Local News Notes From Troy Area Clubs and People
Brief items from Troy and Edwardsville include the new German Evangelical parsonage, illness of Mrs. Jane Montgomery, Leland hotel changes in Edwardsville with Charles Schiller taking charge, the death of Harry E. Prickett in Spokane, and the Faulkner Bandy election contest dismissed. T. W. Stokes leaves the Edwardsville Journal for Springfield, Dr. F. K. Liermann plans to settle in Troy, Bond County Mutual Insurance reports 1912 assessments due to lightning losses, and Louis E. Klein in Los Angeles arranged sassafras bark via a Call ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble Works
Troy
Jarvis Township
Martin Holz
Jane Montgomery
C. E. McKittrick
Leland
Edwardsville
Faulkner
T. W. Stokes
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Springfield
State
Brady
F. K. Liermann
Keyesport
Liermann
Braner
Bond County Mutual Insurance Company
Greenville Advocate
Louis E. Klein
Los Angeles
Cal
Klein
Parcels Post
Fables for Farmers and a Money Moral
A fable tells of a man who, after acquiring money, asks how to use it. His friend says bank it to let interest grow. He withdraws funds, never reinvesting, and his check is refused. The moral warns that removing sustenance from a bank without replacing it with fertilization leads to ruin. The tale ends inviting subscription to The Call for Troy news.
Troy Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Hay
Market report lists wheat at 1.02 per unit and corn and oats with varying quotes. Includes prices for Clover hay Timothy hay straw flour and various livestock products plus poultry and butter rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD Seasesnitedensen
Perth
Agana
Neighbors News Highlights Local Visits and Events
George Shepard visited St Jacob on Sunday while Hugo May travels with relatives in St Louis. Dr J H Veatch and Otto Deibert with John Kettler visited St Louis recently. Miss Clara Bisgen Mont spent days with Marine friends. Joseph Koehnemann, Richard Jentsch, and Francis May were in St Louis or Troy for business. Apr plans include an apron bazaar and coffee at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shepard
St. Jacob
Hugo May
St. Louis
J. H. Veatch
Alhambra
Otto Deibert
John Kettler
Clara Bisgen
Mont
Joseph Koehnemann
Richard Jentsch
Francis May
Troy
Ed Aldrup
Fred Aldrup
Hilda Kolb
F. G. Jonah
Oscar Gehrs
Herbert
George Wentz
Ladies of the Christian Church
E. M. Hoyer
Fort Meyers
Fla
H. B. Hoyer
Wm. Hess
Ed Dzengolewski
Louis Schreiber
Highland
L. C. Appel
Gus Suter
Edwin Deibert
Arnold Deibert
Anthony Koehnemann
Marine
Marine Court of Honor
Court of Honor Lodge
Local notes from St. Jacob area and region events
John Aebiseher visits St. Louis while Mrs. Voegele shows signs of improvement. Emil Waseman and Mrs Waseman spent Saturday in Marine. Dr. and Mrs. Leo Michael entertained friends from Collinsville. St Jacob Masons attended a school in East St. Louis. George Wehmer suffered a bad forearm break from a fall. Prof Kreider and parents visited from Collinsville. Rhein sisters concert praised. Wills family returned from Arcadia Florida. Emil Martin and Frieda Senn visited, staying overnight. A suspected knife wound to a cow near St. Jacob drew bloodhounds from St. Elmo with no result. Commentary on yearly fire losses and protection advice from fire marshals. lightning protection claims. Dan Peterman advertises St. Louis papers delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aebiseher
St. Louis
Albert Voegele
Emil Waseman
Marine
Leo Michael
Collinsville
the Virgin School
Wm. Kircheis
St. Jacob
Arcadia
Fla
Emil Martin
Misa Frieda
John Senn
Senn
St. Elmo
Among Church and Society Events At Local Churches
Church and society notices summarize upcoming meetings and events across several congregations. Presbyterian, M E, German Evangelical, and Baptist groups announce gatherings, sermons, bazaars, and prayer meetings to be held in late February and March with members urged to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Presbyterian Church
Wm. G. Baglin
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Frauenverein
German Evangelical Church
Joshua
the Heart of the Lord
B.J. Brown
Baptist Church
H. G. Smith
The
M. E
Tax Amendment Promised for Practical Reform
The Galesburg Register Republican urges a workable tax reform scheme. It notes Knox County voters backed reform and argues the present system burdens and hides wealth. Critics fault the system for encouraging perjury and propose property classification as a key change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Regster-Republican
Knox
Tax assessment fairness and intangible property burden
Decatur Herald quotes fairness in property classification for taxation noting too much intangible property escapes the assessor and the burden on homeowners remains heavy.
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Decatur Herald
Better than Spanking Cure for bedwetting, remedy offered
A Chicago drug firm promotes a karmlcal cure for bedwetting asserting it ends wetting in all ages. It offers a free 50c pack plux prepaid to readers of The Call, claiming to relieve frequent urination and nocturnal enuresis through a mailed sample from D H Rowan Drug Co Dept 1389.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Rowan Drug Co
Chicago
Ill
O. H! Rowan Drug Co
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Lyde Hart
B. Deimling
Rhode Island
J. W. Rea
Prairie State
W. Braner
B. W. Jarvis
John Zimmerschied
Fruit Station
Henry Zimmerachied
O. Bonner
LEGAL
Theodore’ Guennewig
Theodore Guennewig
Madison
Ilinois
Madison County
Edwardsvile
Margaret Guennewig
John B
Coppinger
George
Riebold
George ‘Riebold
Maaizengnd
Tlinois
Robert C. Morrise
EARLY
Hiles & Simpson
John B. Coppinger
Henry Samuel
Illinois
A. D
James McCormick
August Metz
Conrad Kellermann
Nelson R. Kinder
Citizens
Fred H. Garnet
Daniel G. Liebler
R. L. Dawson
Albert Wild
Firat
Philip J. Rarick
Troy Markets
St. Loue
Daniel Peterman
United ‘States ‘Circuit
E. T. DuPont de Nemours Powder Company
DuPont Powder Mill
Belleville
Atlas Powder
Atlas Powder Company
Belleville, Ill
Wright Building
St Louis
Wilmington
Del
Edwardsville, Ill
Henry Tranes
Pres
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Calvea
Porgee
Yuede & Probst
North Third
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Red River
Rose Triumph
Our Poultry and Calves Commission CO. Et
ST. Louis, MO
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