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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1910

Page

5

Seed and Soil Train Discussed Farm Problems from Science

About two hundred farmers and professionals gathered at the Vandalia depot to hear a Seed and Soil lecture in cooperation with the University of Illinois. Dr Cyril Hopkins outlined three soil factors ground limestone phosphorus and organic matter and urged practical methods to conserve soil while warning against overuse of commercial fertilizers.

Vandalia University of Illinois Troy Cyril G Wopkins University of Illinois College of Agriculture Hopkins State College of Agriculture Dr. Hopkins G. W. Davis St. Jacob Here Effingham McKeen St. Louis Paris Peoria W. C. Downing K. C., Downing

Robert F Rawson dies after Brights disease

Robert F Rawson, son of Mrs Isabelle Rawson of Highland, died at home Monday evening after a long illness from Brights disease. He was 251 years, 7 months and 25 days old. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Highland Rawson home by Rev J E Bodine, with interment in Troy. He was born June 12 1864 and was the youngest child of Isabelle and the late William Rawson. He attended school in Highland.

Robert F. Rawson Isabelle Rawson Tighland Bright Rawson Highland J. E. Bodine Congregational Church Troy Deceasyd Isabelle William Rawson

Local man wins brickwork contract for Tray creamery

August Gerling of this city has been awarded the brickwork contract by St. Jeb Lumber Co. for the creamery plant to be erected by L. A. Spies of St. Jacob. Construction will start when weather permits. Twenty cans of milk arrive daily at temporary quarters under George Goetz. The plant, an extensive Tray improvement, isn’t expected to be operating before saprange due to bad weather. Equipment is bought. pay day for milk marketing today at BLT per hundred pounds, same as Wirbland and Greenville.

August Gerling St. Jeb Saprange Wirbland Greenville

Church Societies Plan Meetings and Peat's China Mission Return

The Ladies' Aid Society of AT KB Church meets with Mrs. William Lewis next Thursday afternoon. the Merry Workers' Society of the Presbyterial church meets next Wednesday at 2 with Mrs. Fred Riebstead. A church social is planned in the basement on March 1. Rev. Jacob F. Peat, once near Kedardsville and known in Troy, has been a Methodist missionary in China for eight years and will vacation here this summer. He will travel Europe on the return journey with his wife and children, aiming for Toronto early in summer for the college where the two eldest sons study, then to Edwardsville. He has overseen missions in West China from Chen-tu to Chungking.

Ladies’ Aid Society China Edwardsville West China Chen-tu Chungking

President Helps Orphans at Macon Home

The head of the Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters as a nine year staple medicine in the institution. He says it aids stomach liver and kidney troubles, purifies blood and builds up pale weak children and rundown people including women. See Kingston's at 8.

Industrial and Orphan's Home Macon Kingston's

Troy City Council Minutes February 7 1910

Regular meeting led by Mayor Busse with roll call of aldermen. Treasurer George Leebler reports January 1910 cash on hand and receipts from licenses and lights, with payments listed for streets police lights and contingencies. Finance committee approves claims and orders drawn. reports from city marshal and electrician noted. adjournment follows with clerk and mayor signatures.

Troy Busse Vetter Peterman Schott Beutel Stienhans Garnet Norbury Vines Ail Alle Rts OOO George Leebler Gernet Tom W. Gornet WM. Brutel Elmar Sapp R. G. Dawson Gilbert Fetes OOO Garlock Packing Co Purviance & Son Troy Telephone Co Her. Wehmeier Fred Daluege, Sr Troy Co- Liderative Senile Co Spy Gee Vt Boau Donkros Ada Olay Gerfen & Rochen Obengthain & Boyer H. V. Stiembans Standard Oil Co Commercial Electric Co Leutwiler Bros George Liebler J.D. Street & Co Finance Committee City Electrician Stiemhans Chris. Busse J. Vetter

Magician Edwin Brush Delights Large Rieder’s Audience

A packed Rieder’s opera house Wednesday night witnessed Edwin Brush the magician close a four part local Lyceum Bureau series with awe inspiring tricks. He produced live fish from air removed an ear egg and more while a spectator’s hat stirred a wheelbarrow full of items. Brush and partner Mr Jivush impressed with stage presence and tasteful routine. Plans for a bigger series and a St Valentine Kaffeklaiche for Pride of the West Rebekah Lodge are announced. Personal notes list local visitors and social plans for February events.

Rieder Opera House Edwin Brush Chicago Lyceum Bureau Brash Jivush Ty Mer Rush Mr. Brash Elon Rieder’s Opera House Pride of the West

Sunday Visitors and Local Appointments in Troy

A stream of social visits and local appointments fills Troy as residents travel to nearby towns and back. Notes include Elizabeth Spohr in Highland, Jacob Hess from St Louis visiting Den Peters in Troy, and Mayor Chris Busse among river visitors. County Superintendent J A Uzzell and other locals attend schools and church events while Collinsville and St Louis relatives appear in numerous gatherings.

Sadie St. Louis Elizabeth Spohr Hichland George Liebler and St. Jacob Jacob Hess Troy den Peters Chris Busse Wm. Morgan Lester Collinsville Christian Conrad Renfro Frank Rother Charles E. Jarvis Louis [Fill Maynard Joseph Collinsvile Viola Wyman Inez Dank Fulton, Ky Wul I Vetter Mary Rucker Wm. Rucker Joseph Webbrity Anna St. Lewis Sarah Dunstan Fiffie Fatrod Callinsville Wil Preston Thomas G. Jarvis National Stock Yards K Bt. Ballis Greday Gary 0. Kennedy Marie Smith Lydia Wills Surmlay Fred Heintzeanton Lois Michael Hoppe John PL Tarvis Edwardsville PLC Davidson Missouri Won Paylor Retort Hainsen Ate Drew Rawson I. W. Rawson St. Loonis Pred Lonck Consolidated Coal Caupaty Tr Co-Operative Minit Company Brooksiming

Troy cases dominate Edwardsville circuit court week

Local Troy matters filled Edwardsville court as 36 witnesses testified in Charles L Edwards versus John Sosomworth of Maryville. Damage suits by M. W. Powell and Phil J. Zenk against Troy delayed. Powell case reached a sealed verdict due Monday on alleged street grade damages. Zenk case postponed to March term.

Troy Edwardsville Charles L. Edwards John Sosomwworth Maryville M. W. Powell Phil. J. Zenk Powell

Dr King's New Life Pills Benefit Digestive Ailments

Took All His Money. Often all a man earns goes to doctors or medicines to cure stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Dr King's New Life Pills quickly cure at slight cost. Rest for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria debility. 25 cents at Kingston's.

Court House Items Show Multiple Circuit Court Dispositions

In the circuit court list, cases resolved include appeals with various verdicts and damages such as Anthony Range v Helmbacher Forge Co awarded 999, Jesse French Piano Co. v Ernest Hatcher verdict for defendant, and Deering Harvester Co. v W.G. Milner seizure to revise judgment with $4393.60 to plaintiff. Criminals include three men found guilty of disturbing the peace with $15 fines, and others pled guilty in gaming cases with fines ranging from 65 to 100 dollars and costs.

E. Laurent St. Louis & Northeastern Railway Heller & Livingston Ruth Green J. H. Boeriges Troy Shoe Co M. IL. Fisher B. J. O'Neill Jesse French Piano Co Ernest Hatcher Charles Frei East St. Louis A. Leventhal Et al Fidelity and Casualty Co Louise Sido Lexow Julia Schillinger Stewart Boyd Alton Granite Guy & St. Louis Traction Co Assumpsit Bod

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