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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1906

Page

7

Court house items and real estate transfers listed

An itemized record shows court actions for deceased estates with final reports bonds and appointments, plus a long list of real estate transfers in Edwardsville Collinsville New Douglas and related areas including tract descriptions and monetary values. Names include Henry Ostermeier Barbara Schramm Jona Tesekera Peter Everts and many more with executors administrators guardians and witnesses.

J. F. Rebeck R. J. Brown Barbara Schramm Jona Tesekera J. G. Miller J. E. Widmer Fred Starbeck Louis Koch Fred Siegrist Edward Conway James Conway James Wieduwilt James Rhoades Henry Roffman Willie Breunam Daniel Emde KK. G. Schlegel H. B. Helmkamp Henry Knoche Christian Knoche H. H Helmkamp K. G. Schiegel Sweg Pon

Garden City Vision Versus City Street Life

An editorial urges using railroads to create garden cities with suburban parks and curved avenues to improve health. It advocates architect designed cottage clusters and express trains linking workers to homes while praising a Chicago Clean City club promoting daily street cleanup by children.

Olathe Sidewalk Cleanliness Drive Under Mayor Ogg

Women’s clubs in Olathe helped pass an ordinance making spitting on sidewalks illegal. Signs were posted citywide and the health board, led by Mayor Ogg, enforced the rule. A first offender, a farmer, was frightened by a city sign and avoided sidewalks for months. The result is cleaner sidewalks and vigilant enforcement.

Kannan Olathe Hodge Kansas City Star Les Ten Thia Board of Health Ogg

Women Beautify Park in Laporte Pennsylvania

A thousand women of Laporte led by the Village Improvement Society cleansed and planted the central park, using rakes and hoes. They transformed a rubbish filled space into tidy grounds with new flower beds ferns and attractive seating. No park improvements were adopted despite the turnout.

Laporte Vilage Improvement Society Crounds

Certificates for Civic Association youth members issued

Distorted text notes certificates of membership for the boys and girls auxiliary to the American Civic Association. Distributes lists by city schools and training schools. Certificates are well made, signed with seal, to be framed. holders pledge to improve their city under teacher guidance.

Will Dillon Joe Sexgroni Mrs. Britton S Poand Civic Provenient Association American Civic Association Bond Gad Wrade Teschers

Disappointed Legislature Candidate Prefers Earlier Plans

An old farmer recounts Jim's failed bid for the legislature and disillusionment after a long persuasive session on the railroad bill. Jim, seeking cash and political gain, grew frustrated and proposed a bill restricting fishers in state waters during July and August. The tale closes with a plug for DeWitt's Little Early Risers and S Kingston selling them.

Jim Capitol Jeff

Titles of Novels and the House Theme

The author notes the recurring house motif in recent novels and compares trends from The House with the Seven Gables to newer titles like The House with the Green Shutters and the House of Souls. He quips that novelists seek luck in familiar words, hoping for popularity from such patterns.

Greg Elizabeth Jane

Left Handed Syria and a Widow’s Doctor Joke

Aptor Sinclair, author of The Jungle, calls a remark left handed. He recalls a physician who boasted of saving Jones and jokes how the widow might have been saved earlier. The quip underscores a sly, ironic compliment.

Syria Aptor Sinclair Mr. Sinclair Jones John

Innovation in England parish seats for boating costumes

Patrick declares he will reserve special seats in the parish church on Sunday mornings in the southwest gallery for those in boating costume. He hopes to include those in bathing costumes and to ensure their casuaes stay dry, aiming to accommodate varied attire without disrupting services.

England Patrick Thames Ditton

Souvenir Post Cards At The Capitol Office

Readable postcard souvenir items from Troy listed at the Capitol office, highlighting local commemoratives and collectible cards. The card collection emphasizes regional imagery and historical scenes for visitors and collectors.

Troy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Ostermeier H. A. Betz Wm. P. Sullen J. P. Streuber Henry Miller Peter Everts, Sr H. Everts Henry Schmidt Peter Everts, Jr John Everets Carl Everts Henry Johnson August Prange Mary A. Williamson Alice V. Collins Clay Street Eve Warnock Coventry Place Edwardsville Thomas Denny G. H. Pierson Leclaire Louis Hartung Caroline Kem Main Street C. H. Stacker Fred Zipprodt Edward Feutz Mary M. Siegrist Highland Sorento Building and Loan Agsn Mionie Fichland A. Foster New Douglas Wm. Smercina Justice Smercina Jos. Koepple W. F. Spitze W. F. Poos Bernice W. Anderson W. K. Anderson Minnie Fichland Allan New ‘Douglas AD. Anderson Lydia L. Anderson F. Dubach C. Gilomen Justine Smercina Marie McDowell E. W. Collins Collinsville Edward Burgener H. H. Look H. J. Schurman Edgar Bh.h. Look H. J. Schurmaon Walter Bitzer G. M. McCormick J. H. Schurman Jos. Higginbotham Fred Traun Fletcher Heights Henry Neiger Pauline Hermann Combs J. L. Willoughby H. P. Willoughby Riebold’s Garden Hull House Chicago Clean City Club The Chicago Tribune Gertrude Howe Britton Sidney A. Schultz Lena Weseman Hugh Bowers St. Louis Lula Clark Wm. McCormick Elizabeth Coles W. H. Kennedy Pin Oak Wither Howard Jarvis Julius Neubauer Troy Augusta Russeler Troy C.R. Matthews White Hall Mary Burns O. J. Richey Alton Rosa Little Alton E. W. Fanning Alton Bertha Carter Alton Charles Mayfield Jane Miller Alton Edward Green Grace Jackson Alton William Moss Hester Mayow Alton G. W. Woods Altan Mattie Gla Pearl Springer W.L. Thomason Granite City Ada Braswell Edward Martie Lora Coffelt Welcome, Mo. L Dillingham Honolulu Nora Burroughs S. Kingston Kennedy Igist, Troy,ll Statesman DeWitt Aicken W. P. Baer & CO ST. Jacob, Ill Neal Acme White Lead & Color Works Detroit Mich H.F. Kueker & Son Lumber & Building Materials Misses Sraun & Miller
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