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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1904

Page

5

Jarvis Townships 1903 Taxes Announced for 23 Townships

Tax collection opens with collector George T. Eckert posting a bond of 29600 dollars. Total levy for real and personal property reaches 14758.68, up from 13044.20 last year. City rate 5.29 per 100, township 1.79. state up 12 cents, county up 5, town down 4. district rates vary with 23 townships awaiting finalized books and railroad assessments forthcoming.

George T. Eckert Edwardsville Phil, Eckert W. Cook W. W. Jarvis John Deimling John W. Garnet Eckert Henry Bernhardt Jarvis Township City of Troy County Town

Madison County Game Warden’s Report on Licenses Issued

L A Richardson of Marine cites Madison County license totals up to January 1 and lists by town the number of resident and non resident licenses issued. The report notes 3 645 resident licenses and 35 non resident licenses with revenue and prosecutions figures, alongside a stray advertisement and medical note.

L. A. Richardson Madison County Marine Ambra Pete Oe Lton Altoh Barcoville Bethalto Gollinaville Edwardsville Fosterburg Glen Carbon Godfrey Granite City Granttork Hameta Highland Lovejoy Madison cMaryville aMoro New Douglas Worden

Church Notices and Almanac Advertisements

Church services and sermons announced for tomorrow and next Friday including Rev. Marten, Rev. Daib, Rev. Sefton, Rev. Osborn, and Rev. Hicks. Almanac for 1904 advertised for 30 cents with Word and Works Bulletin offered at one dollar annually. Bucklen's Arnica Balm praised for pain and injuries with local retailer Kingston shown. New line of men’s patent leather lace shoes at Klein's.

Christian Endeavor Society Presbyterian Church James Osborn the Baptist Church Christ BR. Hicks Irl R. Hicks Hick Word and Works Hitk Word and Works Publishing Co Locust St St. Louis Klein's

Ben Hur entertainment at Presbyterian Church awe guides

A large audience attended the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday to view Ben Hur with stereoptical views and moving pictures. Organized by the Ladies Aid Society of the German Evangelical Church under Gustav A. Weber of St. Louis, the program offered biblical scenes and moving pictures, netting $37.50 for church needs.

Presbyterian Church Ben Hur Ladies’ Aid Society German Evangelical Church Gustav A. Weber St. Louis Benn Hur May Couper Benjamin Jobna James W. Cooper Kentucky Hickory Street Catt Trojana Hubert Louwisa Vohawinkel Greenville Squire Carson Newa

Andrew Herbst Dies After Typhoid At 19 In Blackjack

Andrew Herbst aged 19 years 11 months 3 days, son of Martin and Elizabeth Herbst, died at his home five miles south of town after a 23 day typhoid illness. He was a popular Rural Route No. 1 mail carrier, began duties Oct 1, and served faithfully. He leaves six sisters, three brothers, an aged grandmother, and many relatives. Funeral held yesterday at 1 pm at the German Evangelical church of Blackjack.

Andrew Herbst Martin Elizabeth Herbst Blackjack Andrew

Local Notes And Gossip From The Area

Mrs J W Garnet is reported ill at her home. Mrs Lucretia Jones has about recovered from illness. Consolidated Coal Co employees were paid yesterday. Several Bohland family members are down with typhoid malaria. J E Marsey O D offers eye and headache care at Krause's jewelry. LH C Geffen confined to home with illness. station agent G I Elliott also ill. Jesse Simpson, formerly of this place, now runs station duties in his absence.

Jesse Black Fred Garnet Collinsville Kate Wohswinkle St. Louis Troy John C. Gebauer Henry Earle F. E. Linder Greenville Martin Hanvey Katherine Becker Alberta Johnnie George Stienhans Kinloch Telephone Co’s Highland J.L. Davidson Frank P. M. Davidson Litchfield Greenville Lumber Co Charles E. Davidson James S. Davis Vandalia J. L. Hagler John Norbury Cook J. W. Garnet Lucretia Jones Consolidated Coal Co Fred Bohland J. E. Marsey, O. D Krause LH. C. Geffen G. I. Elliott Jesse Simpson

Madison County Teachers Meeting at Granite City Next Saturday

The Madison County Teachers Association will meet at Granite City next Saturday February 6 with an extensive two part program. The forenoon begins at 10 o clock and the afternoon at 130. Key features include a lecture by Prof W M Evans of the Eastern Illinois Normal School Charleston and several student and staff presentations from local schools.

Madison County Teachers’ Association Granite City W. M. Evans Eastern Illinois Normal School Charleston

Ragged Edge Of Color Cited In Despairing Statement

A quoted speaker laments being on the ragged edge of his color, describing deep despair and a strained attempt to move his head. The dialogue hints at prejudice and social pressure, with a brief, fragmented exchange reflecting a troubled moment.

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Jarvis Carlile Martin L. Z S. Kingston Church and Society Marten Martin Daib St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church J.C. Sefton Buckten Arnica Balve Earth Pilea Kingston Smtwtes Social Amd Personal Schlaeppi’s Hall Oid C. W. Bellamy Burlington Iowa Ss. Kingston Hollister Royal Tailors Garden City Tailoring. Co Stork Joseph Hess, Jr Fred J. Riebold Theodore Mick Pin Oak Township F. F. Miller R.C. Morriss Formosa N. B Dr. King Phil. Eckert Clay Street Madison County Teachers W. J. Biel Saran Rogier Renoden J. A. Uzzern Prin Humboldt School Alton Eastern Normal School David Taylor
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