Potted Plants at Kuntzmann's and Local Notices
Brief bits report estate changes and personal notices including a residence addition for John Feldmeier in East End, an optician event with Dr. June Sallee at the Baird House on May 23, and property sale of lot No. 7 from J N Jarvis to Levi Sims for 150 dollars. It notes Miss Barbara Sapp’s appointment as Formosa school teacher, the Madison County Old Settlers reunion at St Johns Edwardsville on June 3, memorial services at Watt cemetery May 27 with Rev A Vandaveer speaker, Socialist speaker J N Jarvis in Troy, and local health concerns including smallpox case Charles Cox and appendicitis in William J. Vetter. It ends with an admonition about time, eyes, and Dr Sallee plus a humorous note about Master John Healey in THE CALL office.
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Kuntzmann
Formosa
Madison County
Old Settlers’ Association
St. John’s Church
Edwardsville
Watt
Troy
A. Vandaveer
Charles Cox
Sallee
Baird Hotel
John Healey
Devil
John
Regular May Meeting of Board of Education
The Board of Education met in Troy on May 5 1905 with President P M Davidson and members present. The finance committee recommended payment of several bills for teachers janitors repair and printing. The principal H F Thornton reported April pupil counts attendance tardiness and graduation candidates with a proposed diploma list and plans for graduation exercises and a May 31 school picnic. Committees were named for arrangements and finances.
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Troy
Itv
Board of Education
P. M. Davidson
Donoho
Horsley
Morriss
Auwarter
Hindmarch
Mantle
H. F. Thurston
Emily Stahl
Myrtle Gayman
Babbee Marjorie Weir
Mamie Bryant
Charity Archibald
Laura Anderson
Rhoda Bartlett
Henry Hoge
W.J. Donaldson
J. F. Solter
A. R. Snodgrass
Weekly Call
Emma Catherine Wittmann
Anna ‘Elizabeth Bohland
Frances Evelyn Renfro
Anna Edith Hollis
Mary Wilhelmine Rawlings
Joan Martin Sapp
Edward Schotemeyer
Horace Blaine Cook
Julius Franklin Collins
Morrissa
Mdntle
Opera House
Mantte
Davidson
Morriess
Meeting adjourned to Friday evening May 12th
The board adjourned to meet Friday evening May 12th. P. M. Davidson President. R. H. Manroe Clerk. Saved by Dynamite. Sometimes a flaming city is saved by dynamiting a space the fire cannot cross. A cough long enough that dynamite would cure it. Gray of Calhoun Ga writes of Dr. King's New Discovery curing coughs and consumption. At S. King's drug store price 50c and 1.00, guaranteed, trial bottle free. A jest about a son's literary career and a French tax proposal on dresses.
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Z. T. ‘Gray
Calhoun
S. Kingston
Township Physician Sealed Proposals Due June 10 1905
Notice that sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned up to June 10 for Township Physician of Jarvis township for the year beginning July 1 1905. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
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Jarvis
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Hone
Odd Fellows’ Building
Main Street
Bollman Mercantile Company
Je, Marsey
D.D
Central Hotel
R. H. Manroe
la Courtine
Troy & Suburban Railway Company
Miinola
Market Street
Miln Street
Alog Market Street
Mechanicnburg
Edwardaville
City of
Kant St. Lous
Tai Oo Troy & Suburban Railway CO
L. C. Flayans
Flrat Insertion
A. R
R. H. Mantle
Clerk Board of Education
F. H. Davidson
Park Place
W. W. Jarvis
Hunter's
Edwin P. Meiners
F. W. Braner
L. W. Sondles
Kinloch 92
FE. F. Miller
James E. Hindmarce
W. Rawson
Phone Kinloch
F. HE. Linder
Clay Street
J. W. Garnet’s
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
Schoece
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
Kinloch
Jame Ames
Arvis
Vandalia Railroad Co’s
TOC
Vandalia
Podianapolis
Acconi
Aetward
Indianapolia Mail
Snotanapais Express
T. Louis
Yates
Elleaae QL
Biosees
Towak
J. “Me ‘Chesbrough
G.f Sr
Ettk
Bilha
E. A. Simpson
Craig St
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Ballard
Southern Express
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis
Oqruggist
Troy, Ill
Ss. Kingston
Eldredge Tias
Tor Abe
Eldredge
National ‘Sewing Machine Co
Belvidere
Illinois
Sehrees Buli
Andindiv She, Nl
Adehty
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