Brief News Notes and Gossip Roundup
Local notes report Conrad Lindner planning a move to Oklahoma to farm. A nine and a half pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas on Thursday. Martin Welte injured his hand at a blacksmith shop drilling machine. Gustave Schmitt to quit farming near Troy. The ad urges DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for cuts and burns. Theo. Mincer, ex Trojan, in Winchester, Calif., updates on subscribers. First home grown musk melons from Sand Ridge brought by Al Dutton. more watermelons expected next week. Lawrence Doyle, Giants second baseman, tops batting comments. Doyle slides to third in NL. Grover Griffin from Troy released by Jacksonville asylum, return by mother. Those with stomach trouble urged to seek care.
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Conrad Lindner
Oklahoma
Wm. Thomas
Martin Welte
Gustave Schmitt
John Gankill
Rees
DeWitt
S. Kingston
Tits Theo. Mincer
Winchester
Cal
Thre Catt
Kroy
al Dutton
Troy
Lawrence Doyle
New York Giants
Dolima
Doyle
Grover Griffin
Kane
Jacksonville
J. L. Griffin
Digestive Aid Promoted with Natural Vegetable Juices
An old notice describes possible digestive help for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promotes Kodol, a vegetable acid preparation containing natural stomach juices to aid digestion. Sold by S. Kingston.
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S. Kingaton
Thomas’ Jefferson
United States
Kingston
Young Lad Steals Bicycle in Troy
Charles Schrameck’s bicycle disappeared overnight and a pursuit led to a boy named Otto Phillips of Highland. Phillips, about 17, admitted the theft, pled guilty, and was committed to county jail to await grand jury action after failing to reach his parents.
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Charles Schrameck
Marshal Coons
Calaboose
Squire Eckert
Otto Phillips
Highland
Phillips
Edwardsville
Kersey
Troy
Board of Education meets at Troy in 1907 session minutes
The August 9 1907 Troy Indiana board minutes show roll call Mantle Davidson Dawson Horsley Auwarter Hindmarch. House and Grounds reports readiness for school opening. Textbook adoption requires 75 percent county adoption and promotional plan. Upper room song books purchased. Grammar and U S History dropped for Illinois History. Promotions discretionary for borderline passing pupils. Jefferson quote and patent medicine ad accompany the record.
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Troy
Int
Board of Education
Mantle
Davidson
Dawson
Horsley
Auwarter
Hindmarch
U. S
Groxce E. Qo
Extended Aid to Orphans Through Local Benefit
James Ta of this city organized a benefit drive for Lino and Angela Delabernado after their father John Delabernado died. The effort raised 18.40 with numerous contributors listed, including A. Cheyuri, D. Pianfetti, A. Madalone, G. Gadnees, P. Dira, G. Deraco, P. Zucea, T. Ozelto, M. Leopoldo, and many others, totaling a community effort to support the orphaned children.
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James Ta
Lino
Angela Delabernado
John Delabernado
Litchfield
du Troy
A. Cheyuri
Leopoldo
G. Amselmo
I.ccesceicercieciec
George Brendel
Robert Bain
Seae
C.B
Halley
Neta
Sean B. Chas
Ottino
dPracsiirice
F. Depassoris
B. Mezzano
Svi Eiva
Delavalle
G. Magnoni
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Magnoni
J. Quaruieri
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J. Farrar
L. Nonscone
Geewwreeerney
Albert Brown
M. Combetté
J. H. SamueLiv. We
Merzerango
G. Bertarello
Doglias
Ecceee
Cence Sa Engilel
Col Hanna Dies at Golden Veteran of Civil War dies at 74
Col William Hanna longtime Golden Adams county business leader dies at home Sunday August 4 age 74 after a December illness. He organized Company E of the 50th Illinois at Camp Point served as captain major and lieutenant colonel wounded at Allatoona before rejoining and witnessing Bentonville. Funeral at Camp Point under Masonic and G A R auspices.
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Col. Hanna
Golden
William Hanna
Adams County
Hanna
Troy
George Lane
Moses Johnson
St. Louis
F. W. Zanders
Illinois
Camp Point
Allatoona
Savannnah
Bentonville
N. C
Masonic Fraternity
Church and Society Notes in Belleville District
Belleville presiding elder to chair quarterly conference Monday at 10. Rev Britton to preach at Mt Zion church tomorrow at 3. Rev H B Boyd to lead Presbyterian services tomorrow, morning and evening. Boyd to conclude three part series on The Atonement at 3. Epworth League bazaar and social set for Tuesday evening at Presbyterian basement. German Evangelical to host ice cream festival Monday at Martin Wittmann’s orchard. rain date follows. Ladies Aid of M E meets Thursday at 2 at Mrs Adda Matthews. Merry Workers of Presbyterian meet next Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs H A Canedy. J W Britton to lead union prayer at M E church next Wednesday at 7 30.
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Belleville
Britton
Mt. Zion
H. B. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Epworth League
German Evangelical Congregation
Martin Wittmann
Clay Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Adda Matthews
Merry Workers of the
H. A. Canedy
J. W. Britton
W. T. U. Notes and Prohibition Movements Across States
A brief note ties W. T. U. remarks to growing local option support in Kentucky Missouri Tennessee South Carolina and North Carolina. It cites Georgia as seeing Prohibition wins and includes a testimonial from Otto Dietz Otsego Journal urging Dr Kings New Discovery as a reliable cough and cold remedy with prices 50 cents and 1.00 and trial bottles free.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Tennesse
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Otsego County
Win
Otsego
Gilbertsville
N. Y
Dr. King
S. Kingston
Serious Damage Referenced in Ancestral Tale
A fragment quotes a stranger consoling a boy over an old man’s fall. The boy identifies the injured person as his grandfather, while a train car mishap is hinted at. The source text, from the Catholic Standard and Times, presents a dramatic, partial dialogue with uncertain context.
Jewelry found in old woman’s bedding in workhouse
An elderly woman who died in a English workhouse left a bag with jewelry and a £300 note in a Liverpool bank thirty five years ago. The honest finder notified the woman’s relatives in Cardiff of the discovery.
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Liverpool
Cardiff
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S. Kingston Druggist
F. E. Linder
Market Street
Rieder
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Perma
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Rissel Residence
Kibloch 17
F. W. Braner
Mariet Street
Imext
Ito Postoffice
Kinloch 71
James N. Jarvis
Tur
Smas F. Shapwick
Guonow, Reupecken
Shadwick & Neudecker
Elans
Atock
Sasaninia Grasping
Ail Warkeath
Hampton
Jane “Saller
LL. Eves
St. James Hotel
Wandsville
Goal Mining Save Journal
Mende Efals
Loremme
Mining Law Pub, Co
Lit
the Board. OF Education
Ana
Edwards. & Baubetz Vs
T. U
Charles Mantle
Harry, Smith
Hemphill County
Texas
Oklahoma Line
H. Stroeter
Equitable Bldg
Scientific American
Marine Road
Petria
Busse
John Gaskill
Lebanon and
Collinsville
of the Star. Tailoring 'Company
Chicago
Star TaiLorine Company
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