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Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1912

Page

2

Local items from Edwardsville area news brief

A collection of short notices reports on property work, court duties, and local incidents. Jacob Wittmann begins a new residence on Market street while John Kirsch Jr. serves in Edwardsville circuit court. Anton Kolar dies in a Henrietta mine accident caused by a trapped door. Dierking plans a household goods sale before moving to Mt. Olive. A registration review in Jarvis township offers last chance to register. D. M. Sullivan killed near Mt. Olive after falling from a railway engine. Miss Mary and Miss Dee Elliott suffer a fall when a horse-drawn buggy is startled by bricks near W. W. Sarvis residence. Frisse notes record blackberry crop near Alhambra as harvest peak.

Mra Adella Hampton ATES Troy Hous Furnishing ‘Co Agenta Highland Marble Works Jacob Wittmann Market Street John Kirsch, Jr Edwardsville Albert Rieder Elizabeth Dierking Mt. Olive Harry Dierking Anton Kolar Henrietta Frank Kolar Kolar Jarvis Township D. M. Sullivan Litchfield & Madison Railway Misses Mary Dee Elliott W. W. Sarvis Miss Mary Miss Ellott Highland Journal Herman Frisse Alhambra Journal Frisse

Rally Day Exercises at M E Church Sunday Evening

church members of the Sabbath school invite all to attend Rally Day events at the M E church Sunday evening. The Frauenverein of the German Evangelical church plans a bazaar and supper November 15 in the Presbyterian Church basement. Profs Kelehmann Schreiner and Rucker returned from Cheater after attending a Lutheran Synod meeting as St. Pauls representatives. Elder Lawley of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints began a two week series at Saints hall on Main, denying ties to Utah Mormonism. Dr Brown of the Presbyterian church will speak on The Language Wonder, the second in a series on The Seven Wonders of the Modern Missionary World.

M. E Frauenverein German Evangelical Church Presbyterian Church C. KE. Kelehmann C. Schreiner H. F. Rucker Cheater Lutheran Synod St. Paul's F. L. Lawley Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Saints’ Hall Main Street Mormon Church of Utah E. J. Brown

Fire Threatens Great Western Chemical Plant

A fire broke out at the Great Western Chemical Company reduction plant in Stallings in the extractor building. The iron and steel structure suffered destruction of a department, with inflammable materials suspected as the cause. The blaze occurred last Saturday night and odors from the plant have been noted previously.

Great Western Chemical Company Stallings

Tax Facts for Illinois Urges Uniform Property Tax

Allen Ripley Foote of the National Tax Association argues for a uniform property tax rule to reduce burdens on real estate and shift taxes onto intangible property. He cites higher revenue from such a shift and warns strict enforcement could drive money to other states and raise borrowing costs for Illinois businesses.

Illinois Saya Allen Ripley Foote National Tax Association Ilinois Special Tax Commission Civic Federation the Temple Chicago Foote The Federation Harrison B. Riley Illinois Special Tax Commission Banka

No Private Pledges Corrupt Open Session Politics

A fragment discusses open sessions for pledges by candidates for the general assembly. It argues against private organizations pressuring pledges and urges candidates to speak plainly and use their judgment. It also critiques constitutional pledges and notes concerns about taxation of personal property versus real estate. The piece cites B Riley of the Illinois Special Tax Commission.

General Assembly Landle B. Riley Ge the Tminois Spacial Tax Commission

Local socials and political notes from Marine area

Marine and surrounding residents were seen visiting relatives and guests at Springfield. A Republican mass meeting occurred at Turner hall with speakers Thomas Williamson and J. ve E. Marsh, while a Democratic meeting drew Wm. N. Baltz E B Glass and D. J. Sullivan. Mrs Catherine Wilbold, 76, died at Jacksonville hospital. funeral held in Marine Catholic cemetery with daughter Mrs A Schreiber and stepsons Willam and Ben Wilbold.

Althea -Schmidt - Aggat Saainey Louis Turner Mra G. FA . Veatoh Springfield Br JS HL Neatoh Anthony" Koehasmann Henry Grotefendt Highlands John Hoffmann Mansfield Alhambra George Neudecker John Conrad J. Jansen Edwin Deibert St. Louis Marine Henry Brandes Henry Gehra Missouri Trisco John Munday Nora Vollrath D. J. Sullivan Catherine Wilbold Engelbert Wilbold Jacksonville Wilbold A. Schreiber Edwardsville Willam Ben Wi Hold Marine Catholic Celetery

Local residents Anne Miller and Hartlieb tales in St Jacob

Ben Long and Philip Hartlieb spent Sundays in Highland and Florida respectively. Mrs. Anna Miller visited in St Louis, while Wm Kircheis traveled there Sunday. Mrs Theo Thulman came from Indiana to visit relatives. Oscar Appel visited Cuba Mo. A barn dance was announced for Saturday at Fried Nell Valentine Becker’s home. George Eckert and Samuel McCallen were among visitors from St Louis and Ma rissa. Myvider mill will operate Tuesdays and Fridays this season.

Ben Long Highland Philip Hartlieb Florida Anna Miller St. Louis Wm. Kircheis St. Jacob Theo. Thulman Indiana Oscar Appel Louis Bollmann Cuba Fred“Nell Valentine Becker Greenville Samuel McCallen R. A. Buchman Marissa

Heating Stoves Ad Promotes Cole’s Original Hot Coal Bin

Roy House Furnishing Co advertises Cole’s Original Hot Coal Bin with claims of precise fire control and long coal burn. The message touts growing popularity and a forecast to double sales this year while inviting customers to select a heater for Easter readiness.

Cole ROY House Furnishing Co

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