Primary Election Notice in Troy Illinois 1914
Citizens of Troy Illinois are notified of a primary election on Tuesday March 10 1914 to nominate aldermen in each ward. Polls open 6:00 am close 5:00 pm at City Hall Central Hotel Township Hall with wards listed. City Clerk Fred H Gornet signs notice dated February 28 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Troy
Central Hotel
Illinois
A. D
Henry C. Dettmar
Jarvis Township
W. G. Hall
Granite City steel plant resumes full operations
Madison County notes report the Granite City steel plant restarting with 2100 workers on payroll. Other items include a postponed Madison County Press Club meeting to April 4 in Collinsville, oil test fund in Trenton, and local business moves and weather astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deimling Bros
Granite City Steel Plant
Madison County Press Clio
Collinsville
Zelma
Central Hotel
Troy
Trenton
Moberly
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Chester
Personal and News Items From Our Neighbors Corps
Miss Clara Wills visited St Louis last Friday. Edith Reinhart returned after Highland visits. Mrs. George Ritter spent days with Marine relatives. Mrs. E N Michael reported. Edgar Buchlmann visited East St Louis. Edwin G C Frey and daughter Florence visited Highland. Mesdames Rufus Pike and August Kircheis visited Highland. John Hochli and sister Carl Schmidt called on Highland friends. Mrs. Robert Moser came from Highland Friday. Otto Thurnau shipped a carload of hogs to East St Louis stock yards. Harry Kilby visited his brother Charles from Mulberry Grove. Henry Gabelman property bought by Ed Kunz at public sale. Mrs Pane of Pocahontas visited daughter Mrs Charles Kilby. Mr and Mrs L W Adler attended funeral of Mrs Mary Ulrich at Marine. Mrs Jacob Frey called on her parents in Highland. Esther Oldenkamp returned after weeks with Edwardsville friends. Miss Yode of Highland visited sister Mrs Jacob Neumann. A Patton left for South Dakota to manage a dairy farm. Thomas Hoffmann family moved to Henry Frey property. J W Widkus to move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Buchlmann
East St. Louis
Edwin GC. Frey
Florence
Mesdames
Rufus Pike
August Kircheis
John Hochuli
Carl Schmidt
Robert Moser
Highland
Otto Thurnau
Harry Kilby
Mulberry Grove
Charles
Henry Gabelman
Ed Kunz
Pane
Pocahontas
Charles Kilby
L. W. Adler
Mary Ulrich
Marine
Jacob Frey
Jacob Marti
Esther Oldenkamp
Edwardsville
Yode
Jacob Neumann
A. Patton
L. A. Spies
South Dakota
Thomas Hoffmann
Henry Frey
J. W. Widkcus
E. J. Giger
Alhambra
Erwin Jentsch
Sorento
John Schlaeppi
Fred Schmiedeke
Walter Pratt
George Turner
West End
Oy Edward Schnurr
Edith Shepard
St. Louis
Eberhard Kase
Leto Gericke
North End
Wm. Gericke
Anna
Ella Dean
Gillette
Wyo
K. Suzuki
Christian Church
Otto Neudecker
St ‘Worden
Lester May
Masonic School of Instruction
Oscar ‘May
Vanita
St. ‘Louie
May
Julia Pahlmann
Chiccazo Heights
Harry Beeipe
John Frisse
Mamie Welsch
Grantfork
Marie
Ulrich
Marine Cemetery
Local notes from Marine and area visitors
Alhambra visitor Dr E J Giger and others from nearby towns are listed among residents and guests. Multiple moves and visits surface including Jentsch, Schlaeppi, Schmiedeke, and the Gericke families. Memorial Day plans, a church lecture by K Suzuki, a new meat market purchase, and a marriage in Grantfork are noted along with a long obituary for Anna Marie Ulrich.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred H. Gornet
Troy House Furnishing Co
Highland Marble Works
H. A. Canedy
Belleville
John J. Hoerr
Otto Adam
Belleville Shoe Company
Davis & Williams
Braner
Rieder
Opera House
North
South America
Jesse G. Reed
Prudential Insurance Company
Greenville
Rentwhler
Silver Creek
Fred Wolfe
Havana
Cuba
National Stock Yards
Busand
Dr. King
David Moor
Sazinaw
Ala
H. R. Hulfendick
ST. Jacob
Clara Wills
Edith Reinhart
George Ritter
E. N. Michael
Market Street
W. D. Renfro
Babette Deimling
J.T. Jones, Sr
Main Street
Wm. Hampe
Thomas Millett
East End
Frank Collins
F. W. Braner
L. W. Sandles
Ralph Ward
B. W. Jarvis
Blanka
Roy Peters
P. M. Davidson
Jarvis ‘Township
John H. Voelker
Adam
Geo. P. Simpson
A. F. Seltzman
George W. Gerstenecker
Enterprise Flour
Terre Haute Fair
First. National Bank
Edwardsville, Ill
U.S. Depe
Thavun
the Bank
U. S. Government Supervision
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