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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1909
Page
2
Edwardsville citizens petition Mayor H P Hotz to seek re election citing progress under his leadership. A letter lauds unified effort and cites street and sewer improvements, sidewalk upgrades, and industrial growth as proof of a successful administration during hard times.
The Tiehiead Joanmnab argues that Maelions suffer from constant contention and jealousies which hinder town growth. He says a growing town needs civic pride and unified action, warning that factions blocking cooperation harm the community’s progress.
The record shows a real estate transfer and a single maperttee license issued last week in Bond county. Compared to Madison, Bond lags in this area yet gains with many politicians, canned milk, and ready made goats reflected in local affairs.
Wilbur Wright, famed aeronaut, is named as co-respondent in a divorce case filed by a French army officer. The aviator denies the accusation and says he will prove he is not the Wright involved.
Tremors from Mt Adtna cause disturbances in Washington PD and Springfield but have nearly subsided in the latter locations. Authorities monitor ongoing seismic activity and advise calm due to reduced tremor intensity.
Fragmentary quote questions a divine standard for perseverance in a Kore context. The line implies ongoing punishment for the persistent knock, hinting at a moral or civic judgment without detailing specifics. The text centers on endurance and consequence in a confrontational setting.
A Troy court case centers on a New York physician accused of a prohibited kiss. The case details remain in the record, with the accusation tying the professional to alleged misconduct within the jurisdiction.
Springfield Jan 12 The opening of the Forty-Sixth general assembly is tense with high stakes and a stalemate over canvassing the November results. Gov Deneen’s fate, the senate and house control, and the inauguration date hinge on recounts and party shifts, while Hopkins faces renewed re election pressure and leadership battles intensify in Springfield.
A collection of quips and exchanges on the woes of laboring classes and a jesting editorial dialogue. Cartoonish lines reference plumbers, bakers, shoemakers, and others facing economic strain, followed by satirical exchanges on advertising and newspaper circulation. The piece closes with a verse noting weary predictions about society, ending with Kansan humor.
The President of the Industrial and Orphans Name at Macon Georgia reports widespread help for hundreds of orphans. He cites Electric Bitters as a nine year staple medicine improving stomach liver and kidney troubles and boosting appetite and vitality among weak children and run-down people. Also promotes Kingston Pinulea for kidneys and ManZan Pile Remedy with quick relief claims.
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