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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1916

Page

7

Courthouse Items Continued Probate Notes

Wm H Sead deceased proof of death letters issued to Cornelia Head bond 1400 appraisers named Henry Miller Charles Wiemers and Wm Stankel. Hannah L Schofield deceased proof of notice commission to take testimony at Stuttgart Ark probating will continued to July 14. Frederick Nordmeier deceased claims 773.05 allowed administrator reports preliminary to filing petition to sell real estate to pay debts deficit 1162.38. Peter Kopeland deceased proof of notice last will admitted executor Frank Kopeland bond 1600 appraisers John McGaughey Charles Albright and W L Wolf. George Eardley deceased proof of service contempt finding against John Eardley executor—not receiving commissions, report due in ten days, exceptions noted.

Wm. H. Sead Cornelia Head Henry Miller Charles Wiemers Wm. Stankel Hannah L. Schofield Stuttgart Ark Frederick Nordmeier Peter Kopeland Frank Kopeland John McGaughey Charles Albright W. L. Wolf George Eardley John Eardley

Real Estate Transfers From Alton and Surrounding Towns

Multiple transfers listed including Lucilia A Phinney to Ethel Harris in Alton for 4500 and Henry Logemann to Jennie Crawford in Godfrey Township for 1260. Transactions name buyers, sellers, parcels such as lots and tracts, with prices and local additions like McClure Place Woodriver and Granite City. Several entries cover Alton and nearby towns with varied amounts and property descriptions.

Lucilia A. Phinney David E. Long McClure Woodriver J. A. McClure Geo. Long A. BE. Benbow Charley Pelan River View B. G. Cooper Albert C. A. Schlueter C. F. Stelzel Tonsor Park Alton A. T. Hogan Harriet Little Knox & Smith Venice Alice A. Gould Ellen T. Gould Granite City John L. Waggoner Wm. Westermann See Otto Anna Spellerberg Oscar Gilgen Highland Ida E. Yager Peter Hausman Yaxer Park Aston Nisa Mowittrick Sam W. Ale Dittrick Springer Towardsyille Mary Bovhrkoh Richards Edwardsville

Sterno Cooking Device Offers Free Cans and Cars

Fragmented ad text promises free 10 cent cans with every $150 Sterns cooking device and free cars with large purchases. The garbled copy mentions Sterno products and a dubious promotional scheme, urging readers to visit the store for details amid unclear phrasing.

Ately Agai

Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Listed

Thos W Sauer to Francesco Itali ano owns lots 1 and 2 in Sauer's add Collinaville for 2000 dollars. Bila Esterlein to Cacilla Sharwick an undy intine in John F Jarvis 2nd add Troy 400 dollars. Then a list of marriage licenses with names ages and cities including St. Louis Madison East St. Louis Collinsville Piedmont and others.

Thos. W. Sauer Francesco Italiano Bik Sauer Collinaville Bila Esterlein Cacilla Sharwick Undy Intine John F Jarvis Troy Jesse J. Browning St. Louis Mamie Kaukenhorst Joseph Oldal Madison Lady Rekman Madison Andrew Clayton East St. Louis Pearl Baird Ben Bimnavant Alton Helen Violet

Mark Twain Dandy Yet Student in Pilot Days

Old pilots recall Samuel Clemens as a dapper figure in blue serge and patent leather shoes. In St Nicholas, Albert Bigelow Paine notes he was a keen reader and student of history, travels, and sciences. He briefly tried learning three languages in New Orleans with a $50 package, then chose French and kept studying in port, his river notebook filled with advanced exercises.

Samuel Clemens Albert Bigelow Paine St. Nicholas New Orleans

Artificial Blood Promise Ends Sacrifice in Transfusion

A New York physician claims a formula for artificial blood can substitute for human blood in transfusions. The solution centers on a ceratin mixture with saline and water to restore blood volume, addressing hemorrhage danger beyond corpuscle loss. Early experiments suggest potential lifesaving use.

New York

Catarrh Cure Claim Adverts In Medicine Notice

Readers are urged by an advertisement to trust a claimed cure for catarrh as a constitutional treatment. The notice promotes a product described as effective in all stages of catarrh and cites a pharmacist in Kingston. It touts a simple bowel remedy that allegedly eases constipation and related issues with a single spoonful, promising relief for various stomach ailments.

Teast Troy Kingston

Hacking Cough Drug Promises Relief After Use

Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for hacking coughs. Claims over forty years of use with soothing pine balsam and tar to heal irritated air passages and loosen mucus. Promises natural sleep and aid to cure, urging readers to obtain via local agents.

Dr. King

Why Endure Summer Colds Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey

An advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy to relieve stuffed head runny nose and cough. It promises quick relief by opening air passages and aids recovery with directed use. The notice offers daily newspaper delivery by Daniel Peterman agent.

Dr. Bell Tess

Intentions Revealed In A Brief Exchange

A young man responds to Mrs Hasher, stating his intentions are never to repeat the action. The lines reveal a promise to refrain, underscoring a moment of accountability and reassurance to Mrs Hasher.

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Will S. Schmitt Hack Drag Line Vandalia Bagenge Market ST Barber Shop Ed J. Helmich Weems Laundry Postoffice E. R. Deimling Prop Herman Roeben Center St. & Coll. Road Julius Peter Union Shop J. R. Ward Florist George T. Eckert Superior Corn Menl Anle Graham Safe and Reliable Perry H. Biles Hiles & Simpson Jenseth. Simpson Attorneys At Law Eckert’ Offce Beil—Main Madison State J.J Brown M.D. C BE. Molden, M.D Brown & Molden Physicians and Surgeons Main Street Baptist Church Brown Molden F. K. Liebmann Algo Arthur Meiners Sterno A. A. Gornet B. GC. Simmons Chee Mark Twain St. Louis Post-Dispatch Close-Democrat Republic Times of Star Troat Daniel Peterman Bethlehem Steel Company The United States Federal Trade Commission House of Representatives United States Senate Chas. M. Scawar Eugene G. Grace Philip Schulize Highland Marble Works Edward Feutz Mgr H. C. Kueker Cuunrantee ATH Horn of Plenty Gornet Bros Clay Street H. T. Sims
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