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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1904

Page

4

Fresh Oysters at Kuntzmann's and New Year

New Year greetings mark 1905 as readers learn about fresh oysters at Kuntzmann's and the weekly notes cover school reopenings, weather shifts, real estate, and local business moves. Roads strain rural mail trips as residents adjust after the holidays.

Kuntzmann’s. 1 J. N. Jarvis Business Men's Association St. Edwards Henry William Leuth Emma Schneidemeyer St. Louis Minnie Wearth Clay Street

Last Words Across Histories and Authors

A compact catalog of famed last words from writers leaders and composers. Notable passages include Nelson and Jefferson, Elizabeth I and Mozart, Cromwell to Franklin with reflections on duty faith and final moments. The collection traces dignity ambition and resolve through brief quoted finales.

Raleigh Usher Cardinal Beaumont Liberty Mme. de Stael Anne Boleyn Queen Elizabeth Jefferson Mozart Lord Warwick Addison

The Table Grows with Children and Distance Lends Grief

A speaker recalls joining a partner at a table years ago and now sees many children around the table. The loved one sits far away, but the speaker's two rows of hearts reach toward them. Gratitude for every new seat and fear of losing one endure in this sentimental column from Chicago Record Herald.

Willie Trottie Chicago Record- Herald

A Strange Dream Warning From A Farmer

A farmer dreams of wheat and wealth then loss as buyers fail to pay. A Springfield teacher gets a brutal note about beating a pupil. A toothache tale, a barroom sign about credit, and a coal yard card mislaid in a bar.

Rebecca Pinckneyville Democrat Springfield Missouri Sammy

Death of Brother John H. Smith Prompts Lodge Mourning

December 28 1904 Troy Itx. Brethren note the dissolution of life and honor Brother John H. Smith. Resolutions express sympathy to his wife and children, drape the lodge in mourning for 30 days, and set a memory page in records. Secretary to furnish wife and city paper. Also includes a medical ad and a post office rent notice.

Troy Itx Brethen John H. Smith S. ‘W. Rawson W. J. Verrer H. A. Canedy

Fragmentary transit schedule notes and names

The readable text shows partial timetable data and station references including Malanspotie and Vandalia accommodations, with times like 6:56 p m and 6:01 a m. Mentions Indianapolis, local freight, and a person named DHRABROUGH plus scattered routing terms, suggesting a damaged transit or freight notice.

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