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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1909

Page

4

Brief News Notes From The Call Newspaper

A hodgepodge of local items: Thanksgiving stationery and post cards at The Call, market notes on oysters at Ward’s, a note on squirrel shooting season ending next Monday, mine pay days, and local incidents. Also reports of deaths, marriages, bankruptcies, a fire at Beall Bros tool plant, and various business ads. Includes mentions of Ward’s restaurant, Wild’s Grocery, and local officials.

Call’s Edwardsville John W Fritts Bros Nmas Wild’s Jacob Wittmann Sabin Market Street Sauer Bros Collinsville St. Louis Vincent Stasiton Alton Elsa Rohrmoser Arthur Mattis Granite City Minnie Griceer Edward Thurnau Park View Marine Corpus Christi Tex F. C. Hostetter Troy Southern G. Schrumpf Pocahontas Alton Fire Department

Sunday visits across households in Marshall County region

Louis Solter and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engeling Sunday. Charles Helmich and sons spent Sunday with friends in Marine. Nellie Giger visited Miss Mabel Struckhoff at Troy. George Flath and family visited August Brunworth at Troy Sunday. Bohm and Dankenbring families plus others were entertained at Mrs. Louis Dankenbring’s Edwardsville home.

Louis Solter Fred Engeling Charles Helmich Marine Nellie Giger Mabel Struckhoff Troy George Flath August Brunworth Win. Bohm Henry Dankenbring Fred Brewe Harry Dankenbring Win. Freidhoff Win. Dankenbring Louis Dankenbring Edwardsville

Dr King's New Discovery touted for lung cure

Upchurch of Glen Oak Oklahoma sought mountain air to heal a two year chronic lung condition. After six months he returned worse until five bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. The ad extols the medicine's broad proof against coughs colds and chest ailments.

Win Upchurch Glen Oak Okla Dr. King B. Kineston

Social and Personal Notes From East of Town

Miss Jane Hughes visiting from California spent time with St. Louis friends. Her brother George plans to stay in a tent this winter to regain his health. R C Morriss returned from New Orleans after attending the deep waterway convention with the Taft river flotilla. Mrs H F Thurston and son Kenneth came home from a week with Roadhouse relatives. Sister Mrs M Smith, county superintendent, joined them after Topeka teachers meeting.

Herman Schlaefer Jane Hughes California St. Louis George R.C. Morriss New Orleans Memphis Morriss Troy H. F. Thurston Kenneth Roadhouse Thurston M. Smith Logan County Kansas

V Marry Wassell and list of residents tone

A long OCR style roster lists residents with ages and hometowns across multiple Illinois towns and nearby cities including Fort Smith Arkansas and St. Louis Missouri. Names appear with ages from 18 to 41 and origins from Alton to Collinsville Madison and Worden, with repeated entries and unclear formatting.

Marry Wassell Ft. Smith Ark Hattie Leon Dr. Garner St. Louis Luella Goller Leon Smith Hamburg Elizabeth Lammers Chester Wm. Guthrie East St. Louis Altheda Mitchell John Schutte Collinsville Victoria Phil J. FH. Sisson Bethalto Emma Westerhold Alton Wm. Tesar Ciisecceereee Maryville Barbara Vanek Edwardsville W.G. Darvell Grafield Wash Nona Barnett Albert Bisto Eee Venice Mariana Mazur Madison T. J. Maher Brooklyn Julia Conway Albert Eisele Gertrude Sehink Roy Hunter Alton Edith S. Young Alton Frederick Teason Alton Alton Alton Helen M. White John Michael Hilda Rosenberger Alton Lewis Barbey Ebbie Cunningham Ralph Adams Kansas City Mary Iqvans Granite City Albert Risto Sarre Ie Ripe NA Marianna Mazur John Mulvey Springfield Grace Herb Mathew Beker Mary Filarski St. Louis Co

Dr Shoop Restorative Aimed at Weak Nerves

A vintage health ad touts Dr Shoop Restorative for stomach heart and kidney weakness. It claims inside nerves control organs and urges a few days test. Pink Pain Tablets are promoted for head and "womanly" pains with a 20 for 25c offer.

Troy Market Prices From Friday’s Corrected Report

Wheat and corn prices listed per bushel with oats and straw per ton. Livestock values include cattle, hogs, spring lambs, calves per hundredweight and various fowl, butter and eggs per unit.

Youthful Troy prodigy paints Opera House scenery

Edwin Meiners a 15 year old Troy boy and son of Mr and Mrs William Meiners creates new stage scenery for the opera house. Two complete sets a wood and a kitchen scene showcase his talent, with a parlor scene in progress. The wood scene debuted at a Clark lecture and drew praise for color and realism. Meiners has long shown artistic ability, his home filled with crayon and canvas works. His work at the opera house is a notable home production by a young artist. Dr Shoops Cough Remedy is praised for safe, non harsh ingredients and suitability for children, sold by S Kingston.

Trojans

New express rate in Illinois boosts minimum parcel charge

A new Illinois express rate last week sets 50 cents as the minimum charge for any package, up from 40 cents. The change affects nearly every office statewide, with suggestive guidance to try a call for advertising results.

Illinois

Found A Place To Make Your Wants Known Cheaply

A terse notice invites readers to contact or write The Call to advertise wants and needs at low cost.

Notice to Hunters Bans Trespass on Premises In List

Notice to hunters and trespassers to refrain from entering the listed properties under penalty of the law. The undersigned names include Chris Diepholz T A Riggin Charles Schultze A N Riggin Frank Bauman Fred Tegtmeier Wm Langewisch Edwin Zenk Joseph Arth Tenatius Riggin Ienry Niehaus Benj Schultze Wm Ackermann John Dollinger Hampton Long Henry Horstmann Fred Fe Hartman John Howard Moritz Wendler Eugene Riggin Ienry Taake Chris Buhrmester John Flath Herman Schlaefer Adam Flath Jr George Flath. New names will be added to this list to run during hunting season for 15 cents each.

Chris. Diepholz T. A. Riggin Charles Schultze A. N. Riggin Frank Bauman Fred Tegtmeier Wm. Langewisch Edwin Zenk Joseph Arth Tenatius Riggin Ienry Niehaus Benj. Schultze Wm. Ackermann John Dollinger Hampton Long Henry Horstmann Fred FE. Hartman John Howard Moritz Wendler Eugene Riggin Ienry Taake Chris Buhrmester John Flath Herman Schlaefer Adam Flath, Jr George Flath

Heredity Quip From Chicago Post Remark

A Chicago Post item quotes a party two people discussing Gladys Miggles. They describe her as pretty but foolish, alleging her behavior stems from a mother who was a dress reformer and a father described as a rock the boat idiot.

Gladys Miggles Chicago Post

Also Mentioned on This Page

Methodist St. Paul’s Fellows Main Street Ward’s Don Peters Donk Wy Rliri Uy Richard & Co W. A. Rodenberg Jacob Hubler Highland Vandalia Erhardt Deimling George P. Barton James R. Fritts Ward Pin Social and Personal Troy Market Progidy Opera House Dr. Shoop Jacob Nobbs Jolstein Louis Sndhbolf Wm. Meiners James N. Jarvis Aneif J. F. Jarvis A. F.seligman Charles Wandling Fritts’ Meat Market J. R. Fritts Prop Corinth ST Louis Garlee Pants M. F. Auwarter General Merchandise
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