Local Notes Hit A Wide Range Of Town Happenings
News notes from Troy include new births and illnesses, a Woodriver refinery expansion, a death from Bright’s disease, and a spinal injury case. The Illinois Central Diamond Special train robbery yielded only $19.36 in cash. Also reported are a new Cadillac, cemetery listings, Chautauqua start date, and a franchise ordinance for the Springfield & Central Illinois Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Riebold’s
W. J. Gebauer
Piasa Chautauqua
Thomas Norbury
Bryant & Gebauer
Thomas Lewis
Wm. J. Ruff
Springfield
Standard Oil Co
Woodriver
Forebert Duis
Dorsey
Bright
Herman Niebruegge
Troy
Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Niebruegge
Wm. Ramshaw
Maryville
Mose Johnson
Ramshaw
Albert Rieder
Cadillac
Ias
Thin
Illinois Central
Springfield & Central Illinois Traction Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Offer
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Claims of long-trusted, honorable business conduct and reliable payments. Cure taken internally, directly affecting the blood and mucus surfaces. Testimonials available. Price ten cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take All's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Lights Without Machinery Demonstrated At Lawrenceville
The Lawrenceville Republican reports a new battery system that generates current without external machinery. It uses two zinc plates with a copper oxide plate in a jelly electrolyte, claims self-recharge, no heat sensitivity, and 25 to 50 percent lower electric bills without poles or outside wires. Also promoted is Kickapoo Worm Killer for children, with claims of worm expulsion and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville Republican
Troy markets feature mixed grain and livestock quotes
The Troy market page lists prices for wheat corn oats flour and related products as well as cattle hogs calves sheep lambs turkeys geese ducks chickens turkeys turkeys lambs and other farm staples with per bushel per hundredweight and per ton figures alongside scattered OCR gibberish.
Neighbors note many Sunday visitors and local events
Amos Hayes and H Barlow visited home folks from St Louis and East St Louis. Miss Lena Berg and Miss Pearl Hill joined St Louis visitors. The St Jacob Turnverein plans a picnic next Sunday. Several couples and families visited Highland and Marine areas, with a wedding in St Louis for Lena Greenberg and A Barenhboltz. The St Jacob Cubs lost to Vandalia 8 to 3. Community socials and college commencements drew local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hayes
St. Louis
Rev. McPherson
Lebanon
St. Jacob
H. Barlow
East St. Louis
George Hoffmann
Greenville
Mchrendee College
Highland
Lena Greenberg
A. Barenhboltz
Jacob Schiefer
Anna Schiefer
Highland visitors and local visits list in 1920s column
L A Richardson Henry Thurnau Henry Parker and George Shepard visited Highland weekend with several St. Louis trips noted. Louis and Helen Brandes left for Denver for an open stay. Royal Neighbors hosted a Wednesday picnic at Gottenstretor's grove. Multiple residents and relatives from St. Louis, Edwardsville, Mt. Olive and local farms are listed visiting or traveling, with names including Fanny Bernard Flossie Eickmann J N Smith and the Schirmer family among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Richardson
Henry Thurnau
Henry Parker
George Shepard
Highland
Louis
Helen Brandes
Denver
Colo
Herbert Gehrs
Leo Kelb
St. Louis
Fanny Bernard
Fred Mebold
John Koch
Henry
Gottenstretor’s Grove
Flossie Eickmann
John Kettler
J. N. Smith
Mt. Olive
P. G. Parker
J. M. Stevens
Benjamin
Charles Schirmer
Wm. Mueller
L. Gardner
Edwardsville
Philip Volk
John H. Brandes
Wm. Brandes
Wm. Kreutzberg
Otto Gehrs
Personal Paragraphs Tell of Local Visits and Returns
Street railway conductor recounts Beatrice DeHovitz of St Louis and Helen Miller of Deslodge Mo visiting J Allen family and returning home on Monday. Belleville resident Mrs William Philips visits Troy with Charlotte Davis and daughter Mary. Mary Rawlings from St Louis visits Amelia Rawlings family and plans western trip. Frank Mann and family and George Mann with daughter Bertha come from Collinsville to spend day with Henry Hawke Sr. Samuel Beedle family of Furman and Lottie Maisch of Caseyville motor to Troy to visit Jane Wilkinson family. Elizabeth McCluskey returns to St Louis after days with Higgins Kelly families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice DeHovitz
St. Louis
Helen Miller
Deslodge
J. Allen
Wm. Philips
Belleville
Troy
Charelottte Davis
Mary
Mary Rawlings
Amelia Rawlings
Thomas Higgins
John Kelly
Annual Statement of Troy Savings and Homestead Association 1913
The fiscal year ending May 31 1913 shows assets of 181,927.56 with loans on real estate 1 805 000 and stock pledged 45 000. Receipts total 7 922 50 and disbursements 7 922 50, with shares issued 54 during the year and 63 retired. Directors met 12 times. dividend declared at 10 percent. Secretary M F AUWARTHEHR sworn June 20 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Savings and Homestead Association
Troy
Illinois
W. W. Jarviq
Public Sale of Metz Homestead Lands
Public notice announces sale by auction on Tuesday July 1 1013 at ten o'clock a m on the premises of eighty acres more or less described as the north half of the southwest quarter of section 15 township 3 north range 7 west third principal meridian, the Metz homestead south of Troy, subject to a lease held by Chris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Metz
Third Principal Meridian
Troy
Chris
Keisel
Troy House Furnishing Company
Brookside
Towit
St. Jacob
Ilinois
Madison
Illinois
Public sales and dissolution notices from 1913 Troy Illinois
Public sale notices list multiple parcels in Troy and Madison County Illinois with details on lots, blocks, acreage, and timber land. Terms include one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years, mortgage security, and potential full cash. Notices also announce a dissolution vote for Gerber Nicodemus Mercantile Company with meeting details and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
A. D
Gerber-Nicodemus Mercantile Company
Springer & Buckley
Edwardsville
Illinois
Gerber-Nicodemus Merc, CO
W. L. Nicodeman
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Mound City
H.R. Huffendick
Osonneo de
Norge
Ain
Tye
Tig, Y F
Cory Pan Acolon
POS, Cheney & CO
Tuledo
Denova Bo J
Chenes
Opeorfes de Honorabde
Nation SE. Eani
Commerch
Miss Gussie Miller
Geffen Building
L.w.sondles & Sons
Lawrenceville
Kickapoo
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
Brazil
B. W. Jarvis
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble Works
Troy Markets
Renee
Charles Pahlmann
Saenger
Maria Kelier
American Woman’s League
Marine
Seger
Frank Pandelas
Victor
Orvil Gericke
Kate
Caroline Deibert
John Weber
Blow School
Adolph Weber
Mary Wilson
Charles M. Ellison
Walter Smith
Alton
Padstree
Utidivsse
IBM
Cece Sevscanie
Ateatepen Aeris
M. F. Auwarthehr
Louisa Post- -Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Reopublic
Times of Star
Daniel Peterman
Mary Isenberg
Peter Rebel
Deimling Bros
Theo Klausing
Formosa
F. W. Braner
City Electric Light
Donk's
Fred H. Garnet
Market, Wickliffe
Center Streets
City of
LEGAL
Reese Evans
Madison County
George T. Eckert
John B. Coppinger
EARLY
Hiles & Simpson
Herman Esterlein
Collinsville
Williamson, Burroughs & Ryder, Attorneys For
Edwardsville, Ill
Hunry
Trarel
Pres. Guo
W. Murer
J. F. Kusanen
Groran Karngluisen
Asa’t. Cashier
V. Crosaman
Ane
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