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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

5

Factory Progresses Toward Troy Shoe Plant Opening

Progress on organizing a Troy shoe factory continues with a possible end to construction next week. Stock subscribers discussed site offers from Vandalia and Troy Eastern roads plus Mian Street. A five year lease proposal for a brick factory, two committees, and a plan to raise capital to 15000 were noted as plans move forward. A railroad shipping committee will visit St. Louis to explore facilitation options. A president and officers remain to be chosen.

Troy I. W. Cook Vandalia Troy & Eastern Deimling Bros Troy & Enattern Pauley & Bons Granite City Propos Board of Commissioners A. Mayer R. C. Morriss Edw. H. Klein M. F. Auwarter Thes. Guennewig St. Louis

Adam Feldner Dies at 80 in Le Claire Funeral Held

Adam Feldner longtime resident of this city died Monday at noon at his son in law Benjamin Metzger’s residence in Le Claire after a fall injury led to bone infection. He was 80 years old four months and eighteen days. Funeral service was Thursday at Eden Evangelical church Le Claire with Rev H F Mittendorf officiating and interment at Woodlawn cemetery Edwardsville. Feldner was born in Germany on June 7, 1848 and emigrated to America via New York City.

Adam Feldner Benjamin Metzger Leclaire Metager Eden Evangelical Church H. F. Mittendorf Woodlawn Edwardsville Germany Amerika New York City J. C. Gebauer St. Louis Henry Riggin Collinsville Thomas Taylor B. F. Cramer St. Jacob E. J. Giger Marine Troy Jesse Anderson Mt. Vernon Nellie Collins Ma H. Wood Agul Bow. Jarvis and Sons Greeney Amanda Kuhn A. Elvist John Schoeck Mira Emma J. Schoeck M. FE. Armstrong Oftush Springs Okla Maria Smith Pin Oak Thomas McAdoo Alice Blanchard Greenville David Llewellyn Catherine Enly F. Tilley Fr. Moore Johnson City T. W. Cook A. Mayer Edw. W. Klein Francesco Taylor Spokane Wash Ernest Hampton Adella Braun Lena Rivers Imperial Theatre Charles Voelker Milton Allen Leta Vetter Brest Haviin's Martin Daib Shelbyville J. F. Kircher J. A. Sehwind Mulberry Grove Con Campion F. E. Linder Southern Winois Dental Society

Ballot Tuesday Brings Record Sized Election Ballot

The ballot to be used next Tuesday is a record breaker for size, two by two feet, with nine parties and 306 candidates. The women’s section lists 22 candidates across six parties. Bill is expected to win the presidency, though some will be surprised by the outcome.

Republican Democratic Prohibitionist Socialist Socialist Labor Independence United Christian People's Prohibition Bill

Last Republican Meeting At Rieders House Ended Campaign

The Republican Campaign Club held a large meeting at Rieder's opera house with Congressman W A Rodenberg as speaker. He reviewed the administration and urged re election while scoring East St Louis opponents. Music by U M W A band and Troy Glee Club plus campaign songs finished the program. A Democratic Club finale is planned for Fortnight with John Z White and E Breese Glass on deck and W J Bryan phono speeches expected.

Republican Campaign Club Rieder W. A. Rodenberg East St. Louis Troy Glee Club KR. L. Dawson Bamuel Davis James Scott Joseph Cook Opera House John Z. White Chicago E. Breese Glass Edwardsville Simon Kellermann, Jr W. J. Bryan

Church and Society Prominent Union Meetings Reported

The W C T U and Y W C T U held gospel temperance and social meetings at local churches with readers, talks, and pledges. new members joined. Upcoming gatherings include a Y W C T U meeting, Ladies Aid quilting, and English services at St Pauls. Plus a bazaar planned by Merry Workers. An interrupted political speech note and Halloween cautions follow with local notices and events.

Baptist Church J. W. Cook I. J. Mills Wm. Lewis N. D. Sweeney M. E. Church Bessie Taylor Pearl Ward M. EB. Church Win. WE. Wild Mesdames M. F. Auwarter Lucy Foster August Mossman Madison County Worden St. Pauls Evangelical Loutheran Church Martin Daib Merry Workers of The Presbyterian Church

Are You Only Half Alive Kidney Health Ad

An advertisement asserts kidney trouble leaves people weak and half alive. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as restoring healthy kidneys and vitality, claiming weak individuals are revived. The Kingston notice urges refunds if not satisfied.

Foley Kingston

Entertainments Bring Local Notables and Festivities

A Wednesday eve program by M B church ladies features Major R H Hendershot and N J C Hendershot with historic drum items and local talent. Past events include a masque at Rieders Opera House by Mentor Temple and a grand Pocahontas masquerade at Franer's hall. Frauenverein and Ladies' Aid parties mark November social season.

M. B. Church R. H. Hendershot Rappahonock N. J 9Th Michigan Infantry Horace Greeley Winfield Scott United States Indianapolis Neosha Council No. 34 Degree of Pocahontas Franer’s Hall Trof Charmillett Orchestra of High-land

Halloween party planned at Braner's hall social

Invitations issued for a formal Hallowe en party this evening at Braner's hall promoted by Misses Ada Fries land and Mary Neville with features planned.

Braner’s Hall Ada Friesland Mary Neville

Court House Items Show Circuit and Probate Court dockets

New circuit court cases listed including Mary Rissi v Riasi divorce and Catherine Nolan v Nolan cruelty claims. Foreclosures, assumpsit and attachments appear with several default judgments and appeals. cases from Granite City to St Louis lines include village condemnations and railroad company disputes.

New Circuit Court Mary Rissi Joseph Riasi Bessie Deltour Edward Andersen Granite City Hayes Simon Et al Flory Prange & Sons Huebner Astroth Wesco Supply Co Scott Assumpsit Highland Brewing Co Monkett Roth Grocer Co Rosenberg Sampsit Star Brewing Judgmen Scence Psiemaen Alton Banking & Trust Co Schulz Anderson Randall Vs. St. L. & N. E. Ry. Co Wardein Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Jacobson & Gleitzman Wartzler Mandy Martin Weller Drorge Mitsareff Schoomkoff

Probate Actions and Guardian Appointments in Hillskotter

Probate proceedings before Judge Hillskotter include widow's award of 61325 for Joseph Kiesel, inventory approvals for Mary Kocur minor, multiple estates set for hearings on November 4 and 28, guardians named for minors Mamie Bryant and Ludwick Kilitz, releases and discharge of administratrix for Wm Hilebrand, letters issued to Tony Klitz and Norah Klitz, and December adjustment day for Anna Kocur. Continued on that page.

John &. Hillskotter Joseph Kiesel Mary Kocur J. €. Johnson Stupnel Walker Jirod Daudermann Idell Bryant Mamie KF. Bryant Andrew Katowsky W. OM. Lew Lucien Cappinger Minora Guardian W. Hilebrand Ludwick Kilitz Noranh Klitz Charles Klitz Tony Klitz

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Baltimore Feldner Wm. Stote Pin. Oak Township Elizabeth Benj. Metager Fred Feldner Greenwich Kan Henry Feldner Pin Oak Township German Evangelical Church Rodenberg Trigge New York Preas Nene Hallowe'en Young America Mentor Tenmply No Pythian Sisters Frauenverein John Riebold Mary Peters Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Warre W. McKee Edith Shaw Spring Valley Circuit Court Chancery Madison Spencer Et al
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