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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
4
A brief notice from KI Hauer advertising tree and vine pruning and trimming services with prompt and satisfactory work. Also mentions a rental listing 13-11 and a lost item reward for a pair of gold-rimmed nose glasses with spring-button chain, to be returned to A R Snodgrass.
The city council sets datum plane based grades for Wickliffe avenue Sarah street Collinsville road Cook avenue Troy avenue State street Madison street Staunton road Montgomery street Charcoal street Throp street Border street Sherburn avenue and related intersections. Lengthy measurements specify feet above datum plane at various landmarks and cross streets with the ordinance effective after passage in 1908.
W W Jarvis and Erhardt Deimling recover health after illnesses. J W McDaniels Frank and Martin Welte open nickel odeon at Highland. Grandma Schultze and August C Schultze ill with mumps. W L Canan buys restaurant in Collinsville, leaving Schott building. Schultze couple plan Colorado trip for health. DeWitt's Little Early Risers sold by S Kingston. Catt Want Ads promoted. Deimling Bros. market offers fish orders.
County court notes continued listing probate actions and inventories for deceased and minor estates, including final reports, balances, and administrator discharges. Transfers of property in Edwardsville, Collinsville, and surrounding towns are detailed, with dates, amounts, and heirs or executors.
An early warning on kidney and bladder trouble touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure. The notice urges starting treatment at the first sign of danger and is signed by S Kingston with Dan Perryman delivering the Post Dispatch daily and Sunday.
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