Troy Weekly notices and publishing terms 1909
The Troy Weekly issue announces Saturday publication on Market Street Troy Illinois edited by Jarvis. It invites readers to report missed copies and states notices with admission charges run at regular rates. Ads stay until ordered out. sample copy offered. attorneys urged to publish legal notices here. Kinloch 4, Saturday January 23, 1909.
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Esto
Troy Werray
Troy, I
Wapan’s Directions Reflected in Passing Thoughts
A fragmented note discusses taxes rising this year and suggests that Wapan’s thoughts and feelings reveal his mental direction. The passage hints at inner states through reflective lines and contrasts with external financial pressure.
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Zapan
Effingham Republican Sold To Harris Dante With Twice Weekly Plan
The Effingham Republican changes hands from Homer Chirk to Harris Dante, a veteran newspaper man, who will convert the paper to a twice weekly publication.
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Effingham Republican
Homer Chirk
Harris Dante
Washington woman robbed at church altar for twenty dollars
A Washington woman was robbed of twenty dollars while praying at a church altar. The incident occurred as she followed the scriptural admonition to watch and pray, though she apparently forgot her watch.
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Washington
Government clerk counts US laying hens claim
A quoted source asserts there are 233,598,005 laying hens in the United States and that every man, woman and child should eat 2063 eggs annually to keep the supply from spoiling, reflecting concern over enforced economy.
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United States
Chicken thiefs alongside Missouri farmer hold up
In Troy and nearby areas residents know the boldest thieves are chicken thieves but a Missouri farmer faced a gunpoint robbery for a dozen old hens. The writer mocks the idea of sophisticated robbery, calling it a desenerite horse thief’s net.
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Troy
Missouri
Pittsburg Ains Seeks Clean City Amid Corruption Probe
Pittsburg Ains joined St Louis and San Francisco in a determined effort to rid itself of municipal corruption. Several common council members including the council president, a national bank president and his cashier were arrested on bribery and obstruction charges. The city’s vigorous voters league fights for reform and a city government conducted in the public interest.
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Pittsburg Ains
St. Louis
San Francisco
National Bank
Weather Forecast Stamps Considered by Post Office
The Post Office Department studies stamping all incoming letters with the daily weather forecast. No extra work for staff as stamps are already applied when received. The daily forecast is provided to every post office, aiding rural patrons by delivering weather info directly.
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Vpostoffice
Postoffice
Marshall Herald Sub price rises to new annual rate
The Marshall Herald boosted its subscription price from 1.00 to a higher annual amount. Readers largely accepted the increase, though some grumbled. The publisher quipped that only a few objected, and offered a free paper to non drinkers, non tobacco users, or dog owners who cannot afford a subscription.
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Marshall Herald
Herald
Man atop wheel fails to turn after cane absence
A man perched on a wheel fails to turn as no cane is present. The incident notes lack of action and suggests mechanical or safety concerns with the apparatus.
Budgetary push for higher offices and fitness views
Washington letter notes protests at a 90 mile three day endurance ride for officers and President Roosevelt’s single day 90 mile ride to prove fitness. Discusses weights, health, and calls for abstinence and exercise. Addresses salary hikes for President, Vice President, and Speaker. urges higher federal judiciary pay for independence. Reports optimism on Panama Canal progress with a six year finish forecast.
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Washinton
DC. C
White House
Army
Navy
Warrenton
Virginia
Tie
Roosevelt
General Shafter
Cuba
Spain
Rockfeller
Che
Congress
Cullom
Senate
United States
Grant
United States of America
Federal
Supreme
Panama
Panama Canal
Medal for Fleet's World Cruise
A new medal struck at the Philadelphia mint honors the battleship fleet. One side shows President Roosevelt, the other depicts Tramptonu Roads with the United States watching the warships depart.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
United States
Electric Bitters Promised to Aid Orphans in Mance Ga
A President of an Industrial and Orphans Home in Mance Ga praises Electric Bitters after nine years of use for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He claims it strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up thin weak children. Also comments on staying power in competitive ads and boxing metaphor about persistence.
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Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Manceon
S. Kingston
Promote Prosperity by Unified Effort in Edgar Nebraska
A call to residents to run the town with vim and avoid jealousy, urging cooperation for common prosperity and mutual benefit. Also includes brief ads for kidney pinules and ManZan Pile Remedy, claiming quick relief and blood purification with Kingston endorsements.
Readings and authors for various virtues and effects
A collage of literary pairings prices and maxims from ancient to modern writers. The piece quotes authorities from Macaulay Burke Bacon Milton Stevenson Kipling Shakespeare Franklin Addison Virgil Burns Baiyan Jame Austin Chaucer Twain and more. It then shifts to light notes on marriage behavior and a fable about an easy going hare versus tortoise.
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Macaulay
Burke and Bacon
Homer and
Scott
Bacon
Pope
Milton
Stevenson
Kipling
Shakespeare
Job
Benjamin Franklin
Addison and
Hawthorne
Virgil
Arnold
Burns, Whittier and
Baiyan
Jame Austin
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