Brief News Notes From Troy and Surrounds
Local items report Dr. F W Braner with a new storm buggy, Thomas Jarvis taking a post in Mrs Heddergott's store, and J Allen closing stores early for Jewish New Year. An infant died, a new birth occurred in Collinsville, watermelons appear, and rural mail carrier leaves for two weeks with a substitute. Highland Fair draws visitors. a marriage license issued in Belleville. Dr Linders erects a concrete block building. ministers, a picnic at the fair, and a recovered ad prompt a call to use CALL Wants. City merchants pair evening hours in September. delegates to a Memphis waterway convention named. A chicken-house incident results in a near-miss, and Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as safe for colds. Options for Madison County Interurban Railway cited in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Braner
Thomas Jarvis
A. Heddergott
J. Allen
John Contratto, Jr
Troy
Hans Patriette
Collinsville
Fred S. Edwards
Wilbur Gerstenecker
DeWitt
S. Kingston
Belleville
Lee Gaskill
S. Kingston’s
Troy Exchange Bank
H. P. Hotz
Charles Hack
Edwardsville
Retail Merchants’ Association
Memphis
Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia Ad
A local advertisement urges stomach relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promotes Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia as a digestant that helps the stomach digest food, claims it strengthens health, and notes it is sold by S. Kingston. The piece also mentions a company board meeting in Highland and Jarvis township.
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Jarvis Township
Highland Monday
S. Kingston
Madison County Legislator William Montgomery dies at 59
Hon. William Montgomery Republican member of the Illinois Legislature from Madison County died at his Moro home after a two year kidney illness. Born September 30 1848 in Moro Township he spent most of his life there as a merchant postmaster and Big Four station agent. He leaves a wife and two sons A R Montgomery and W J Montgomery. Funeral at Moro Presbyterian Church with Masonic rites.
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William Montgomery
Madison County
Moro
Montgomery
Moro Township
Big Four Railroad
Illinois
A. R. Montgomery
W. J. Montgomery
Alton
Moro Presbyterian Church
Rev. Ritchey
Liberty Prairie
Masonic Fraternity
Weekly Weather Bulletin for Springfield Illinois
The week was warm with temperatures about 7 degrees above normal and many days in the 90s. State extremes reached 102 and 51 degrees. Showers occurred in the northern district on the 27th 29th and 30th and in the central district on the 26th 27th and 29th with 1.20 and 0.58 inches of rain respectively. scattered showers in the south, plentiful sunshine averaging 85 percent of possible.
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Springfield
Ill
Electric Bitters and Kodol For Indigestion Ad
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a malaria resistant aid for Panama Canal workers and promotes Kodol for Indigestion to aid digestion. It cites S Kingston as the druggist and lists ailments cured or prevented. It emphasizes stomach health and food digestion with claims of completeness and safety.
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Panama Canal
S. Kingston
Cubs rout Stars as Collinsville clash looms
The St. Jacob Cubs defeated the Pin Oak Stars 13 to 0 last Sunday at the former site. The Collinsville Regulars will face the Cubs in St. Jacob tomorrow, and the Calls challenge the Herald Sluggers of Collinsville tomorrow afternoon at Collinsville. Also promoting the Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday. Dan PeterMan, Agent. Wedding invitations at The Cat.
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St. Jacob
City Hall site bids. council approves routine treasurer reports
The Journal of Council records Sept 3 meeting actions. Treasurer Percy Wilkinson submitted August reports showing receipts from saloon and pool licenses and electric lights with total receipts of 3023.45 and expenditures of 887.93 leaving a balance of 2135.52. Finance committee favorably recommends payments. Bids for city hall site discussed. Local Improvements Board to report next regular meeting. Adjournment by Mayor Braner.
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Peato
Ccs
Siete Walt Patek Gle
Ality
Stale
Treasury
Percy Wilkinson
Snodgrass
Horsley
Finance Committee
Alf. Seligman
Frank Snodgrass
Horshy
Elmer Sapp
John M. Sapp
D. Coons
Brookside Coal Co
Rucker
Charles Kimberlin
Amner Strong
John Schwalm
Strong & Voelker
Call
H. I. Rucker & Son
August Schultze
Commission
Purviance & Son
Elias Burk
Louis Figge
Ciworge Eckert
Martin Wittmann
Thomas Norbury
E. J
Flee. Briner
Tred Gerfen
Wephegeame
Deimling
Eiliott
Seligman
Seiliott
City Hall
Elliott
Cooper
Board of Local Improvements
I. W. Braner
WM. J. Verrer
Touch That Heals Bucklen Arnica Salve Promise
The Arnic salve blends arnica flowers with healing balsams and guarantees cures for old sores ulcers and burns cuts wounds and piles. Sold by S Kingston druggist at 25 cents. Also wedding invitations and announcements programs and calling cards samples at Tuer CALL office with Want Ads promotion.
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Bucklen
S. Kingston
Tuer Call Office
Social and Personal notes from the area
The column lists visits and travels of local residents including M. S. Link and family, Herman Engelmann and family, and Mrs T S Gore and daughter Genevieve. Other mentions include Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co. executives visiting the Belt line operations, Mrs S Kingston and companions taking an eastern tour visiting Niagara Falls and major East Coast cities, and doctors J J Brown and C E Molden coordinating medical visits and practice while Brown is away.
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Troy
Missouri
M. S. Link
Herman Engelmann
Mitchell
Albert Rieder
T. S. Gore
Genevieve
Carlinville
T. H. Bell
David B. Gore
S. Kingston
Phil, Zenk
Bennet
Ww c U NOTES Editorial on temperance and governors
Editorial notes discuss the temperance wave and local option laws. It cites Ernest A. Scrogin and the Anti Saloon League, arguing enforcement may end saloon sales. It also mentions New Hampshire governors elected by majority, contrasting other states. Bring your job work to THE Cart.
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Ernest A. Scrogin
Anti-Saloon League
Illinois
Minneapolis Journal
New Odnampshire
Wanted Four Cows to Pasture Dr FLAW BranER 37 1f
Wanted about four cows to past ure Dr FLAW BranER 37 1f miners wanted solid work single places good slate roof work every day Bennett mine INTERNATIONAL COAL AND MINING Co O Fallon Til 40 4f
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Flaw. Braner
Bennett
International Coal and Mining Co
O'Fallon
Til
Auction Notice on Kuhlmann Farm West of Troy
The undersigned residing 11 miles west of Troy on the Kuhlmann farm will sell a lot of personal property including livestock machinery and implements at public auction on the premises Saturday September 21 starting at 10 a.m. Credit of nine months on sums over ten dollars or four percent cash discount. Charles Wendler.
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W. Zanders
Troy
Kuhlmann
Charles Wendler
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Odd Fellows
Main Street
Zoeller’s
Druggist
J.J. Brown
Mob
C. Hs Morpes, M.D
Brown & Molden, Physicians and Surgeons
Baptist Church
RF. . Linder
Market Street
Rieder
Postoffice
Ffice
Bow. Braner
Ani
Kinloch 71
James N. Jarvis
Notary Public
Linas F. Sharpwick
Georgi Nitbecker
Seradwich
June Sallee
Litchfield
St. James Hotel
Eadwardaville
Motdas
Coal Mining Law Journal
Ana
U. Ai. W
Coal Mining Law Pub
City Meat Market
W. R. Deimling
Prop
Dbuyer
Malin
Misses Braun @ Miller
Tue Cart Office
Fred Steinmeyer
Mr. Steinmeyer
Kennedy
WM. Montgomery
Climatological Service of Illinois Section
Weather Bureau
Canal Zone
Post-Dispatch
Dan Peterman
Agt
the Cat
Journal OF Council
Boand
Loeal
Aeneha
Conneil
ONG Ad. S
Nando
Laphis de de Spaedasy
Cail
Edwards & Hrubetz Mfg
Social and Personal
Ww.c. T. U. Notes
R. C. Morriss
Sikeston
United States
Scientific American
Thi Carr
Odo
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Chicago
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