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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
2
Parties with regnal notices for publication are urged to instruct their attorneys to publish in this newspaper under the law. Attorneys cannot disregard such requests.
The Troy community presses for inclusion in the Great East Side electric railway system. Mayors of connected towns report rising business, rising property values, and new housing from the line. Local owners near Maryville offer to donate right of way. The verdict on Troy’s extension is eagerly awaited and deemed vital to growth.
Local opinion lauds a Good Government League as a welcome innovation and urges citizens to support efforts for better governance. The note cites civic duty and loyalism while praising the initiative as timely for Troy. The piece also highlights a serial story opening and echoes a sentiment from Edwardsville Intelligencer about measuring character against big public issues.
A fragmentary verse note mentions a stormy March with wind and clouds and alludes to the Standard Oil Company in a cryptic line. The readable text mixes weather imagery with a puzzling reference to an oil firm in a historical context.
Letters praise Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption related illness and relief after two doctors failed. J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama credits one bottle with cure from pneumonia. Also Bucklen’s Arnica Salve lauded for eye gash healing and burns. Kingston's drug store advertised products and trial bottle. Sanford's Writing Inks offered at the Cali office.
From The Weekly Bulletin March 4 1875 weather and events. Dr John S Dewey seriously ill Trojans shoveled snow as the heaviest storm of the season drifts piled high. A child of John Diehle burned by a kitchen stove. An entertainment planned for ME church benefit. James M Anderson bought August Hoenig property on Market Street and moved in. German Evangelical church members seek site for new building. Vandalia Line trains delayed eastbound mail rerouted by three engines.
Illinois News notes wide variance in Republican opinion on primary bill and election reforms as Trautmann tightens party lines. Investigations into Illinois Central Railroad, Standard Oil and Terminal Railway topics generate ongoing debate with three resolutions pending.
If taken this month, keeps you well all summer. It makes the little ones eat, sleep and grow. A spring tonic for the whole family. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tab lets. S. Kingston, It pays to tell what you have to. all.
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