Troy Weekly Notice and Post Office Mailing Info
The Troy Weekly announces its mailing at Troy Illinois as second class matter. Subscribers should report missed issues to the office. Notices of entertainments with fees will run at regular rates. ads continue until ordered out. Sample copies are free on request. Legal notices should be published by instructing attorneys to ensure compliance. Kinloch 4.
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Troy
Ilinois
Troy Wretty Call
Prov
Kinloch
Evelyn Thaw Retirement and Postal Rate Change
The piece notes Evelyn Thaw has retired and invites the congregation to sing an old ballad. It also mentions a long‑advocated reduction in international postage, lowering letters from five to two cents starting October 1, with the San Francisco to London route now covering about 6,000 miles at the new rate.
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Evelyn Thaw
United States
England
San Francisco
London
USGS Estimates World Coal Production in 1907
A United States Geological Survey advance chapter from Mineral Resources of the United States Calendar Year 1907 by E W Parker places world coal production at 1,209,184,109 short tons for 1907 with the United States contributing about 39.7 percent.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
E. W. Parker
Stephen A. Douglas Dies in Chicago at 56 After Address
Stephen A. Douglas, son of the late statesman, died suddenly Thursday evening at his Chicago home after delivering an address in Galesburg for the fiftieth Lincoln Douglas anniversary. He was 56 and planned to recite his father’s famous speech at the Lincoln Douglas celebration in Alton next week.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Chicago
Galesburg
Douglas
Alton
Highland Light Receipts Fall Short of Expenditures
The Highland light plant shows September receipts of 465.62 against expenditures of 538.88. After crediting street lighting at 265.25, the net figure remains 191.99 in the red, per the light committee report.
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Troy
Highland
Constitutional Amendment on Water Power Leases Ten Year Valuation
The amendment to be voted on in November aims to protect taxpayer rights by limiting water power leases to ten years or subjecting them to re valuation every decade. It argues that as coal fields deplete, electricity will gain value and state income should rise.
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Illinois
Our Dumb Animals Empowers Humane Educator Angell
The article highlights George T. Angell of Boston publisher of Our Dumb Animals for forty years. It notes his lifelong advocacy for animals, his enduring vitality in old age, and the paper’s policy of refusing advertisements to preserve independence. The piece frames Angell as a world renowned humane educator with broad reach to editors and readers nationwide.
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Mentary
Boston
Pst
George T. Angell
Angell
Washington Letter on a Tuberculosis Immunity Breakthrough
Washington notes from October 3 describe the International Tuberculosis Congress in session. Secretaries and presidents host discussions as scientists claim a serum may immunize against tuberculosis, with key researchers from Kansas, Colorado, Japan, France, Vienna, and New York presenting radical ideas and animal testing results.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Bryan
Washington
Prese
International Tuberculosis Congress
Root
Willard’s
Tuberculosis Congress
International Congress of Physicians
M. A. Barber
University of Kansas
Gerald B. Webb
W. W. Williams
Colorado Springs
T. Ishigami
Institute For Infectious Diseases
Osaki
Japan
A. Calmette
Pasteur's Institute
France
J. Bartell
Vienna
Ministry of Education
Congress
Edward R. Baldwin
Saranac Lake
H. Noguchi
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Barber
Trudeai
Elmer A. Perry Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor
Elmer A. Perry born Mt. Sterling Illinois March 31 1861. He studied at Valparaiso University earning an A B. Perry served as city attorney in 1893 1895 1897 and was elected to the Illinois legislature in 1894 1896 and 1898 where he led opposition to harmful street railway legislation. He declined to run after the 40th assembly but was nominated for lieutenant governor on the Alschuler ticket in 1900. He moved to Springfield in 1901 to practice law and reentered politics in 1904 earning the nomination by a forty three thousand vote majority.
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Elmer A. Perry
Mt. Sterling
Illinois
Valparaiso University
Alschuler
Springfield
Inoculation Trials with Tubercle Germs Reported
The article notes experiments where guinea pigs were inoculated with a germ linked to tuberculosis and later found to show lesions post mortem. It mentions attempts to test therapeutic value by inoculating tuberculous rabbits fed living tubercle bacilli to gauge cures.
Ada Croom Endorses King’s New Discovery Cure
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of Croom Hotel Vaughn Miss says after months of severe cough and consumption she tried Dr Kings New Discovery. Three bottles cured her. The remedy is praised worldwide and sold at Kingston’s drug store 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free. Pineules for the Kidneys touted with 30 days trial 1.00 claiming blood purification and relief from kidney and bladder troubles. Kingston.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom
Vaughn, Miss
Kingston
Beee Laxative Cough Syrup Endorsed for Coughs
A description promotes Beee Laxative Cough Syrup as quick relief for coughs colds hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. It is advertised as gentle and pleasant to take with mothers especially recommending it for children. Kingaton.
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Kingaton
The St. Louis Times Promotion Offer
The St Louis Times is offered at 300 per month through agent Daniel Peter man. Prime terms include monthly service via Daniel Peter man as the selling agent.
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St. Louis Times
Daniel Peterman
Notice to Subscribers Seey Ty cee The Call
Under Postoffice Department ruling weekly papers overdue by one year are not mailable at second class rates The Call will discontinue sending papers when arrears reach one year and bills readers to bring accounts current To avoid discontinuation check the date beside your name on the wrapper and pay promptly
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Postoffice Department
Old German test of a lad’s future and ads payoff tale
A story recalls a German father testing his son by whiskey Bible and dollar. The boy chooses the Bible, the dollar and drinks the whiskey, sparking a misread as a future politician. A joke edition shares editor wit about a chicken gift and a paying advertising claim with a Kansas man praising ads.
New Life Pillar Boosts Maine Family Health
L A Bartlet of Guilford Maine says the family has enjoyed good health for three years after using Dr Kings New Life Pillar. The product cleanses and tones the system gently. Available for 25 at Kingston's drug store.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
Kingston
Amad in The Call Classified Column Boosts Troy Readers
Amad in The Call's Classified column is expected to engage residents of Troy and nearby areas. The piece notes broad appeal and praises the gold cure as having little objection even from the sober segment.
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Amad
Troy
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