Creamery in Troy Plans Are Made for Milk Trade
A Troy meeting of businessmen and farmers discussed establishing a creamery similar to St. Jacob. L A Spies of St Jacob spoke on dairying and presented plans for a local pasteurizing plant or shipping station, needing 26000 pounds of milk daily and a nearby site near the Vandalia railroad. Active work starts next week with milk marketing by pledged shippers and a box car from Vandalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rieder's Opera House
L. A. Spies
St. Jacob
Union Dairy Company of
St. Loui
Vamdalin
Vanedalia Roul
Union Dairy Company
St. Louis
Spies
Highland Conddensaries
Shoe Co's Annual Meeting Reports Progress in Local Industry
At the Troy Shoe Company annual meeting held Monday at the factory office, officers were elected: R. C. Morriss president, Theo Guennewig vice president, W. Cook treasurer, and H. Whitt secretary. Officer reports praised progress with more orders than anticipated and a factory kept busy for months as Mayer to stay on as manager and traveling representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Shoe Company
R. C. Morriss
Theo Guennewig
W W. Cook
Dw. Hf. Whitt
Mayer
Capaslt Iof
Troy Shoe Company poised to expand regional industry
The Troy Shoe Company is presented as a local industry of notable size with plans that suggest growth ahead. Despite initial plant operation difficulties, current efforts are expected to yield a larger production scale and broader market reach in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Troy Shoe Company
Quail Season Opens Amid Legislative Uncertainty
Quail season opened Thursday with many hunters taking advantage of the first day. Quail are plentiful this year and demand a heated opening. State Game Warden J A Wheeler clarifies the law noting quail cannot be hunted on November 10 or December 10, as those days fall in the closed season per recent amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wheeler
Less-than-24-Hour Train Announced Between St Louis and New York
The Pennsylvania railroad introduces a less-than-24-hour train between New York and St Louis. It departs New York at 2:00 p.m. eastern and arrives in St Louis at 11:47 p.m. western time, a 23 hour 47 minute schedule. The service will start Monday with first class postal cars, plus additions at Philadelphia and Warmshare. Connections from St Louis will link to Kansas City mail cars and onward to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Lake Pom
Philadelphi
Warmshare
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Death Claims Young Lady Myrtle Vanhooser
Myrtle Vanhooser youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Vanhooser formerly of Troy died Friday evening at her Olive township home after a lingering illness at age 17 years 10 months 1 1 days She was born in Troy March 21 and attended school there after moving to Worden She joined the Baptist church at Worden in July 1908 and was baptized by the Meyd wards of Gillespie Survived by her parents one sister and one brother Funeral was held last Sunday conducted by Reverend Spru ling interment in Olive cemetery Also note Mrs B W Schwarz of Edwardsville daughter of Mr and Mrs Sr Denobo was partially burned at her home last Saturday from a cooking accident Details say icing overturned and she suffered burns on hands arms and face requiring bandaging and days of incapacitation for housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Vanhooser
Win Vanhooser
Troy
Olive Township
Worden
Baptist Church
Meydwards
Gillespie
Reve Sprulding
Olive Cemetery
B. W. Sehwacy
Edwardsville
Sr. Denobo
St Pauls Parochial School Wins First Edwardsville Piano Test
St Pauls parochial school of Troy beat St Boni faces Catholic school Edwardsville First Presbyterian Sunday school Edwardsville and Bapt fist Sunday school Alhambra in Edwardsville Intelligencer piano can test. The contest ran months with 32 entrants and ended last Saturday. A large booster delegation crowned St Pauls, with Prof G E B Weller Swann and J W Garnet among judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Pauls Evargreliea
Luthearan Parochial School
Edwardsville
Fist
Alhambra
St. Pauls
G. EB. Weller
Swann
J. W. Garnet
St. Pauls School
St. Janl’s School
C. E. Kellermann
W. Schreiner
J. C. Strassen
J. W Giernet
Wim. Ackermann
IL TF. Wacker
Werman Schmacker
Fred Meier
Henry Giesakine
Rev Billy Sunday to Lead Revival Meetings in St Louis
Church notices report Rev Billy Sunday has accepted an invitation to visit St Louis and lead revival meetings. Rev F I Buechmann is named for a Lutheran pastorate in Millstadt. Rev HL EF Gilbert to begin Baptist appointment with sermons on Prophecy and a path of righteousness. A German Evangelical service topic is The Glory of Christ, with a congregational meeting planned after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Ministerial Association
Fast St. Lewis
F. i. Buechmann
Millstadt
Lutheran Synod
Ilinois
St. Paul's Evauretiert Shureh
Broekmeier
Blaff Road
HL EF
Gilbert
F. i. Mittendorf
Narrow Escape in Well at Wedderroth Residence
Daniel Peterman fell into a well while a pipe separation caused a fall risk. Will Jarvis and Nettie aided the rescuer during the hoisting and first aid. Peterman suffered a broken finger and severe hand injuries possibly needing amputation. a blow to the head was narrowly averted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Péterain
Peterman
Henry Clark A Play Ball Lecture Impresses Troy Crowd
Henry ark the water lecturer appeared at Rieder's opera house for a Stor wai tertainment course show in Troy. Clark treated the audience to an imaginative baseball life lesson amid vivid oratory. The event drew strong attendance and favorable notices in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ark
Rieder
Opera House
Troy
Clark
Etern Jole
Rendy Obhamor
Tishmann
Yeedles
McIntyre
Wenson
Sveh Ag
Ferenson
Dixie
Visting residents and guests in St. Louis area
A long list of visitors and travelers is noted with many names from St. Louis Edwardsville Collinsville Pocahontas and nearby towns. Individuals such as Julius DeWrees Mrs James Bone Henry Stokke Catherine Rauber Ada Keown and Eugene Morriss are mentioned visiting or returning from trips plus relatives and friends visiting in St Louis Trenton and Marine areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius DeWrees
St. Louis
James Bone
Henry Stokte
Henry Pratt
PM. Essenpreis
Crow V Pierr
Catherine Rauber
Thomas Taylor
Ada Keown
Sunnday
Eugene Morriss
O'Fallon
A. Allen
Pocahontas
Valentine Ottwei
Jacob Schaffer
Trenton
Louis Strickhoff
Trojans
Marini
Mary Struckhoff
Mes
Hernia Royden
Edwardsville
Woo
Jarvis Telah
Ann Leavekind
Milwaukee
Wie
Carroll
Caltinsvill
Ames
Mors Rokr
Mir
Wisk Buettmor
Ales
Ad Mares
Gilberts
Mar
Apel
Tadius Baceh
Calineville
Hiv
Sweeney
RB Ehurel
East St. Louis
Valentine Ottwets
Autne -Todt Maria
Marine
Sandayre
Circuit and Probate Court October term lists
Court house items show Madison county circuit court and probate licenses for October term. Names from multiple towns appear for juries and new cases including Bridges vs Shoe Co and Wallace vs Wallace. Several criminal and civil matters are scheduled or disposed, with numerous divorces and trespass actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Circuit Court
Jr. FL Bridges
Troy Shoe Co
Wm. H. Pence
Edward Pence
Henry Vendrietks
R. A. Hoffpat
Daisy Wallace
Charles Wallaice
James Killis Pollard
Margaret Vallard
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Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Pommer
Pashtes
Mra. Schwarz
Mississippi
Dante Peterman
ST. Paul's Lutheran School
Mack Peterman
MwCall
St. Louis Globe
Republic. Post+Dispatch
Star of Times
Daniel Peterman
Colin
Vi Daly
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Eost
Amelia Joseph
Joseph
Gustave J. Witzit
Sullivan Avenue
Re Kennedy
Peter L. Sprehart
Caroline Witzie
Mrs. Witzig
Lincoln Vende
Ida Meldmeier
Josh
Aroist Meledeeder
Michiel
John Gast
ft @elock
bin Ok
FU. Mittencdort
Germtat
Churesh
Medige
Bost
Pin Oak
Phoee Sehmacker
Dane
Stephenson
Cina Age de Geste
Atwitdsville Intelligencer
Raseh
Barnshack
Tarnshack
Fred
George Frederick
Illinois
Merry Workers of the
Presbyterian Church
Braner
Vroy
Maple Grove
Circuit and Probate Court
Circuit Court
Joseph West
Larrington
Joseph Pelcher
Robert Barna
Hinde & Hinde
MS Madanski & Sons
Evan Bonefli
Granite City National Bank
Trever
Benbow City
Joseph Betler
Clruyd
Boyd Whimbing and Weating Co
Charles Glass
Abetien
Geller
Lleding Koolfenberns
Trespuiss
Johar Muttach
Nast St. Lois & Suburban
Tressiashs
Chandos
Eullis
Sulavhan
Hadley
Henry Watson
Chancery
Mamett DePass
Ellie She
Mary Hirher
J. Maher
Dietendate
Novener
Helena Byendle
Berta Hrondlee
Deere
Dosequ Huta
PS Lene
Preavie Stoddiut
Corms Sintsy Vistisse L
Trassic
Walter Fraser
Divoree
Megyiv Springfield
Ti Po Springfieki
Adi
Charles Isek
Agnes MM
Olek
Urardes Behm
Nore Bobo
Hessie
Vivier
Jatos
Chores Borran
Pheresa Thiers
Phish Sebtestos
I Selle Naw
Minnie Ghd
Dobn Cheek
W. Ed. Ray
Nettie Rast Tate Chien
Verneo Churens Agta la Sard
Peter Basur
A Seyreur
Mierenier Sovmouc
George Dimiteoff
Ivened Dimitroff
Wilma Evnolus Peedrat Reyvnold
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