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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1904

Page

5

Collinsville Buys Troy Brick Plant Bid Turbulent

Collinsville capital offered Troy Pressed Brick Company land and incentives to move a new brick plant to Collinsville but the Troy firm refused and began operations in Troy. Machinery, including a Fernholtz five mould machine weighing 35 000 pounds, arrived and was unloaded while the site on twenty acres of Sherman Park was prepared. A temporary Vandalia railroad switch and planned straightening of nearby curves aim to speed completion for a summer start.

Collinsville Troy Pressed Brick Company Troy Pressed Troy Sherman Park Vandalia Railroad Company

Bradshaw Dies at Home in Edwardsville

William P. Bradshaw of Edwardsville, prominent Madison County lawyer and former education board member, was found dead in his bed at his Edwardsville home around 11:30 Tuesday. Aged 78, he served in the Civil War, practiced law with Dale and Burnett, and was noted as a refined, well-read man and sought speaker. funeral held at Edwardsville.

William P. Bradshaw Edwardsville Madison County Bradshaw Fairfield Wayne County Tlindis McKendree College Lebanon Edward

Simple funeral for resident on St. Andrew’s avenue

A simple, unostentatious service was held Thursday afternoon for a local resident at St. Andrew's avenue. The Rev T E Simaon officiated, and the interment followed at Woodland cemetery.

Leap Year Birthdays Misplaced In City History

Residents celebrated the rare February 29 birthday last Monday, the first such real anniversary since 1896. Draghar S Kingston was questioned but denied Feb 29 as his birth date, which is November 22. No other leap day birthdays were found in Troy, and readers with such birthdays were asked to inform Tue CALL. Traditional lore ties Feb 29 births to luck and gifts from nature.

S. Kingston Kingaton Tue Catt Troy

Death of A J Everett 72 year old St Louis resident

Andrew J Everett father of Joseph S Everett formerly of Madison and Bond counties died at his home in St Louis Tuesday from double pneumonia aged 72. A Kentucky native and Civil War Union veteran, he lived in Madison and Bond counties since 1852 before moving to St Louis. He leaves a wife three sons and two daughters. Interment was in Sugg Cemetery at Pocahontas.

Andrew J. Everett Joseph S. Everett Thiatity St. Louia Mr. Everett Kentucky Madison Bond Counties St.Louis Pocahontas Sugg

Social and Personal Notes From Troy and Vicinity

Canton Troy No 68 Patriarchs Militant plans an Easter Monday Grand Ball at Rieder's Opera House with an exhibition drill. Chevalier Dancing Club of St Jacob schedules a grand masquerade ball and cake walk at Turner Hall March 29. Local visitors and guests include J W Taylor, Peter White, Leonard Herbert, Henry Kuntzmann, Mark Hanvey, W P Early, Mrs A Kleist, Edward Holts, Mrs W L Canan, Mrs George Nemnich, F F Hampton, Miss Sophie Voelker, Henry and George Ritcher, Theodore Trautline, Mr and Mrs Wm Hampe, Theodore Moser, Wm Holden, C F Risser, Herman Metz, Effie Neville, and Dr F W Zanders family. A new firm Hubbell & Ranspach announces painting and decor services after leaving ONeil & Gerling. Medical ad promotes Electric Bitters as cure for liver kidney disorders, nervousness, and malaria germs.

Canton Troy No Odd Fellows Rieder’s Opera House Chevalier Dancing Club St. Jacob Turner Hall J. W. Taylor Peter White Belleville Leonard Herbert Collinsville Henry H. Kuntzmann St. Louis Mark Hanvey W. P. Early Edwardsville A. Kleist Marine Edward Holts W. L. Canan George Nemnich Springfield Horstmann F. F. Hampton Moberly Sophie Voelker Coallinaville Henry George Ritcher Bloomington Mra Theodore Trautline Wm. Hampe Theodore Moser Tur Can Force Highland Wm. Holden C. F. Risser Herman Metz F. W. Zanders Charles Neville O’fallon Effie

Church and Society notices and events in Troy

Church and Society items list upcoming meetings at Mrs. Isabelle Mize German Evangelical church and Mr. S Kingston home. Prayer services at St Pauls and Presbyterian church health concerns. Purim observance, Pink Rose home mission program, pastor appreciation social, Presbyterian annual meeting. Baptism of Leatie Rawson Seligmann. Navy letter from Fred Z. Cramer recounts landing party in Colombian waters with losses. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advert and local notices.

Merry Workers' Society Isabelle Mize Ladies’ Aid Society German Evangelical Church Troy Cemetery Mite Society S. Kingston St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Martin Daib Sefton Presbyterian Church M. E. Church A. Vandaveer Haman Leatie Rawson Seligmann A. F. Seligman J. C. Sefton Troy Roy Fred.z. Cramer Uncle Sam U. S.S. Newark Sigabee Young Cramer Newark

Wheat outlook in Illinois shows damage and doubt

Springfield, Feb 29 report notes monthly temperatures well below normal with persistent cold and freezing, causing widespread wheat damage and winterkill in central and southern districts. Snow cover limits thaw. seed viability is questioned as damp corn and scarce cars threaten storage and planting plans amid scarce feed for stock.

Springfield

Madstone discovery and notable local news

Edward Zenk displayed two genuine mudstones described as madstones found near a cow death on the Zenk farm. The stones are said to prevent hydrophobia when applied to wounds, though experts note their rarity and value. Also reported are the St Louis death of Mrs. Fred Ullrich, Jarvis township Democrats in the coming convention, and a Republican convention slated for next Saturday.

Edward Zenk Zenk St. Louis Fred Ullrich Kate Arthur August Beutel

Sun and Moon Times and Local Notices

Sun rises at 6 27 and sets at 5 57 with a first quarter moon Tuesday evening. Hamilton Brown union made shoes at Klein's and a new line of men's patent feather shoes priced at 5 dollars. A 12 4 regular city council meeting is set for Monday evening. Various local items include juror selection, lodge activities, business notices, tax reminders, and smallpox quarantine updates. Dr. Sallee will be at Baird Hotel next Thursday March 10 for eye exams. A mild smallpox case appears in Frank Fannette’s family and local authorities impose quarantine measures.

Lhat Hamilton-Brown Union Klein Canton Troy No. 68 East St. Louis Henry Stolte Hie George T. Eckert Henry Struckhoff Hickory Street George D. Steinhauer Vandalia St. Louis, Vandalia & Eastern Electric Railway Greenville Frank Fannette Sallee Baird Hotel R. C. Morring Formona John Marsey O. D American Association of ‘Ops Itleians Kraust's Troy

Also Mentioned on This Page

WM. P. Bradshaw A. J. Everett Helllater Rocky Mountain S, Hingston Social and Personal S. Kingaton Hubbell & Ranspach O'Neil & Gerling Troyang Church and Society Hollister Kingston Public School Library Basement Presbyterian Church Louis State Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau Trojan Edwin Zenk Jarvis Township Tre Cal Seta
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