Watches That Fail Time In Any Position
A compact remark notes that some watches work in no position yet run in all others. The statement highlights mechanical quirks where movement accuracy collapses when oriented differently.
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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1909
Page
5
A compact remark notes that some watches work in no position yet run in all others. The statement highlights mechanical quirks where movement accuracy collapses when oriented differently.
Newsy items report workers paid Thursday and near giveaway wallpaper remnants at C F Steinhans. Wheat buyers paid 1.20 per bushel while readers are urged to subscribe and sample copies are requested. Includes oblique family illness, Post card albums, and upcoming meetings of local associations.
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Tsa bee Mize of this city in Greenville Pa at 68 due to senility with funeral held there. Infant Carl Theodore Plath dies at 2 months 2 days from pneumonia and bronchitis. funeral at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran church. Henry Madge farm hand struck and killed by Clover Leaf train near Edwardsville. coroner’s jury exonerates railroad. Township primary conventions set for April 6 with Republicans March 13 and Democrats March 20 to fill local offices including town clerk assessor collector school trustee highway commissioner two justices of the peace and two constables.
The 1908 weather year was warm and dry overall with June below normal and other months above normal. The annual mean near 53 degrees marked one of the warmest in 34 years, March showing the greatest excess and drought conditions causing water restrictions into autumn. Wabash-adjacent counties bore the worst effects from lowered groundwater and spring shortages.
G L Eliott will resume the station agent position at this place Monday while Campion departs to Jewett to assume the station agent role there. Eliott left six months ago and returns to work rather than retire. Mrs Eliott will take over office duties. Campion leaves Troy after earning many friends for commendable public service as station agent.
In Detroit Michigan Mrs. M F E Fisher endures severe rectal troubles. Doctors warn surgery is needed. She credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with a change, claiming they prevent appendicitis and cure constipation and headaches. Kingston’s.
A long list of real estate transfers and warranty deeds across Collinsville Worden and nearby areas. Items include Hugo Meyer to Valentine Liebler for Lot 4 and part Lot 5, Schroth's addition St Jacob, $300. Mary Rees heirs to J E Schroeppel for Glencoe Place Lot 3, Collinsville, $1,650. Highland Brewing Co to First National Bank of Highland for Lot 12 Block 15 Highland, $3,400. and other wa deeds, wd deeds, and options with sums ranging from $65 to $9,000. Pairs of spouses named accompany each parcel description.
A dense list of names and ages from various Illinois locales including St Louis Edwardsville Alton Granite City Wood River Fontune mentions. The compilation names residents such as Werner Schust Bates Mary Ellen Desper Mary Cunningham and many others with ages from 20s to 80s across towns like Edwardsville Alton Bethalto Charlestown and Worden.
An elderly veteran in Kemp Texas touts Dr King’s New Discovery as healing a stubborn cough and restoring health after years of weight loss. The passage also promotes Electric Bitters as a life prolonging blood purifier and tonic with testimonials from W M Sherman of Cushing Maine and others.
An offer lists the St Louis Times at 400 per month with purchase arranged through agent Daniel Peter Men. The terse notice indicates a single newspaper subscription deal and a brokerage by the named agent.
Announcement lists John S Jarvis as a candidate for Collector of Jarvis Township subject to the Democratic primary on Saturday March 20 1909. Endorses Democratic process and primary election.
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