Mad Dog at Large Threatens Town and Children
A brown dog belonging to Guy McCain went mad this morning biting McCain and later attacking several dogs and children near Deimling's market before fleeing west toward Market Street. Town officials issue orders to curb dog running and shooters stand ready to end the menace if found. Emergency measures include urging owners to kill or muzzle dogs for twelve days and free anti-toxin supplies for diphtheria patients in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Guy ‘McCain
Mr. McCain
Deimling
West End
Donk’s
Carl Scotti
Scotti
J. J. Brown
Tar Catt
Market Street
Marshal Droll
Stolte
Liebler
Diphtheria Antitoxin Funded In State Budget Move
The senate appropriations committee added 30000 to supply anti toxin free on application to diphtheria patients in the state. This rises the State Board of Health budget to 119200 for the year, up from 83320 two years ago. The Illinois State Journal comments on the action urging parental vigilance as per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Illinois
Chicago
J. A. Evan
Senate Committee
Egan
Minois
New York
Senate Committee On
Senate
The
Illinois State Journal of Springfield
Pleasant verse warns of crocus season and lingering chills
A playful note mocks early spring optimism as crocus words echo winter fear. It urges keeping warm and wearing flannels until summer arrives.
Among Church and Society in Troy This Week
The Troy Cemetery Mite Society plans a meeting with Mrs. W. W. Jarvis next Saturday at 2 30 pm. Rev J W Britton will lead St Jacob M E church services tomorrow. Rev Edward Benden of Alton will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow. Memorial day preparations begin May 30 under the Troy Cemetery Mite Society. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran bi monthly meetings set for tomorrow at 1 30 pm. Rev Martin Daib preached at Mt Pulaski church. Ascension Day observed next Thursday with special services at St Pauls Lutheran at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Cemetery Mite Society
W. W. Jarvis
J. W. Britton
St. Jacob M
Edward Benden
Alton
Baptist Church
of the Troy Cemetery Mite Society
St. Paul's Evangelical
Christ
Heaven
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Death of Former Mesidahe Resident Sculley
Wm Sculley former Troy resident died Saturday at 10am at 1145 Gary Ave East St Louis from heart failure He was 45 son of John Sculley survived by wife five children two brothers John East St Louis Andrew Troy funeral held Monday 9am Collinsville from Catholic church to Catholic cemetery Across town autos purchased by local residents and ad notices follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sculley
Collinsville
Weather of Week Continues Unfavorable Across State
Week ending April 29 records persistently cold and dry conditions with mean temperature deficiency of 4 degrees. Extreme highs near 78 in the south and freezing in central and northern districts. Frosts on 26th and 27th southern counties, hail at Cisne on 25th, high winds in central and northern areas on 24th and 25th. Bright sunshine about 50 percent. Reports from Montgomery Hillsboro, Clay, and Miora note warmer spell, 1.12 inches total rain in Hillsboro area, frost in Clay, and 72 degree high with 35 degree low and 150 inches rainfall in another locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Tih
Cisne
Montgomery
Hillsboro
I. L. Woodward
Clay
Miora
Joseph
Stanley Stock Company Opens Season at Eclipse Garden
The well known Stanley Stock Company opened the season at Eclipse Garden in St. Louis with Arthur Stanley noted as organizer and star. The Old Kentucky Home is the opening drama with specialties and illustrated songs between acts. The Edwardsville Republican reports a social gathering at Mr and Mrs Peter Bernhardt in Kansas Street with attendees from Troy and nearby towns. The Pythian Sisters ice cream and strawberry festival was postponed due to weather and later held with a fair attendance and proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Stock Company
Troy
Eclipse Garden
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Arthur Stanley
Stanley Stock Co
Gruen
Kentucky
Edwardsville
Can
Peter Bernhardt
Kansas Street
H. Bernhardt
J. Bernhardt
Martin Kirsch
Elizabeth Bohnenstiehl
Miayes
Minnie Goetz
Christina
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Celebrate 88th Anniversary at Glen Carbon
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges from Madison and St Clair counties joined Glen Carbon Lodge No. 889 for a large Glen Carbon celebration of the 88th anniversary of the order. A parade featured the U M W A band, with Grand Master F B Merrell of Belleville as main speaker, and addresses by Judge B R Burroughs and W H Hall of Edwardsville. The evening closed with a grand ball by the Thomas orchestra of Edwardsville. The next association celebration will be in Troy in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Carben Iit
Odd Fellows' Association
Madison
St. Clair
Glen Carbon
Glen Carbon Lodge
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
F. B. Merrell
Belleville
B. R. Burroughs
W. H. Hall
Edwardsville
Thomas Orchestra
Association
Troy
Social Roundup of Collinsville Visitors and Changes
Schoettle attended Collinsville on Sunday. William Porter and son John visited Lookingglass Prairie. Misses Josephine Ganninger and Josie Liebler spent the weekend in Collinsville. George Neudecker visited Marine relatives and Royal Neighbors box social. Edward Zanders and niece came from St Louis to visit FP W Zanders. John McCarroll and daughter Bridget attended Elizabeth’s wedding here last week and returned to Wilburton I T. Wm Gindler visited from Collinsville to Troy. Will left Electric Express Co. to pursue a more lucrative job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hindmarch
Mound City
Frank Maletz
Annie
Edwardsville
Wheeler Davis
Misa Grace
St. Louis
Fred Biffert
Highland
A. F. Seligman
Lena Seligman
Wm. Collins
Collinsville
Lawrence
Albert
Linda Rucker
W. J. Gebauer
Louis Hartung
Maynard Joseph
Pocahontas
Wm. Preston
H. A. Eldred
John Meier
Fred
Amanda
Nora
Near Marine
Troy
M. F. Allwarter
Elias Burk
Missouri
Thomas Millett, Jr
Mildred
Bruce H. Brown
Schoettle
William Porter
John
Lookingglass Prairie
James A. Porter
Josephine Ganninger
Josie Liebler
George Neudecker
Edward Zanders
FP. W. Zanders
John McCarroll
Bridget
Elizabeth
Wilburton
I. T
Wm. Gindler
Will
Electric Express Co
Resolutions of Respect for Alfred Copley
Local No 691 of Troy Itt records resolutions honoring Alfred Copley who died accidentally while performing duties at Mine No 3 in Troy Sinness. The group notes his wisdom and service, offers sympathy to his family, and directs copies for the records, the local newspaper, and the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Itt
Alfred Copley
Mine No. 3
Sinness
Joan Watts
James Taystor
Pcom
Joan T. Jones
A Narrow Escape From a Severe Thumb Injury
G W Cloyd of Plunk Mo recalls a near amputation after piercing his thumb with a jimson bar four years ago. He refused surgery and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve bought at Scat Kingston's drug store, which he says cured the wound. Fresh fish every Friday at Deimling's meat market. Phone 10 14-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cloyd
Deimling
Courts Digest List of May 13 Petit Jurors and Cases
Circuit and Probate Court items list petit jurors for two weeks starting May 13. Names include Zimmer Werner Kes!, Blue Fisher Stanton and many others from Edwardsville Alton Collinsville Venice Marine Namcobi Olive Moro and more. Circuit Court dispositions shown with several cases continued dismissed and judgments including an attachment involving funds and a large verdict for G W Isenberg vs Kampe hoeffner. City of Granite City seeks condemnation in real estate action against St. Louis Merchants Bridge and Terminal Railway Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Zimmer
Joseph Werner
Jokss Kes
George Blue
Henry Fisher
Martin Stanton
Edwardsville
George Pile
G. L. Glassbrenner
Joseph C. Williams
Claude Ashléck
Henry Schultz
John Overath
J. B. Bailey
B. F. Elfgen, Jr
J. F. Lindley
Alton
Chris. Giesaking, Jr
Collinsville
Jacob Kerri
St. Jacob
J.C. Scrivner
Venice
Louis Schmidt
Fr. Russell
Henry Stuckwisch
Theo. Voegle
Marine
F. A. Peterson
August Theis
Chouteau
Whe Wisemann
Moro
Wm. Kipp
Hamed
Charles Kroeger
Olive
Tony Jacobs
Jacob Wader
Namcobi
Louis Leduc
Saline
Wm. Ernst
Consolidated Coal Co
Abraham Nesbit
Wabash Rail
Steve Beck
St. Louis & North Eastern
Mary Revis
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Wm. Donnelly
Commonwealth Steel Co
Anvil Wright
American Steel Foundries
Wm. Tennengsmeier
Jennie
Probate Proceedings For Hillskottard Loftus And Others
Probate records show inventories or reports presented and approved for multiple estates and guardianships. Names include Julie John E Hillskottard Thomas Loftus Ernest Franklin Minnie Cox Bessie Young T H Franklin Carl Staben Alma Moritz Ida Feldmeier John Gowling Helen Black and others, with bonds, balances, receipts, and discharged guardianships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie John E. Hillskottard
Thomas Loftus
Ernest Franklin
Martin Lane
Ferdinand Betz Et al
James Baker
Minnie Cox
Bessie Young
B. Franklin
T. H. Franklin
Carl Staben
Helen Black Et al
Minora
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Mad Dog
Josh Wise
Crocus
Mesidahe
A. ¥. Seligman
Forest City Motor Car Co
Massillion
FE. W. Seele
Dr. King
S. Kingaton
Tue Cart
Climatological Service of Winds
Weather Bureau
Philip Metz
Frank A
Martin Welte
Etta
Ethel Dunstan
John S. Jarvis
Edward R. Deimling
ODD Fellows AT
Glen
Edward Bradford
Bradford
Sam Ried
Belt Line
Tut Caer
Wm. Floyd
Héll Line Railroad
Wm. Lloyd
Lloyd
Belt Line Company
Wal. Scully
Donk Mines
Sculley
Lumaghi Coal Co
Collingsville
Cart
United Mine Workers of America
Strover & Mould
Mould
Coal Mining Law Journal
Cac
Andrew Fehn
Ed Raher
Uncle Sam
Jefferson Barracks
Eastern Coast Service
Fehn
Circuit and
Circuit Court
Chancery
August Zellermann
Bernard Drexillius
August Zippel
Isam Johnson
Frank Troeckler
William Roberts
Arthur Howard
Alfred L. Jencks
Frank Armiston
Law
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