Fresh foods and local notes from Troy area
Fresh oysters and fish at Kuntz- Mann's every day. Herman Schlaffer received a new piano last week at his country home east of town. S. Kingston's Main street residence gets a fresh paint job by Louis O. Krause. The first light snowfall occurred Tuesday morning. Theo Trautlein recently moved from 429 North Klein to 1004 South Pas field in Springfield. The Madison County Teachers Association meets today at the M. E. church in Venice with Troy area teachers in attendance. The 13th annual Madison County Farmers Institute closes today in Collinsville with attendees from Troy. G. A. Purviance & Son will vacate August Droll's Main street stable for Phil Zenk's premises and convert Droll's building into a carpenter shop. Hallowe'en passes with little mischief in Troy, mostly harmless pranks and no major damage. John Lovet of Black jack brings a twelve- pound sweet potato to THE CALL, claimed the largest yet seen, with more of similar size this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntz- Mann
Herman Schlaffer
Town
S. Kingston
Main Street
Louis O. Krause
Theo. Trautlein
Springfield
Klein Street
Pasfield Street
Madison County Teachers’ Association
M. E
Venice
Troy
Vicinity
Madison County Farmers’ Institute
Collinsville
G. A. Purviance & Son
August Droll
Phil. Zenk
Droll
Hallowe'en
John Lovet
Thanksgiving Proclamation sets November 30 as national day
Washington November 3 1905 President Theodore Roosevelt issues a proclamation declaring Thursday November 30 a day of national thanksgiving The document recalls early settlers hardships and urges Americans to gather for worship give thanks for bountiful crops and strong prosperity and to dedicate themselves to cleanliness honor and wisdom as the nation fulfills its founding task Elihu Root serves as Secretary of State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States of America
Republic
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
TWO MEN UNDER ARREST IN DRESS SUITCASE MYSTERY
Two men are held at police headquarters on homicide charges connected to the Boston dress suitcase mystery. William Howard allegedly confessed that he with Louis Crawford alias Albert H. Emory removed a hospital body from Tremont Street Boston and hid the dismembered remains in dress suit cases and a hand satchel before discarding them in Winthrop Harbor Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
William Howard
Louis Crawford
Albert H. Emory
Tremont Street
Winthrop
Mass.) Harbor
Markets Report From Troy On Livestock And Grains
Troy market notes list cattle hogs sheep calves and grain prices per hundred or per bushel. Wheat 87 cents corn 37 oats 34 flour and feed pricing hay bran and shipstuff per unit. Poultry prices cover chickens ducks geese and turkey. produce items include potatoes butter eggs and lard with figures showing per unit costs and ranges.
Resolutions of Respect for Late Brother Titter at Troy Local No 691
Resolutions from Troy Illinois dated October 30 1905 mourn the death of Brother John Titter in a sad accident. The Local 691 A M W V express sympathy to his family and drape their charter in mourning for thirty days. Notices include uncalled for letters at Troy Post Office and local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, Ill
John Titter
Titter
A. M. Wa
Atp
Troy Weekly Call
Wm. Dacy
Gomer Davis
Wm. Beutel
State Auditor orders penalties payable to taxpayers reform move
Indianapolis Nov 3 State Auditor Bigler sent notice to county treasurers that delinquent penalties must be paid to taxpayers as part of Gov Hanlys reform policy. Chicago Nov 3 Mrs Henry J Evans hanged herself to a bedpost. FOUND A place to make your wants known cheaply and effectively call or write Tur Cann
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Bigler
Hanly
Chicago
Henry J. Evans
Public sale of personal property near Troy announced
The undersigned, four miles south of Troy, schedules a public sale Thursday November 9 at 1 PM. Terms: cash under $5. over that amount 12 month credit with interest at 6 percent and an interest bearing note. Cash discount of 10 percent on sums over $5. Louis F. Kurz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Louis F. Kurz
Community thanks for sympathy in son's death
The family of John Titter expresses gratitude for the kindness and respect shown in his death and burial. Special thanks are extended to friends and to Mentor Lodge K of P and the U M W A for their assistance and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Lodge
K. of P
John Titter
NaProLeon
Titter
Also Mentioned on This Page
ODD Fellows’ Building
Business
Mlerite Oka
Cre
Main Steet
Louis D. Krause
Kinloch J
L. W. Sondles
Kinloch 92
F. F. Miller
James E. Hindmarch
Sife and Reliable Companies
F. W. Braner
Market Street
W. Rawson
Kinloch
F. E. Linder
Rieder
Postoffice
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
J. G. Schoeck
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
Kinloch 64
James N. Jarvis
President Roosevelt
Heston
United Mine Workers of America
Brookemprekon
Yerzda Bank
Massy Gronin
John Backe
Andrew G. Jackman
Bridle
Gusta Kewane
Jonson Carson
Walter Michelle
Rege Cinotto
Constante Nance
W. L. Duggins
Jeff Pabat
Annie Donaldson
Wm. H. Rossetto
Dominic Drakusky
Metro Vevino
John el
Kennedy
Japa
Tokio
Barracouta
Centennial
Howloon
Hans Wagner
M. Struve
Arnfrid
Hoosierdam
Meiners
Central Hotel
J. E. Marley
O. D
Greenville, Ill
Vandalia Railroad Co’s
Vandalia
Indianapolis Mall
Indianapolis Express
Dally
St. Jania
G. L. Elliott
Taor
J. M.chesbrough
G.P.A
John Flath
L. J. Taylor
Wm. Kiostermeier
Diamond Billy
Charles S. Watt
Horseshoers of Troy
Riebold & Son
Fred Gerfen
Henry Gerfen
Elias Burk
F. J. Welte
Deimling & Sons
G. A. Voelker
J. M. Bosomworth
Park Place
W. W. Jarvis
Caly
U. S
A. R. Snodgrass
St. Louis
A. F. Seligman
S$. Kingston
Ballard
GOUGH
Old
Tex
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Ill
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