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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1909

Page

4

Local News Notes Amid 19th Century Valley Happenings

Highland resident Alexander Beck dies at 78 after long tenure in the area. Charles Wolf ships eggs to the east, earning 1300 dollars. Belleville fair dates set for September 14 to 18. St. Clair county notes mention rains delaying Sunday games and a new fence project along the Belt Line. F. O. Leidel awarded optics diploma and plans further study in Chicago. Smithboro coal mine seized to satisfy two judgments totaling $12,229.75, with the property still viewed as valuable despite recent troubles.

Rule Bros Voelker’s Alexander Beck Highland Charles Wolf Worden L. W. Sandles St. Clair County Belleville Douk Troy A. B. C’s Highland Athletics S. Kingston St. Louis Ilinois Here F. O. Leidel South Bend School of Optics South Bend Ind Leidel Chicago Smithboro Brown Bond County Mississippi Valley Colliery Co Robertson, Plagze & Co Charles Woodward

Dr Shoop's Restorative for Kidney Nerves Claim

The ad argues kidneys fail due to nerve control, not the organ itself. It asserts Dr Shoop's Restorative targets these nerves to strengthen kidneys, warning that treating kidneys alone is futile and urging a month supply of tablets or liquid.

Shoop

Wasn't Even Playing at the Party

At an evening party guests were told to make the worst face for a prize. All contestants made their worst, and the judge announced a winner. A woman in a corner refused the prize, saying she hadn’t been playing. Local view post cards in The Call's stationery department.

Call’s

Court House Items Continued From Page One

Court house records note guardians and conservators appointed for minors and feeble minded persons with bonds ranging from 700 to 2 500. Appointments include Mugler, Shelton, Heidemann, Accola, Lowe, Keuker, and Radecke. Estate matters cover Sparks Lomm Smith and Matousek with various receipts, expenditures, and discharges on final reports.

Wm. H. Mugler Fred Espenschied Femma Shelton Geo. Shelton Ruth Mheidemann Christina Heidemann Tda O. Accola Christian Accola Susan Lowe N. S. Lowe C. F. Keuker R. F. Radecke W. D. Sparks HH. B. Sparks Katherine Lomm R. J. Smith Joseph Matousek

Real estate transfers in Collinsville and Highland areas

Heirs and buyers execute numerous land transfers including Henry Espenschied to Charles Espenschied and others, Sarah E. Rodgers heirs to Charles Kosten, Pauline Simon and husband to John Mashek, Louis Rechner to P H Koenig, and subsequent deeds by Koenig to W M Kassing. Additional transfers include Wm P Cihak to John Zajicek, F H Prange to J J Oltmanns, and multiple parcels in Collinsville Union and Look's additions as well as Highland and Glen Carbon Crossing, with prices ranging from 100 to 6,750 dollars.

Henry Espenschied Charles Espenschied P. H. Koenig Main St F. W.collins Collinsville W. M. Kassing Look Louis Miller C. J. Hug Wid L. Miller Highland Theresa Salzmann Miller, Spenger & Paris Lizzie Birch Joe Cc. A. Hartmann C. A. Hartmann, Jr Walnut Park F. H. Prange J. J. Oltmanns Wnd Wm. P. Cihak John Zajicek Glen Carbon Crossing M. F. Brooks Louis Eisner Nelson Iberg Emil Mueri Suppiger & Ardeuser’s Enoa W. Sims R. Guy Kneedler

Reed’s add Collinsville and property transfers list

Property transactions include J W Eskar to Katie J Genetti and R Guy Kneedler to J M Sims with parcels in Reed’s and Wickliffe’s adds Collinsville. Various heirs and individuals exchange parcels in Collinsville Edwardsville Highland Madison St Louis and other towns. Also ads for Dr King’s New Life Pills Woods Liver Medicine and a call for fashion patterns and paint closeout.

J. W. Bales T. C. O'Neil Heinrich Kuhlman Mary Schunke Henry Kuhlmann W Henry Wille Christian Hallenberger J. D. Schweitzer Wickcliffe Collinsville J. W. Boosinger M. F. Brooks Qed Alex Williams T. CG. O'Neil Anna Lot Joseph Volma Fairmont Edwardsville Rosina Bircher Adolph Bircher L. E. Kinne Highland Eliza Mayer Collinsvible Elizabeth Paul Louis Pearce Ccc Alton Grace Adama Ween Alton Domineck Mendius Panama Eleanor Chidero Wim. Borders Cee St. Louis Minnie Gibbs St. Louis Prainces O. Butts Jonathan Williams Gertrude Polk Mat Plese Cece Madison Katie Gasparne Madison John Scarritt North Venice Catherine Lahey Werman Neuman Helvetia Flla Heinrich Tighland Thomas Kelley Angela Colbert C. W. Davis Kirkwood Ruth D. Burgess Alton L. A. Bright Jessie FE. Starkey Robert Trojabn Maud Vphegley Thomas Frances Q. Butts Louis Dominik Baima Jollinsville Maria Grivevetti Sollinsville Herbert Lebeque St. Rose Lella Mennet Prank Po Bro

Local Businesses Agree on Summer Early Closings

Notice states that several merchants including J.C. Gebauer & Son and Garnet Bro. Mercantile Co will close shops at 7 p m from May 17 through October except on pay days and Saturdays. Listed names include Charles F. Stienhans Geffen & Roeben Kingston Edw H Klein A Kr Snodgrass M F Auwarter J R Fritts W J Vetter Davidson Store Co and others.

J.C. Gebauer & Son Garnet Bro. Mercantile Co Charles F. Stienhans Geffen & Roeben Kingston H. Klein A. KR. Snodgrass M. F. Auwarter J. R. Fritts W. J. Vetter Davidson Store Co Wm. H. Wild George Liebler Rees Llewellyn J. Sims A. Heddergott Deimling Bros J. Allen

Administratrix Notice in Estate of Christian F Kuecker

Administratrix Mary L Kueker of the estate of Christian F Kuecker deceased announces before Madison county court at Edwardsville during the July term that all claimants must attend to have claims adjusted. All indebted parties must pay immediately. Dated April 29 1909.

Christian F. Kuecker Christian F. Kucker Madison Ilinois Madison County Edwardsville A. D Mary L. Kueker

Dooley Quote on Education and Free Thought

A Mr Dooley quip argues that neither persuasion nor force can truly shape a man’s education. He asserts some will pursue knowledge with deceitful gain while others lack genuine desire and will miss it despite incentives.

Mr. Dooley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ladies’ Home Journal Davidson Dr. Shoop Dr. King Kingston's Woods H. F. Rucker & Son Daniel Peterman Troy Market H. A. Canedy Baird House Cod August Ritcher Martin Weber Poland Drimling Bros Babette Deimling Charles Voelker P. M. Davidson Wm. Langewisch Herman Beste Titanes Charles L. Edwards LEGAL Wick Bros. Jewelry CO ICE Crean Soda
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