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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1907

Page

4

Brief News Notes From The Region

A bouncing boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Heck on Monday. Frank A Welte opened an ice cream parlor today in the Drol building. The annual statement of the secretary of the Keystone Building and Loan association appears in this issue. Coopers strike at the Walter Spies mill at Marine remains unsettled after nearly three weeks. Thomas E Ward sold his Pocahontas property to a Caseyville party and moved his family to Troy. Burglars raided the office of Sr Joseph J Pogue at Edwardsville last week taking 65 cents in change and a gold watch valued at 300. Mrs Sam E McKittrick, ill for weeks, is in precarious condition. Charles A Hassinger, formerly of this city, won a traveling salesman post for Armour Co. Wm Helmich, once of Troy, sold his Collinsville blacksmith shop to Albert Schwarzkopff who took charge Monday. The city council meets Monday to wind up the old administration and inaugurate the new officers. Fred Ashauer, injured in a Donk mine accident, has a broken hip but is improving. Henry Cohn of Collinsville will sail to Europe June 21 aboard the America, visiting Hanover and other places for three to four months.

Wm. Heck Frank A. Welte Drol Keystone Building and Loan Association Coopers Walter- Spies Marine Thomas E. Ward Pocahontas Caseyville Troy Joseph J. Pogue Edwardsville Sam E. McKittrick Charles A. Hassinger Kewanee Armour & Co Wm. Helmich Collinsville Albert Schwarzkopff Fred Ashauer Donk

Court House Items and Guardian Inquiries Render Final Notices

Court records show numerous estate proceedings with final reports approved and guardians discharged. Details include receipts and expenditures for deceased executors and guardianship actions, with numerous wards and estates listed, matching the era’s public notice style.

New Circuit Court Cases With Several Civil Actions

List of cases includes Manton Davis vs Max Carp for 780 dollars in assumpsit, Amelia Tontz et al vs Barbara Wait et al to construe a will, Wells Bros & Brown vs Harris Bros for 1200 dollars, Charles Seybold administrator vs Vandalia Railroad Co for 10000 damages, J C D Harris et al vs Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Association assumpsit, Della Henderson vs M C Henderson divorce charges drunkenness and cruelty, Emma Schwarz vs Ruby Schwarz assignment of dower lot 8 block 2 Highland, James Conway administrator vs St Louis Prick Co damages 310000, Bessie Laxton vs William Laxton divorce, Bessie Poole, Ida Adden vs Herman Adden divorce cruelty desertion and injunction against disposing of property.

Manton Davis Max Carp Assumpsit Amelia Tontz Et al Barbara Wait Will. Wells Bros. & Brown Harris Bros Charles Seybold Vandalia Railroad Co J. C.D Bessie Poole Ida Adden Herman Adden Oratrix

Property transfers in Collinsville area parcels and blocks

A list of real estate deeds showing transfers of land and lots in Collinsville and nearby additions. Names include A. P. Wolf, J. M. Threadgill, Joseph Willmann, E. H. Conrades, Melvin Mahien, Herman Salzmann, Marie Rogier, C. A. Rogier, Gott. Eberhard, Martin Branger, Wm. Branger, Milan Cochran, W. C. Hadley, Samuel Wernle, EF. Merz, Maggie Patritte, Frederick Hauck, and others. Totals range from $150 to $4,000 with parcels in LeClaire New Douglas Highland Collinsville and surrounding additions.

A. P. Wolf George Mahler Leclaire J. M. Threadgill Anna Schoen New Douglas Joseph Willmann M. Willmann Highland E. H. Conrades Anton Arth Melvin Mahien Herman Salzmann Christina Salzmann Marie Rogier Charles Rogier Esther Ulmet C. A. Rogier Emil Ulmet Wd, Wif Ne% Ne and Nw Ne Sec 24-3-5; $3,300. , Marie Rogier Chas. Rogier Gott. Eberhard Patrick Murray Bik Collins Collingville Martin Branger Mary Branger Wm. Branger Emil Branger Milan Cochran A. C. Guaen Combs Et al Collinsville W.C. Hadley William Clayton Montoue Samuel Wernle Henry Spengel EF. R. Merz Emma Herron Et al Maggie Patritte Valentine Forte Wickliffe Frederick Hauck Elisabeth Hauck Berkey Higginbotham Gerhard

Electric Bitters Claim Remarkable Cure for Eczema

A Hen rietta Pennsylvania family credits Electric Bitters with curing their five year eczema in their son after doctors offered no hope. The ad promotes the tonic as the best blood medicine and body builder, available for 50 cents at S. Kingston’s drug store. It also touts De Witt’s kidney pills for backache and urinary troubles and DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for skin conditions, urging trusted purchases from S. Kingston. Mrs Henry Dankenbrink is ill at her Pin Oak township home.

N. A. Adams Henrietta S. Kingston de Witt Henry Dankenbrink Pin Ouk Township

Public Sale Notice for Cramer Property Goods

The undersigned Charles Riggin residing in the Cramer property will sell a lot of personal property at public sale on Saturday May 11 at 1 pm. Terms cash. Souvenir envelopes of Troy offered by the package or printed to order at Tur CALL office.

Cramer Charles Riggin Troy Tur

Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday notice

A concise listing referencing DAN PETERMAN, Agt, indicating involvement with Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday editions. The item reads as an agency notice naming the agent and the publication terms without further details or events.

Post-Dispatch Dan Peterman Agt

Treasurer disbursements and loan figures from 1907 report

The document lists disbursements including real estate loans 3400, stock pledges 780, stock installments 0, stock interest 18.05, treasurer dues 157.90, inspection fine 11.50, general expenses 0.40, stationery and printing 475, and cash balances 728.95 with secretary cash 0.00, totaling 5835.00. Signed by August Droll, secretary, sworn May 2, 1907 before notary James N. Jarvis.

Aska Cccecsseee Ouacseea August Droll James N. Jarvis

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