Creamery Began Operations In Troy At New Plant
Station No 20 of the Union Dairy Company of St. Louis opened in Troy with a brick concrete plant costing about 8000 on Vandalia railroad east of the depot. Milk delivery started with B C Morriss who pursued the enterprise for a year, aided by L A Spies and local businessmen who donated a site. The plant features an 80 HP boiler, 14 tanks, seven pasteurizers and ammonia cooling, with capacity to process about 9 million gallons per minute, currently receiving about 80 cans daily and expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Dairy Company of St. Louis
Troy
Vandalia
B.C. Morriss
L. A. Spies
O" St Jacob
Union Dairy Company
Pesent
J. H. Sebastian
Hagarstown
George W. Goetz
Ome
Alaumed
Rabid Animals Reported Near Blackjack Community
Henry Niehaus, living south of the city in Blackjack, lent four cows and two dogs within two weeks after a mad dog owned by John Wilhelm at the Nichaus farm is believed to have bitten several cattle and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withem
Veterinmarian
D. G. Schovek
St. Louis
Niehaus
Wilhelm Place
Wilhelm
St- Louis
Niehaus Farm
George Ottwein
Henry Niehaus
Blackjack
John Wilhelm
Nichaus
Dog Causes Stampede Sparked by Rabies Fears
A dog belonging to Harry Belcher, from Wet End, ran loose through Market Street triggering a stampede. Guns were fired nearby near the square. Thomas Taylor fired a shot and Wilt criss crossed Market Street as onlookers fled. Kingberin rode with a shotgun and killed the dog in the Becher yard. The owner defends the dog, saying there was no rabies, and the incident may go to court amid divided sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criss
Ars Ts
Baeher
Ian
Harry
Llarey Belcher
Thomas Taylor
Kingberin
Becher
New Troy Housefurnishing Firm Opens September First
The Troy Housefurnishing Company prepares to begin business September 1 replacing C. B. Stienbans in the same quarters with $5,000 capital. It will offer general furniture and house furnishings, an undertakers department with licensed embalmers, and funeral transportation. Incorporators include Henry I. Kucker Henry C. Kucker Wm. Schultze John W. Garnet Dr. F. W. Braner and J. H. Stienbans. Henry C. Kucker and J. H. Stienbans will run the new enterprise, Stienbans bringing thirty years of experience. A large stock of up-to-date furnishings is ordered for the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Housefurnishing Company
Troy
C. B. Stienbans
Henry I. Kucker
Henry C. Kucker
Wm. Schultze
John W. Garnet
F. W. Braner
J. H. Stienbans
J. H. Stiembans
Opening of Schools for 1910 11 Term
The public schools and McCray Dewey Academy will begin the 1910 11 term next Thursday September 1 Saint Jerome s Catholic Parochial School opens September 1 1910 and St Paul s Evangelical Lutheran School September 6 St Johns Catholic School Blackjack opens September 5 Nearly all district schools in the township start next Thursday Kingston Mound City Paints may coat a tris le more shut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray- Dewey Academy
St. Jerome's Catholic Parochial
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran School
St. John’s Catholic School
Blackjack
Troy Athletics Defeat Hills and Prep for Collinsville
The Troy Athletics edged G W Hills 5 4 as Leibrun saved the win with a late play and Voelker endured ten hits. Troy meets Collinsville tomorrow at Athletic Park at 2 30 PM. Other results include Edwardsville Blues 19 Leclaire 3 and Mascoutah 6 Mulcomerys 2. Local notes mention residents visiting St Louis and returning from trips to Granite City and Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Athletics
G. W. HiLls
St Louis
Hvasstow
Leibrum
Troy
Hills
Sinth
Leibrunz
Voelker
Athletics
Bati Aries
Collinsville
Athletic Park
Leclaire
Edwardsville Blues
Leclaire Athletics
Edwardsville
North End Cubs
Kakhles
Granite Ciay
Mt. Olive
Worden
Peters
Childs & Anderson's
St. Louis
Highland—Highland Athletics
Woodlocks
St. Jacob
St. Jacob Cubs
Boydells
St. Lewis
Mascoutah
Mulcomerys
East St. Louis
Livingston
Leclaire Bluas
Wedding at Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
George Wallner of Edwardsville and Miss Lydia Klausing of Oak married at 2 30 PM Rev J C Strassen officiated in ISOCIAL AND PERSONAL column noting guests Edward Kleusing and Miss Eleanor Lanes, Richard Sehmaltz and Miss Esther Niemeter attended. Reception and wedding feast followed at bride’s mother's home. Groom, a farmer, recently moved from Panaver Germany to Oak vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
George Wallner
Edwardsville
Lydia Klausing
J.C. Strassen
Edward Kleusing
Misa Eleanor
Laneswiesh
Richard Sehmaltz
Esther Niemeter
Mary
Panaver
Germany
Highland Thirteenth Annual Fair Opens Next Thursday
Highland's thirteenth annual fair opens September 1 and runs four days. Thursday is children's day, Friday and Saturday stock days, and Sunday a general picnic day. Featured attractions include the Flying DeNovas and Kramer Trio. Music by Koch Concert Band of Collinsville. Also advertised are carpet samples, linoleum, and shoes at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Flying DeNovas
Kramer
Koch
Collinsville
Local Troy social notes feature frequent visitors
Fred Schuler and family plus relatives hosted guests including Mrs L Kisieben and daughters Irma and Helen from St Louis. Numerous callers from St Louis, Centerville, Alhambra and Troy visited kin, attended weddings, or helped with illness. Notable items include Capt. LW Cook's hospital return, Prof Stratton’s Indiana trip, blossoming political bids by H J Mackinaw, and old Troy family ties with J B Edgar, postmaster 1858-60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schuler
Wm. Holbnenstieb
Pearl
St. Louis
Troy
F. EB. Gilbert
Henry Haste
Charles Wandling
Sullivan
Sophrona Hal Later
Dennis
Harry Wardell
Taylorville
B.S. Avis
John Rarick
Julius
Henry
Leo
Collinsville
Phil W. Karick
Harry J. Mackinaw
CG. E. McKittrick
Otto Trost
Highland
Joseph Berner
Ela Schaffner
Baden Biden
August Trost
Capt
LW. Cook
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Denis
Tis
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Adela Ackerman
Tray
Garol Hebberger
Uightland
Martin Wittmann
Evaline
Wm. G Taylor
W. T. Stritton
Indiana
Prof. Stratton
Indiana State University
J. G. Scheeck
Br. Jacob
Edward Frey
Arthur Rey
Martin Bohnensiehl
Bessie Mahler
Edwardsville
Mars
L.r B. Kratt
Eugene
Kansas City
H. C. Kersey
H. T. McOren
Madison County
W. W. Jarvis
Greenville
George
California
E. Kellermann
St. Peter
Payette County
Wm. Edgar
Pasadena
Cal
Edgar
J. B. Edgar
Buchanan
Wycoff-St. John Quarry and Construction Co files articles
Court records list corporate filing for Wycoff-St. John Quarry and Construction Co with $10,000 capital, 4100 shares, four year charter. Probate matters include inventories, final settlements, and hearings for numerous deceased individuals such as William Voytes, Henry Groenemeyer, and Catherine Marks. Minor letters issued in several estates. conservator petition and private sale of personal property approved. bonds posted and administrators discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycoff-St. John Quarry and Construction Co
County Recorder
Isabelle C. Hummert
Anexka Kest
Joseph Kesl
Cato Abbott
Frank Krause
Lillie Webster
Ernest Massmanny
Catherine Marks
Lewis Unger
K. F. Bosworth
Guardian
Wm. Baird
Sallie A. Baird
Charles Kosten
Wm. Mueller
Sensity
H. M. Sanders
Sarah Smith Flagg
Ludwig Eberhardt
C. A. Ambrosius
P. P. Luskape
Real Estate Transfers and Wd Listings in Edwardsville and Collinsville
Real Estarve Travafors and Fannie Dawson transfer parcels to T W B Dawson in Troy with small lots. Bardsley acquires interests in parts of Arlington and Edwardsville parcels. City of Edwardsville receives an easement. Mary A Schappert and husband deed a Collinsville pilot property. Maloney Catering sells portions of sections 35 and 36 to John S Traves for 10 dollars. T F Maloney and wife transfer to J B, continued on test page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Dawson
Edwardsville
Mary A. Schappert
Louis Senn
Reed's
Collinsville
Maloney Catering Company
T. F. Maloney
J.B
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Pla
Renigert
Ilinois
Troy Housefurnishing Co
Mound ‘City
Kingston
Mary Obert
Norman Grimm
Havana
James Hoston
Ernest Grenard
Mae Taylor
Cecil Collins
Alice Collins
Lara Moype
St. Lois
Mamie Morriss
Relaives
Herman Sehmacher
Pete
Glen Carbon
George Dressel
Mamie
Philip Wise
Viola
Meighland
Wm. Healey
Edw. H. Klein
Myrtle Kyle
Granite City
Margaret Kyle
Hiden Miller
Akingr Am
Maynard Joseph
Agatha
Lorene
Wildie Busse
George C. Hartung
Katherine Bour
B.W. Jarvis
Hittle
Bennie
Greenup
Leona Dunstan
Jennie and
Mabel Rawson
John Dichle
Elizabeth Spohr
Wim. Schultze
Jesse Gibson
John Schuler
Edwardaville
Oscar Nol
Mias
Josie Noli
Kinsan City
Lia Oa
Heolay
Hess
Keivanok
Hastertors
Weyther
Dioyer Winkie
Doreus Society
Riedur’s
Gussriw
Ray
Thie
Iss
W. Hills
Young
Flynn
Flolyhauser
Saung
Jor Scati
V Daly
Love
J. Alle
Heal
Sadie
Harry Cohen
Collinaville
O'Fallon
St. d Veob
St. Jerving’s Catbohie
A. BR. Snodgrass
A. R. Snodgrass
Klein's
Miglés
Augusta
Jonk Ros
Cox and Coke Co
Irene A. Davie
Probate Proceedings
August Wilkening
Alexander Cardol
Matilda Struense
John Dpd. Ryan
Henry Groenemeyer
Real Estarve Travafors
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