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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
7
In December on a Wyoming ranch C. o and Theodore Roosevelt recount a hunt to secure meat for Christmas. After dawn treks through snow and brush, a young black-tailed doe is shot and dressed while wolves and a heifer disaster earlier fuel the hunt. A buck is felled on a ledge, and on the river ice a near spill tests the party, yet they return triumphant with their Christmas meal.
Regular meeting called by Mayor Busse with roll call of Aldermen present. Treasurer Liebl er reports December 1908 balances and receipts. finance committee approves payments. Electric department reports and requisitions discussed. Hermann Schmidt license for picture show set at six dollars monthly. meeting adjourns.
Siler City resident Will A Marsh reports suffering from piles until using Bucklen’s Amicable Salve, which he credits with a quick cure. The ad claims relief for burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema ears chapped skin and chilblains. Available for 25 cents to 26 cents at Kingston’s in St. Louis.
Jarvis Township farmer offers humorous monthly forecasts for January through March in The Call. He predicts extreme cold, icy dangers, peculiar omens, and playful side notes about goose-bone predictions, potato signs, and wind, urging readers to prepare with boots and a pine oil club while joking about February and March.
A fragment discusses weathering skin care with mention of a water source drying under strong wind next June. It suggests using face towels due to reduced moisture, implying a drier climate and skincare routine adjustments. The text remains fragmentary with unclear locations or entities.
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