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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1908

Page

4

Dr King’s New Discovery High Praise from Omega Store Owner

Mr. E. Humphrey, proprietor of a large general store at Omega Ohio and president of local telephone firms, says Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life by reaching the cough’s spot when other remedies failed. The medicine heals throat lungs and chest and is sold at Kingston’s drug store for 60 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.

E. Humphrey Omega, O Adams County Telephone Co The Home Telephone Co Pike County Dr. King Dr King Kingston

Court House Items continued probate notices and bonds

Probate proceedings list numerous estates and executors: Henry Koch and others admitted to probate. bonds approved for Susie A. Engelmann and minor guardians. administrators authorized to manage personal property and estate adjustments. Last will admitted for Christian P. Smith with executors named. settlements include ward receipts, claims allowed, and conservator actions with dates and locales across Edwardsville, Alton, St. Louis, and nearby towns.

John E. Hillskotter Henry Koch Charlotte J. Cannell Susie A. Engelmann John Denham Et al Manuel Ancibur Anna Fuchs Joseph Kleisner Alma A. MoritzXx T. B. Ingham HH. L. Lucker Adolph Steiner Arnold Steiner F. C. Raber Helen J. Nichols Manuel Anciber C. A. Bartlett Carl Kissell Merchants’ Bridge Terminal Railway Co Sarah E. Kennedy Emil Steuber Et al Edward Downing Catherine Leuckel Christian P.smith H. S. Smith Wm. C. Kriege

Edwardsville and Collinsville Property Transfers Report

A list of real estate transactions from Edwardsville and Collinsville shows multiple transfers. Names include M F Ruler Jacob Hocin Mary Shashek Elizabeth M Appel and Adolph Schalk, with parcels on Wheeler's Additions, Clinton Street, and local cemeteries, amounts ranging from 40 to 11,000 dollars. A brief note on Pierre Loti describes his mummy collection and a superstition about movers.

M. F Jacob Hocin EB. Wheeler Edwardsville Wilbauk Maria A. Gilgen Uwighland Lawrence Rigel Adolph Schalk Clinton St Look Collinsville Mary Shashek John Krieger Elizabeth M. Appel Josephine Feldmeier J. G. Jarvis Troy Matilda Yates E. Wheeler Six Mile Lodge J. W. Segard Namcoki Lea Suppiger T. H. Stokes Chapman George Roth C. T. Kurz Fletcher Heights American Brewing Co Independent Breweries Co J. C. Gonterman Add Troy T.W. Sauer Adolph Offner Park Palace Elizabeth M. Prickett Prickett Mary Pierron J. F. Pierron Emil Galbiatti John Bonino North Park Place N. O. Nelson W. F. Poos Leclaire John Gremer

Welte's baking powder sale and local notices

One pound can of Welte's Superior Quality baking powder sold for 10e at Hrott's. David Williams, a pioneer resident of Collinsville, died at 66. L. J. Wieck, graduate optician, to be here Wednesday May 6 for eyeglass fittings. Two saloons opened in Pocahontas since it went wet, license $700 annually. Presbyterian Sunday school hosts ice cream and strawberry social Friday May 15 in church basement. all invited. Greenville to get a new $65,000 post office building funded by Washington committee aid, championed by Congressman W. A. Rodenberg. M. E. church Troy charge quarterly meeting at Mt. Zion May 9–10. presiding Elder Rev. Lawrence Smith to preach May 9 and administer sacrament May 9 at 3 PM.

Welte Hrott's David Williams Collinsville L. J. Wieck Pocahontas Lcense Presbyterian Sunday School Greenville Washington Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds W. A. Rodenberg M. EF Troy Charge Mt. Zion Lawrence Smith Belleville

Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Piles Says Tracy Man

Charles F. Budahn of Tracy California declares the luckiest day was buying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve two 25c boxes cured his years of itching piles that resisted other treatments. Sold under Guarantee at Kingston’s drug store.

Bucklen Charles F. Budahn Tracy California Kingston

Colds in Spring Warn Readers to Use Foley’s Honey and Tar

The notice urges that lingering spring colds drain the body and nerves and lead to more illness. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick, safe, and reliable remedy that stops coughs and expels colds. Kingston.

Foley Kingston

Classified Act Promises New Class for Want Supply

A local notice requests funding and policy action to supply a new class of want services. Officials from the city council and School Board discuss implementing a program that connects residents with essential goods and resources through a coordinated system.

Local Brevities and Advertisements from The Call

A jumble of notes on everyday life includes prices for Welte's Pride baking powder five cents, Deimling Bros. meat market fish orders for Friday, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by S Kingston. Groundbreaking starts Greenville street paving. paint stock is cleared at 15 cents off. City Council to wind up year and organize new council. Mumps and measles are rising in Troy area. The Figge family mourns Uno the dog. Judd Bros. ceases electric theatre in Rieder’s, planning Decatur move. Sam McKittrick opens a livery and feed stable with brother Charles. Licenses issued in St. Louis for Madison and Worden couples, plus Logan Ohio pair. Otto Kinninger opens O. K. shoe repair in Long Beach. Westbound afternoon train delayed starting May 3. Minors State Fair premium list for 1908, Sept 25–Oct 2. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup touted for non-constipation relief. Collinsville Theatrical Stock Company presents Way Down Fast. Champion shoe sewing machine explosion at Klein’s shop scalds repair expert. Health notes urge stomach focus for chest pains misdiagnosed as heart trouble. promotes Kodol, sold by S Kingston.

Troy Welte Droll’s Deimling Bros DeWitt S. Kingston Greenville Rucker & Son Louis Figge Uno Judd Bros Edwardsville Rieder Opera House Decatur Sam E. McKittrick Charles E. McKittrick St. Louis William Kincaid Rosetta C. Baehr Madison T. F. Tumbleson Word State Board of Agriculture

Elevator closing notice for 1908 threshing season

Beginning May 1 1908 our elevators will be closed at 6 o clock p m each day except during the threshing season and we will not reopen after closing Highland Milling Co Elevator Walier Spies Milling Co Elevator

Highland Milling Co Walier-Spies Milling Co

Uncalled Letters at Troy Post Office May 1 1908

List of uncalled letters includes Adams Martinkus Anderson A J Cossetti Francyes Clarke Chas Duke Calvin Deptley Creyniss Eakin Eveland F J Glick Griffen Lizzie Greenshields B W Savoldi Giuseppe Groves George care Hailey Henroid Wm Rodebough C Trulock Ola Wheeler May Zeckert Henrich THOS MILLETT Postmaster Wedding Invitations Programs and Calling Cards offered by The Call office Bring job work to The Call

Troy Adams Martinkus Anderson A. J. Cossetti Francyes Clarke Chas. C. Duke Calvin Deptley Creyniss Eakin C. Eveland F. J. Glick J. Griffen Lizzie Greenshields B. W. Savoldi Giuseppe Groves George Care C.hailey) Henroid Wm. Rodebough C. Trulock Ola Wheeler May Zeckert Henrich Thos. Millett

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