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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1916

Page

6

Laws of the Road: Automobile Inspectors Appointed

Illinois appoints automobile inspectors in counties to enforce motor vehicle laws and safety rules. Troy officials Edw. H. Klein and R. C. Morriss receive commissions. inspectors report violations to the state attorney. The piece urges drivers to observe Safety First guidelines amid high fatalities and injuries in Cook County.

Edw. H. Klein R. C. Morriss Stephenson Troy Illinois Cook County Lewis G. Stephenson Secretary of State

Calla Lilly Dairy Company Forming in Illinois

Edwardsville Intelligencer reports a Calla Lilly Dairy Company is filing articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Stephenson. L A Spies of St. Louis and attorneys C W Terry and M D Powell of Edwardsville are incorporators with $50 000 capital. The plan covers milk production, herd management at the Cally Lilly farm in St Jacob, cattle sanitarium, and herds in southern county and on Clayton and Manchester roads in St Louis. Spies also leads Union Dairy Company of St Louis, aiding steady product sales.

Edwardsville St. Jacob Spies St. Louis Snnes Union Dairy Company of

Ringling Bros Circus to Perform in East St. Louis

Ringling Bros announced afternoon and night shows on Monday September 18 in East St. Louis with Cinderella the fairyland spectacle, 1000 performers, Banet of the Fairies with 300 dancers, 400 acrobats, and a large animal show. The Menagerie totals 1009 wild animals with 41 elephants and 800 horses. The event includes 60 clowns and a three mile morning parade. The circus will also appear in Alton on September 15. The St. Jacob Commercial Club plans an October Madison County Farmers Institute with a 26 piece band and active committees.

Ringling Bros. Circus East St. Louis Bros Ringlings America Alton St. Jacob Commercial Club Madison County Farmers, Institute Glao

The Knocker's Prayer for a Town's Stagnation

A man laments his decades of opposing growth in his town. He admits lying and blocking new businesses to preserve his influence and warns that sidewalks and streets may be built near his property. He pleads for divine help to keep the town from expanding, even at the cost of money and community progress.

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Social notes and local life in Troy area news

Brief items report births to Steve Lesco and Fred Woodward families, Labor Day shifts and closures for Troy Exchange Bank and post office, Madison County Rural Letter Carriers meeting at Godfrey, and local school openings. Also noted are a Collinsville bank's 25th anniversary building opening and assorted social events, visits, and community notices around Troy, St Jacob, and Collinsville.

Steve Lesco Madison County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association Godfrey McCray-Dewey Troy Exchange Bank Thomas McAdoo Fred Woodward Los Angeles Cal Woodward Watter Kersey Troy State

Troy Social Notes Highlight Visits From Area Families

A string of visitors and relativesanz from St. Louis Edwardsville Collinsville and Lebanon fill Troy social pages. Miss Buckley and Miss Julia Barnett joined Troy friends while Catherine Moore and Mary Mossmann hosted kin from Casayville. Several families hosted guests from East St. Louis and Johnson City with travel to Garden City. The piece also notes nurse training school invitations Davenport Iowa and political campaign stopovers by Editor Spencer and Judge Streuber.

Frank Maletz, Sr St. Louis Ruth Cramer Collinsville Goldie Allen O'Fallon EB. N. Michael St. Jacob M. F. Auwarter Wim. Herrin Eliza Wild Claude Pritchett Paul Gerling James Pike Paul Hoelschar Floyd Stedgrass Plorence Ester Dettmar Esther Blanche Hiffert Anieta Drol Ethel Joseph August Beutel, Sr Carlinville Charles Bender F. K. Liermenn Charles Nelsor Henry Peters M. Rule Vera Troy Mes James E A. Cootsmeyer Glammeyer Julia Barnett Edwardsville Hannah Morgan Beguelin Casayville Mary Mossmann Daniel Shea Florence Schiller James Shea Wm. Schmidt Kate Fehmel Jeanette Irene Alice Jones Lebanon Frier A. R. Snodgrass Henry Woods Maria Handfiild P¢rence Hall Atheria Strong Alice Voelker Bun Mitchell Trey Mary Rigein Wm. Cellins Wesley Sandies Lee Foster Forest Foster Ella Hollis Janesville Wis Ruth Kingile Trenton Wm. Hollis and Sons August Ritcher John W. Taylor Hazel James W. Taylor Gene Bader L. Courmno T. Evers C. H. Schlesner Edw. H. Klein Rachael Arthur Julius Hampton Long Velma Long Henry Faitz Elmer C. Faitz Walter Burksville Fred Braun St. Luke's Training School For Davenport Iowa Hildagrade Anderson Thomas McAdoo Spencer The Highland Leader J. P. Streuber Highland Judge Streuber

Court House Items and Probate Proceedings Update

Court and probate notices list inventories approved for W. D. H. Busse A. O. Dencker Homer Enos Julius Marti and others. Claims allowed for Julius Marti and Annie M. Bryant. Various guardianships and final reports noted with balances and attorney bonds. New circuit court cases include multiple divorces and disputes. Real estate transfers recorded for Staegel Hug Terry Morriss and others. Continued on page 6.

D. H. W. Busse A. O. Dencker Homer Enos Julius Marti G. H Anna Dargis Annie M. Bryant Henry Brockmann Zeline H. Catame Homer Enos Et al Guardian E. A. Burris Wm. A. Haskell Lester Fishere Minor Harretta C. Bosz Ward Indwig Goshariun Charles Sowell Ann Susan Brown Mann Walter Kaleszewski Mary Swan E. E. Conner Henry Bade W. Bade

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