Cray Weekly notices and subscription policy for Troy Illinois
The Cray Weekly announces publication on Market Street by Theosquare and B Onarvis and urges subscribers to report missed papers. Notices of entertainments and paid ads follow regular rates, sample copies are free, and legal notices should be published via attorneys. terms include one year six months and three months.
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Troy Weren.y Cai
Troy
Post Office Department
United States
McCall's Magazine
Oueen of Fashion
Anands
McCall CO
New York
Weather signals growth as April showers fade
Editor notes April rain boosts vegetation while May production remains uncertain. The Lecon Journal asserts showers improve crops though costs rise, with speculation on price at ten dollars a barrel.
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Lecon
Willian Jennings Bryan to speak at Melkwendree college graduation
Willian Jennings Bryan will deliver the oration for the graduating class at Melkwendree college and TLehunon to be honored during the visit honoring Janeth. The event marks the traditional ceremony at the staid old institution with Bryan as keynote speaker.
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Melkwendree College
Tlehunon
Janeth
Willian Jennings Bryan
Call for Civic League in Troy Lacks Clear Leader
A week after The Call proposed organizing a Civic League for Troy, no leader has emerged yet. The article stresses Troy must align to achieve results.
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Civic League
Troy
Mother Day Observance Noted With Carnations
Last Sunday was observed as Mother Day by wearing white carnations. The message notes that every day is Mothers Day for many families with young children, as mothers are seen as central figures in daily life.
Efinehaim Republicans to Dedicate New Home Next Wednesday
The Efinehaim Republican will dedicate its new home next Wednesday evening inviting friends. Prominent speakers will attend the event and the Effinehan bared coed aomate quartec will furnish money.
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Efinehaim Republican
Charles Weis Founder of Aish land Journal Dies
Charles Weis, founder and editor of the Aish land Journal for two years, died last week at his White Hall home after a stroke or paralysis. He started the White Hall Tribune in 1883, later disposed of the White Hall Journal in 195, and thereafter worked on White Hall papers.
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Charles Weis
Aishland Journal Aad
White Draft
White Hall Tribune
Hwiehland Journal
White Hall
Eleven Divorces Granted in Edwardsville Court
Eleven divorces were granted in one day in the circuit court at Edwardsville this week. The use of divorce is rising in Madison county and nationwide. The article notes U S rates exceed Switzerland France and Germany and that one marriage in ten is now announced, with higher rates in some states.
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Eciicuit
Edwardsville
Madison County
United States
Switzerland
France
Germany
Greenfield Builds Inexpensive Transit Walks
The past two or three years show Greenfield adopting transitlike walks built on solid ground foundations rather than gravel or cinders. Proponents argue this avoids moisture-related problems and extra expense, noting costs from eight cents per square foot down to four cents. The success warrants investigation by other towns.
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Ewy Conneil Oof Greenficht
Plu
Greenfield
Washington Letter on tariff fights and political games
Washington Letter reports ongoing tariff battles in Congress with Republicans split by insurgents led by Senator Addrich and the influence of Senator Lafollette. It explains pairing votes, notes Speaker Cannon’s handling of Murphy’s impeachment charges, and comments on the role of the home paper, ending with an advertisement for Dr Shoop Health Coffee.
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Washington, D. C
Latiff
Washington
Addrich
Finance Committee
Dolliver
Sermor Chommins
Representatives Murphy
Missouri
Cannon
Murphy
Jidges McPherson and Phillips
Western Circuit Court of
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Rules
Frank Hagerman
Mr. Cannon
Slaterman
Representative Rucker
Rucker
Phillips
Congress
House
United States
Learning By Experience In Advertising in Agricultural Papers
An investor spent 78 in winter and spring on ads in two agricultural papers, placing 2400 in a farm boy's pocket and promoting seed corn. The piece notes the seller's cautious approach aided a beginner, earning profits and teaching value of printers Ink. It urges merchants to advertise locally to reach town buyers.
Longest living man marries again at 120 and lives 20 more
Parry England’s oldest man, aged 120, marries for the third time and reportedly works in the fields until 132, living two decades longer. James Wright of Spurlock Wy touts youthfulness and endorses a tonic, recounting kidney trouble cured after six bottles. Claim: the medicine restores vigor for weak or sickly people. Store at S. Kingston.
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Win
Parry
England
James Wright
Spurlock, Wy
S. Kingston's
Where It Started. Adam and Eve in a Garden Questioning Peach Crops
A playful recounting recalls Adam in the garden testing if the peach crop is truly dead while Eve asks what he is doing. The exchange is framed as the origin of a story or idea, hinting at curiosity and the start of a tale.
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Gazette News
Adam
Eve
Newspaper Guy and The Trials of a Fiery Hero
A fragmented 19th century style column paints the newspaper man as a nuisance to police and crowds. It then shifts to moralizing verse on marriage and a humorous tale of a bashful suitor proposing via phonograph, ending with a blunt note from a rejecting lover.
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Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock
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