J R Wards Flowers and Local Notices In Troy
Brief notes list cut flowers funeral designs and ribbons at J R Ward plus a drugstore ad for Mentho Borine for sore feet. Items mention Ramshaw injury at Donk mine and Rose Wilkinson selling trading stamps. Martin Arth Jr buys Henderson property for 4400. Central Troy phone exchange moved to Braner building. Bankrupt Hotel Beers Company listed with 9661.41 liabilities. Trial of George Goch for killing Tony Dellamano Jr. begins in Collinsville.
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J. R. Ward
Huffendigk
Thomas Ramshaw
Donk
St. Louis
New
Hotel Beers Company
H. K. Griesedieck
Beers Hotel Company
Inland Valley Coal Company
8. G. Adams Seal and Stamp Company
George Go
Village considers regulating Maryville dance halls
Court session noted before Judge Bernreuter and Goehl’s self defense plea. Maryville trustees discuss a draft ordinance to regulate public dances, restrict attendance of girls under 16, and govern liquor sales in dance halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oult
Bernreuter
Goehl
Village Board of ‘Trustees of
Maryville
Maryville Miner Local Embezzlement Suspect Remains Silent
J A Browning arrested at Ziegler on embezzlement charges involving the Maryville miners local. He has not yet spoken on the case, though a guilty plea was anticipated earlier. Former secretary treasurer vanished two years ago after diverting funds from a Collinsville bank and is jailed in Edwardsville awaiting circuit court action. Browning denies visiting his wife since the disappearance. Mrs Browning resides in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Browning
Ziegler
Maryville
Browning
Collinsville
Edwardsville
Belleville
Cutting at Lead Works Leaves Man Wounded
John Jackson a Black employee at Collinsville Lead Works disputed a pay deduction for board. EK C Scribner a white foreman was cut with a razor during a confrontation. Scribner struck Jackson with a hammer, the latter then slashed Scribner injuring him ten inches long. Jackson fled. a posse hunted him. Scribner survived a hospital treatment and was reported serious but expected to recover.
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John Jackson
Collinsville
EK. C. Scribner
Scribner
Jackson
Sepibner
Harrison
Etme
Paper bag cooking takes the kitchen by storm
Paper bag cookery spreads as a daily method in modern kitchens. It saves labor and reduces meat costs while preserving flavor and nutrients. The simple outfit uses specially prepared bags for baking roasting boiling and stewing though soups cannot be cooked in bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fue Millar
Arnin
Deafness Cure Claim and Health Advert
Call Want Ads get results. Deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only constitutional remedies. Deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube, causing rumbling sounds and eventual hearing loss if untreated. Nine of ten cases come from catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure promises cures and offers a hundred dollars for any unsolved case. J Cournet & Co of Toledo advertise, with Druggists selling at 75c. Also 1011's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cournet, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
News of Neighbors Personal and News Items Noted
Miss Marie Scheurer visits relatives in Grantfork. L A Richardson buys a Shetland pony from Highland. Miss Leona Shepard and Romena May from Edwardsville Sunday in Marine. Walter Green of Greenville leads Kaufman creamery. Albert Gander and sister Frances visit Highland. Dr and Mrs J H Veatch guest in Springfield. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Conrad. Mr and Mrs Herman Kieker of Troy visit Staeger. J H Pahlmann and Miss Louise Leidel injured by falls. Infant Adeline Elizabeth Koehnemann baptized. Maribe streets to be oiled with Highland sprinkler. Mildred Catherine Aldrup christened. Fred Feldmeier family guests of John Heniser.
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Marie Scheurer
Grantfork
L. A
John Conrad
Herman Kieker
Troy
John Staeger
J. H. Pahlmann
Louise Leidel
Adeline Elizabeth
Joseph Koehnemann
Maribe
Highland
Mildred Catherine
John Aldrup
Mt Pulaski
Local Visitors and Baseball Score in County Area
On Saturday Miehbarl was a county seat visitor. C F Reichert came down from Highland on Monday for business. Richard Ellis visited St. Louis on Monday. The Cubs beat a Lebanon team 18 to 1 on Sunday. Amos Hayes moved to Highland for drugstore work. Mrs J J Gaffner extending visit with relatives in St Louis. Roland and Earl Schmidt from Highland visited relatives Sunday. Henry Ofdenkamp and Edwardsville neighbors visited here Sunday. Oscar Ofdenkamp returned to St Louis Saturday after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Andrew Schmidt hosted friends Saturday evening. CG Hug Mrs Gruenefelder and Arthur Gruenenfelder joined Fred Spies and family for Sunday entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miehbarl
C.F. Reichert
Highland
Richard Ellis
St. Louis
Cubs
Lebanon
Amos Hayes
J. J. Gaffner
Louis Roland
Earl Schmidt
Frinis
Henry Ofdenkamp
Edwardsville
Oscar Ofdenkamp
St Louis
Andrew Schmidt
CG. J. Hug
J. A. Grueneenfelder
Arthur Gruenenfelder
Fred Spies
The Call Mentho Borine Promises Home Use
A humorous exchange explains astigmatism and eye care with a punch line about The Call Mentho Borine. The ad touts a two cent weekly cost and suggests every Troy or Jarvis township home should own it, offered at Huffendick's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Jarvis Township
Mentho Borine
Huffendick’s
Troy Markets Wheat and livestock prices from Thursday
Quotations list regional prices for grains including wheat corn and flour plus farm products such as clover and timothy hay, shipstuff and middlings, along with cattle hogs calves sheep lambs turkeys geese ducks chickens butter and eggs. Prices show ranges or per-unit figures for the market day.
Mourning Resolution for Kaskaskia Tribe No. 126
The committee notes the death of Brother William Ramshaw Sr a Red Man and faithful member. The tribe extends sympathy to the widow and children and orders the charter draped in mourning for thirty days. A copy will be sent to the widow and published in the Iroy Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. _Ramshaw
Kaskaskia Tribe No
Order of Red Men
Iroy
James W. Taylor
Thomas Chapman
Thomas Naylor
Resolutions of Respect for William Ramshaw
Neosha Council No. 34 Pocahontas honors Sister Ann M. Ramshaw by mourning her husband William Ramshaw. Resolution commends family to the Great Spirit, records the motion, and orders charter draped for 30 days. Publication notice follows in Troy Call. list of local names appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann M. Ramshaw
William Ramshaw
Neosha
Pocahontas
Troy
Effle Friesland
Mannie Farnsworth
G. M. Farnsworth
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la Lans
Irap
LEAD
E. C. Scribner
Uncle Sam
Dr. King
America
J. I. Davis
Stickney Corner
Boston
Bucklen
H. Huffendick’s
Rome
Seok Ka
ST. Jacob
Tor
Troy Markets
Kas ‘i
Neosha Council
Troy and
Vicinity
St. Loui
Daniel Peterman
Chris
Gerling
Jin Troy
August Borach
J. N. Jarvis
Wm. Baird
Lulu Schmidt
Burk
Ote
George Prentice
Wm. Ramshaw
Charles Helmich
Fred Engeling Winn
Bohm
George Flath
James H. Smith
Moritz Wendler
Adam Flath, Jr
Barney Porter
Hackmann Bros
John Cline
Richard Schmalz
Henry
Kurta
Wm. Wittmann
Chas, Struskhoff
Miss Gussie Miller
Cox
Yuede & Probst Commission ‘Co
North Third Street
St.louis
Ev Agdeade
THE
Victor Safe & Lock
Capnelly
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