Eisele
Athletics to Meet St Louis Learys After Win
The Hickorys of St Louis were shut out 2 to 0 by the Athletics in a game marked by strong pitching from Beutel who fanned nine and allowed four hits. The Trojans produced ten hits but could not advance runners. Athletics set to face the Learys of St. Louis tomorrow at 2 30 p m in what is expected to be a fast contest.
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St. Louis
Hickorys
Athletics
Trojans
Beutel
Learys of
School Board Minutes 1910 Meeting in Regular Session
The Board of Education of Troy July 22 1910 met with Boston Davis Goalby Preston and Seligman present Boston served as president pro tem Minutes approved German Evangelical Sunday school picnic on August 16 granted Methodist Aid Society supper on July 30 approved Finance committee reported bills paid including cleaning vaults census printing and supplies Treasurer asked to levy 5450 for school purposes meeting adjourned Official signatures James Boston pres pro tem W H Goalby clerk
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Troy
Board of Education
Boston
Davis
Goalby
Preston
Seligman
German Evangelical Sunday School
Methodist Aid Society
Seng- Mian
Finance Committee
Rule Bros
Levi Sims
Clara Sapp
S. Kingston
James Boston
W. H. Goalby
Troy Market Prices in Friday Report
Corrected Friday market list shows wheat at 90 cents per bushel and corn at 50 cents per bushel. Hay prices range seven to nine dollars per ton, timothy nine to eleven, straw five dollars per ton, flour hard wheat at 3.15 per cwt, soft wheat 0.218 per cwt, white middling 1.55 per cwt, meal per bushel, cattle and hog prices per cwt, spring lambs per pound, chickens per pound, ducks geese butter eggs prices included with various cents and dollars noted.
Card of Thanks for Moritz Wendler
The Wendler family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy during the illness and after the death of their son Moritz. Mr and Mrs Paul A Wendler. 35-11
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Birtlhe
Moritz
Paul A. Wendler
Ordinance No 08 Levies 1910 Taxes Troy City Council
Ordinance sets a 1500 levy for 1910 taxes on personal and real property within Troy Madison Illinois for bonds lights streets police salaries and contingencies. Clerk to file with Madison County by September 1 1910. ordinance number 98 becomes effective ten days after passage and approval. Mayor Chris Busse and City Clerk W J Vetter signed August 1 1910.
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City of
Troy
County of Madison
State of
Illinois
Sail Enty
Madison County
Political nominations in Madison Bond counties 1910
Joseph F. Long of New Douglas Illinois and Dr F E Tulley of Granite City announced as candidates for the 47th Senatorial District and 47th Senate seat respectively, subject to Democratic and Republican primaries in Madison and Bond counties on September 13 and 15 1910.
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Joseph F. Long
New Douglas
Madison
Bond Counties
F. E. Tulley
Granite City
Republican Party
Bond
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Phoebe Montgomery
Edwardenville
Priester’s Park
Gibson Kay
Rev
J. F. Peat
China
Rev. Peat
Odd Fellows
Davidson Store Co
Davidson
Geffen & Roeben
Rocben
W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Dr. King
Kingston's
Frederick EF. Tulley
Wrem
UHN
L. Gedaulk
Moarnrnnrs
Jon Cb
Schroeppel
Gebauer & Schroeppel
Undertakers
E. M. Zybell
Kinloch
St. Louis O’learys
Morrow
Innnings
Schobel
Joe Scott
Voelker
Hess
Frank Jr
Troy Athletics
Lostetter
Drape Eereses S. Scott
Vcs
Frank
Young
Wee Lewis
Donaldson
Cf Hackett
E Bhatt
Remson
Ererre Res Hill
O Lander
Fitzgerald
Fruin
O'Connell
the Board OF Education
Troy Market
R. L. Dawson
Augusta Zenk
A. R. Snodgrass
Fritts Bros
George Liebler
LEGAL
Chris. Busse
W. J. Vetter
H. T. McCrea
John A. Uzzell
Arthur J. Lewis
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Washington
Ninth Street
United States Patent Office
D. C
Herman
Roeben
Geffen Building
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