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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
7
Perry Hiles and Jesse L. Simpson of Hiles and Simpson announce offices in New Palace Building, Edwardsville Illinois. One member of the firm is at Squire Eckert's Troy office each Saturday.
S. W. McKITTRICK attorney and counsellor at law handles all legal matters with emphasis on estate settlements. Office location listed as 122 W and residence at 355 W.
James N Jarvis serves as Police Magistrate and Notary at City Hall in the Droll Building. Office hours are from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m.
A long list of real estate transactions and quitclaims. Names include Lydia L Anderson Henry Pauley Edith B Jones Guy L McKinney Maury Powell H H Look Mary Amen Highland Brewing Co John Schlaeppi Jacob A Duckett Catharine Oestrich Elizabeth Langwiseh Fanny Maresot John Schlaeppi Highland Brewing Co Mary Marcoot Wm Clementz Alice Jones H H Look Collinsville Albert Lethorp Anna Strong HH Look Henry Beinecke Wm Burroughs Thomas Ryan John Ritter Eliza Kivsel Charles Voelker Benjamin Stults J L Wadsworth Eugene Thake Albert Stephens Emma Blass Henry Blass Home Ice & Supply Co Rufus Pike and others with various parcels and prices listed.
A fragmented ledger shows numerous transfers and related names across St. Jacob Belleville Collinsville Wellsville East St Louis Wellill, including Nelsons, Glass, Sehlyechte, Lehbmidt, Reckers, Dunnavant, Hicka, Rolth, Knopp, Pruvizal, Clark, Davis, Yard, Eaton, Richards, Senger, Wedler, Storms, Mintert, Hout, Mintert, Schultz, Meikner, and Opperman Bethalto, with varied parcels and prices referenced. The item reads like a real estate and resident-name docket listing numerous adjacent transactions and inhabitants.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington, Iowa, nearly died after seven weeks in hospital as four top physicians gave up. Eletric Bitters revived him after eight months of severe liver trouble and jaundice, with five bottles curing him. The ad guarantees relief for stomach liver or kidney troubles, priced at 50 cents.
Miss Susie Jones of El Paso, Wood ford county, a country school teacher, spoke to the state association of country teachers at Normal. She urged practical agricultural education for pupils, including soil study, crop rotation, dairy and beef cattle knowledge, and proper feed, emphasizing the teacher's role in preparing future farmers through summer courses and extension bulletins.
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recalls friends mistaking his illness as doomed consumption but credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a persistent cough. He praises it as a life saver for coughs colds grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough and weak lungs. 50 cents trial bottle available guaranteed by S Kingston.
Will promote beauty as women seek skin aid from Bucklen's Arnica Sifve. It claims to banish pimples eruptions sores boils and to soften and smooth skin. Cures sore eyes old sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores and bruises. 25¢ at S Kingston's.
Daniel Peterman, an agent identified as 47, is highlighted in The Call in a feature describing his limited weekly output under twenty posts. The piece notes his role and a brief career context within the publication's pages.
Edwardsville station shows daily train times for the Illinois Traction system with local, sleeper, and limit trains listed across morning and evening blocks. Sleeper to Peoria and Sleeper to Springfield are noted as No. 1 and No. 2, with agent E. W. Fredericks listed.
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