Fourth of July plans and local notices in Troy
Brief Bits reports Troy events and local items including Fourth of July celebrations, council meeting, illnesses, shop openings, eye exams, blackberry harvests, and minor community notices. Mentions Kuntzmann's cold drinks, Abe Shupack shoe shop opening, and updates from the Brookside mine. Also notes day service by the electric plant and a funeral in Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Willie Healey
Kuntzmamm
Overman’s
Abe Shupack
Kiesel
Market Street
John C. Gebauer
Julius Niebauer
Brookside
Peter Greaves
Belleville
Greaves
O’fallon
Road Blocked by Legal Proceedings Loom Over Local Lines
The article reports plans to condemn several residents including the Zieciek Bros., Herman Schunke and Herman Hecht. Ten days notice will start proceedings in court, with groups or individuals to be addressed as desired. Local interest grows over Suburban company road extensions and right of way demands affecting Troy, Millstadt, St Jacob and Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Fallon
Martin Daib
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henry Kuhlenbeck
Collinsville
Detroit
Kuhlenbeck
Thecall
Jarvis
Pin Oak
Donk
Wm.Wood
Patrick McCarroll
Wendler Bros
Charles Mersinger
Enterprise
Meg Anger
Zieciek Bros
Herman Schunke
Herman Hecht
Troy
Millstadt
Yal Tofese
St. Jacob
Highland
Church and Society Announcements and Boll Weevil Losses
Church and Society items note meetings at Mrs. F. W. Zanders home on July 8 and the Merry Workers' Society gathering at Mrs. Ignatius Riggin's country residence next Wednesday at 2 PM. A World To-Day report tallies boll weevil damage to Texas cotton at 49.27 million dollars, with future prices spiking to 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Cemetery
Society
F. W. Zanders
Merry Workers’ Society
Ignatius Riggin
Census Bureau
Receipts and Disbursements Report for Fiscal Year
Receipts show cash in treasury at start, installments received, and interest, premiums, and fines collected during the year. Disbursements total $20,087.98 with recording fees and related items noted, including repayments and matured amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashin Treasury
Esc Ceoaneser Snes Anne
Light rates to rise and wires to be cut for illegal burns
Notice states from July 1 1905 light rates increase 10 cents for commercial and 5 cents for private lights. Anyone burning without permission will have wires cut. City Council orders enforcement by City Clerk R L Dawson. Also finance committee meetings scheduled monthly at city hall to act on city bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dawson
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ODD Fellows
B.F. Leek
Concord
Bucklen
S. Kingston
Asigameneate
J.e.marsey
Church and Society
Constantinople
Europe
Detronit
Free Press
Troy Savings and Homestead Association
Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
Illinois
Call
Highland Brewing Co
William Schultze
Sarah K. Johnson
Tuer
St. Louis
J. S. Collins
Powell
Henry Kueker
Thomas Miller, Jr
F.H. Davidson
Park Place
W. W. Jarvis
George Edwards
John Deimling
Kinloch 92
EF. F. Miller
James E. Hindmarch
FF. W. Braner
Kinloch
W. Rawson
F. W. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
Rinser Residence
Kinloch 17
U. G. Schoeck
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
Hollister
St. Kingaton
Sation
E. A. Simpson
Craig St
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Ballard
Southern Express
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Troy, Ill
Market St
Vandalia Railroad
O'S
Weatward
Vandalia
Indianapolia Mall
Angele Ie
Îndianaepolis Express
A.m. Vee
A.m
G.I. Elliott
J. M. Chesbrough
G.P.A
Sr. Lov
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