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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1909

Page

4

Spring Arrives Amid Local Happenings And Notices

Spring starts with a district roundup of small items from The Call. Post cards, new fences, and souvenir cards from Troy shoe factory appear in local circulation. Residents report notable moving activity, measles in Collinsville, and a new theater opening at Easter.

James Porter IE. Ud. Wick Troy Shoe Cal’s Huth Hf. M. Kinberlin Collinsville Fred Meyer Central Addition Colfinsville Fl Blaha Louis Gaslein Troy Long Beach Cal Uplands BF OO. Liedel Jarvis Township Croup

Grover Griffin enters mayoral race in Collinsville field

The Collinsville Werald notes a new mayoral candidate Grover Griffin, campaigning on a platform aligned with the party audience. He was in Troy this week gathering petition signatures. The ad also promotes Woods Liver Medicine for liver disorders and mentions a $1.00 size with 2 1/12 times as much as the 5 cent size, sold by S. Kingston.

Collinsville Werald Grover Griffin Grover Troy Woods S. Kingston

Owl gifted to Pat proves a thoughtful bird

The boys told Pat, newly arrived in the country, that the pet owl could talk. Pat took the owl home and kept it for a week. When asked if the bird spoke, he replied solemnly that it talked “divil a bit,” but did a heap of thinking.

Pat

Fashion department offers new patterns via The Call subscription

The advertisement invites readers to access up to date patterns through The Call fashion department. It promotes subscribing to the St. Louis Times at 30 cents per month, with Daniel Peterman listed as agent.

Tax Collectors Returns From Madison County Listings

Tax collectors in Madison County report charged and collected amounts, delinquents and commissions for numerous towns including Althambra, Fr. Russell, Fosterburg, Godfrey, Wamel, Velvetia, Marine, Marc William Henderson, New Douglas, Pin Oak, St. Jacob, Saline, Omphehent and more, with detailed figures for each collector. A separate local health note appears describing a child's eczema treatment success with Electric Bitters, claimed to cure various skin and blood disorders.

Madison County Althambra Henry Buhrman Fr. Russell J. B. Jinkinson Fosterburg A. B. Neuhaus Godfrey J. FE. Deterding Commission Wamel A. C. Bettman Thomas Laity Edward Thurnan St. Jacob Philip Baer Saline E. N. Ambuehl Omphehent W. A. Sievers

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Longstanding Eczema

J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin declares ten years of eczema and failed cures by fifteen doctors ended when Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed him. The salve treats skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores human scalds cuts and piles. 25 cents at 8S.

J. M. Adams Henrietta Kingston J. A. Swenson Watertown Wis Bucklen

Classified Ad Teases Readers in Troy Area

An advertisement in The Call’s Classified column aims to reach Troy and vicinity, promising strong reader response. The notice notes The St. Louis Times costs 30 cents per month, offered by agent Daniel Peterman.

Troy

Court house items probate and administrator notices

Bond of 100 dollars approved. Executors named without bond for Renner and Spiller estates. Final reports and balances approved for Daudermann, Tittle, Searcy, Emde, Meissner, Pfister, Banner, Kahlo, Ukenar minors. Administrators appointed for certain deceaseds with bonds and adjustments due in May. Several property transfers and deeds recorded in Collinsville and nearby towns.

Catherine Renner John L.seebold Charles B. Spiller Manuel Spiller Henry Daudermann R. F. Tittle Dorata Vujtech Joseph Bullock Carl Westerhold George W. Searcy Daniel Emde Emil Meissner Anna Meissner Alice Pfister Christina Froelich J. G. Banner Gottlieb Stahlhut Anna C. Kahlo Ida Kannemann C. Tf. Kunnemann Henry Ukenar Halanes Henry Dte Plerman Gerhard Seozs Henry Pokenar Theerraredian

Local property transfers listed in scattered Madison County deeds

A long list of property transactions appears with names of buyers and sellers, parcels described by lot and block, and prices. Deeds involve numerous residents such as Barbara Steinegger heirs, Christine Weber, N O Nelson, E C Springer, and others across Leclaire Edwardsville Collinsville Highland and Mabler Heights.

Linsville Wilhelmina Fix Admr Sophia Nicholson George Elbe Caroline Neuenschwander C. F. Stienhans Hazelwood Place Steve Sperino Damario Casimo Belmont Heights Collinsville John Romanat George Petrot Reed’s J. A. Schuler Daniel Wolford A. Hitt Fenediek Adil Cuthimesyill Saan Selimmon Abbott Sant Edmund Mrovka Codlins Collinsvilles Samuel White Mary Wernle K BR. Highlaneds Barbara Steineever Frank Zketaboowa L. G. Massey Mabler Heights N. O. Nelson Mary Herder Leclaire August Herder Wim. Langwised Christine Weber Husband G. A. Wandlon Bo C. Spriner Bedwardsville Sarah EF. Kennedy Kate K. ‘Tuson E. C. Springer Edwardsville

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