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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
2
The Troy Weekly Call issued every Saturday on Market Street by B W Jarvis editor and publisher lists subscription rates and policy notes. It requests timely renewals and payments, offers sample copies, and urges attorneys to publish legal notices through the paper.
A New York Tree Planting Association talk argues planting trees adds beauty and comfort to cities while stressing forest preservation. President Mitchell notes moderate costs yield big public benefit but cautions against neglecting remaining woodlands as deforestation continues.
Arthur G Graves proposes placing hundreds of sheet iron waste boxes across Los Angeles for public use to collect refuse. He would donate the boxes if the city covers removal costs, with the aim of converting the collected waste into paper at a mill he plans to build.
Washington notes from March discuss Secretary Root and Mexican diplomacy on ending the war with Mexico. U.S. naval landings in Honduras and patrols in Central American waters aim to prevent European intervention. Washington anticipates more summer visitors, a growing capital, new union station, and lasting public improvements amid rising wealth, with real estate values remaining low in older districts.
The Rockford Register Gazetter lists thirty corn shredder victims within fifty miles of Fayette County, detailing ongoing injuries from the machine. The piece notes missing fingers and arms among farm workers, describing the shredder as a relentless, fatal force that keeps surgeons, hospitals, and undertakers busy.
In Ava Missouri Mrs S Ruppee credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her son's life after a year of lung trouble. The ad praises the cough remedy for non opiate relief and bowel safety, touts trial bottles, and cites a local druggist S Kingston. It also mentions Kennedy's Laxative cough syrup endorsed by mothers. A teen Miss Eric Farawell of Rock Haven is noted for hunting exploits at Glen Union while studying at Central State Normal.
Advertisement notes that DeWitt's Little Early Risers lighter pills brighten moods and ease sick headaches and biliousness without griping. Sold by S Kingston and delivered daily and Sunday Post-Dispatch by Dan P. Htermann.
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