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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
7
Courthouse items continued executrixs and estate actions
Mary Hahn named executrix without bond. Elizabeth Clark, deceased, claim of St Joseph's Hospital Highland for 48 dollars presented and payment recommended. H Nolte, deceased, proof of notice final report shows balance 20119.89 approved and executors discharged. Mary Oberbdek, deceased, executrix authorized to sign agreement re refunding bonds of Pocahontas Mining Co. Schuyler S Hardy, deceased, claims 207.55 presented and payment recommended. George E Chamberlain et minors guardian presents receipts showing payment of legacies and is ordered discharged. Ida Leiner, deceased, bond of executor 18000 approved and letters ordered issued. Vincenzo DeCaro, deceased, petition for authority to pay funds to Royal Italian Consular hearing Feb 4. Susanna von Graffenreich, deceased, proof of death last will presented for probate John Schiaeppi named executor adjustment first Monday in April. Real Estate Transfers. B Wolf to Edmund Burke lots 17 18 bik 6 Wall street Worden 500. James Rhoads by administrator to James Ramey lot 21 bik Combs et al add Collingville 200. Deke Bauer to Margaret Bauer lots 6 7 bik 29 A Foster's 2nd add New Douglas 1. G W Niedringhaus et al trustees to Trustees Central Christian Church lot 16 bik 18 Granite City 900. August C Haase heirs to W J Weber et al 4 5 int sec 21 and tract in sec 28 Marine township 8000, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hahn
Elizabeth Clark
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highland
H. Nolte
Mary Oberbdek
Pocahontas Mining Co
Schuyler S. Hardy
Susanna von Graffenreich
John Schiaeppi
B. Wolf
Edmund Burke
Wall Street
Worden
James Rhoads
James Ramey
Combs
Collingville
Deke Bauer
Margaret Bauer
A. Foster
New Douglas
G. W. Niedringhaus
Central Christian Church
Granite City
August C. Haase
W. J. Weber
Marine Township
Jos. Kleisner
Ellen Comprobst
Collins
Wing Et al Add
Collinsville
F. Endy
H. W. Bauer
Bowman
Blinn
R. C. Luly
Dave Glover
Luly
Alton
Geo. Voegeler
M. Poph
Ind
Aug. Fresen
Anna Mooney
B. Wheeler
Edwardsville
Hdward J. Sido, Jr
BE. W. Sido
Maplewood
Woodriver Township
Willis F. Keller
Nellie R. Trumbull
Dulany
Woodriver
Effie L. Steller
Philip H. Propes
Olver W- Cherevs
Nick Aemissegger Dies in Plaines Montana After Typhoid
Relatives in St Jacob report Nick Remissegger a former resident died Friday night in Plaines Montana after typhoid fever. Funeral held there Monday. Wife hospitalized with typhoid fever. He was born March 3 1874 in St Jacob and married Rose Schuepbach in October 1901 before moving to Montana. Survived by seven children two sons five daughters. three brothers Joseph Gottfried Otto and five sisters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacob
Nick Remissegger
Plaines
Montana
Aemissegger
Nick Aemissegger
Rose Schuepbach
John Schuepach
Retile
Remissegger
Joseph
Gottfried
Otto
John Witsche
Troy
Karl Aebischer
Fred
Sloan's Liniment touted for rheumatism relief
Early use advised as soon as rheumatism begins with Sloan's Liniment. A testimonial from H. B. Smith of San Francisco recounts rapid relief after three to four days, noting employment at a large department store and urging others to ask their druggists for Sloan's Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Stoan
H. B. Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Nut Man Wins Ten Cent Drink After Barefoot Paper Run
John Nutman, 36, a miner near Priester's Park, walked half a mile barefoot in zero temps to deliver a morning paper. Betting foes Jake Miller and Fred Hopwood, he did the delivery to John Born at Cooper Station and returned, earning a ten cent drink at Bettle's saloon. The Lebanon Advertiser notes the incident alongside an ad for St. Louis daily papers delivered by Daniel Peterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nutman
Priester’s Park
Nutman
Bettle’s
Jake Miller
Fred Hopwood
John Born
Cooper Station
Born
Lebanon
Unusual Happenings Across the Nation and Abroad
A collage of odd news items notes Mortimer Thompson the jeweler surviving a subway crush after a clothes line saved him. a Galveston rat catcher quits after years of bounty returns. London clergy resist total liquor ban. a Frankfort man buried weighing 420 pounds required a special coffin. an Okeene bell ringer dies when a clapper strikes. plus a light ad on Dr King’s New Discovery and a farmer’s quip about a sleeping Swede not washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Mortimer Thompson
New Jersey
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ROY. D. Elliott Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Opera House
Ed J. Helmich
Weems Laundry
Herman Roeben
Genter St. & Coll
Road
H. Brownstein
Julius Peter
Calle
Union Shop
J. R. Ward
Florist
George T. Eckert
Superior
Tocaatores
Early
Parry H. Hiles
Jesse L. Simpson
Hiles & Simpson Attorneys At Law
Eckert
Bell—Main
Ili
J -Brown, M.D
BE. Molden, M. D
Brown & Molden Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Brown
Molden
F. K. Liebmann
Barry L. Hearsum
Foster
Harry L. Hearsum
Frank H. Berry
H. Helms
Successora
Frank J. Koehl
Aug. Koehl
DeLewis
Marine
W. H. Whitenfeld
Martin Schroeppel
Sarah Thompson
Jacob Stevers
Park Place
A. W. Morris Et al
Trestees
Chas. A. Pauly
Wm. Bradish
Mary E. Bones
Godfrey
John Herrmany
Andrew Langenwalter
Barbara Langenwalter
Jas. A. McClure
Louise B. Publes
McClure Place
Wood River Township
Frank Guth
Louis A. Bernaix
Emma Thompson
Lawrence E. Rogers
Subject
Eunice Cole Smith Et al
Alice E. Smith
Staunton Add
Albert May
Staunton's Add
Edward Buchsenschultz
John H. Buchsenschutz
West Find Heights
Silas Cade
St. Louis
Minnie Adler
Ode St. Louie
Wm. H. Ginther
Virginia
Hufman
Moses W. Smith
Hilda Berry
Eahicei Aa Alton
Adolph Allmendinger
Louis Cecelia M. Kowalske
St. Louis Co. Be, Martin
Sake Seat
Elizabeth Rowan
Wm. Carter
Minnie Wisenmayer
Etgtss Marine
Henry Meiers
Eva Workman
Sapere
Va Auer
MiLin
St. Tours
Nick Ameissegger
Plaines, Mont
St. Louie
Daniel Peterman
Daily Press
Galveston
Tex
Charles Portolina
London
Eng
York
Manchester
Frankfort
Chris. Wobler
Hopkins
Okeene
Okla
Oliver Zerby
Dr. King
Farmer Brown
Harris
Missouri
Belle
ST. Lows
Helvetia
Highland Brewing Co
Eauwarter
Horn of Plenty
Garnet Bros
Phode
Goodrich
Lumbernan
Calor Lemmeds
Walter W. Meiners
Farley and Repair
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