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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
4
Wattoe Uluntil Sepr acting September 16 17th
J Allen 40 St John WH Samuel and family return to town and occupy Jacob Wittmann property on Market street. Mrs Donoho shows a yard bean pod 25 inches long with 16 seeds. John Richardson leases saloon property on West Clay street to reopen next Wednesday. The Call is less than 20 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Mul Wattoe Uluntil
J. Allen
St John
Samuel
St. Louis
Jacob Wittmann
Market Street
E. S. Donoho
Bean
Contais
Benny
John W Richardson
Carlinville
Neim.Brewing Co
Paloon
West Clay Street
Highland's Annual Fair Sees Fewer Attendees but Rich Exhibits
The twelfth annual Highland Madison County Fair Association event closed after a hot dry spell and lower attendance than last year. Despite the turnout, exhibits were larger and more varied with Mrs. J. G. Schoeck winning two prizes for jelly and dried fruit and Mrs. John Wilhelm earning a second prize for a German Framenverein quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Madison County Fair Association
Deedaren
Troy
Enich
J. G. Schoeck
John Wilhelm
Framenverein
Evameerial
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Ages
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals from multiple towns including East St. Louis Madison Alhambra Collinsville Edwardsville and New Douglas. Names include Ransom Payne Richael Wagness Emma Merz Henry Gramann Annie Johnson Joseph Blanquart Louise Bertram Magdailina Needle Ferguson Etta Sabswarz G J Jones Freda Leper Theodore Damkey Mahbel Alsop and others with ages ranging from 19 to 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Payne
East St. Louis
Richael Wagness
Madison A. J. Winkler
St. Louis
Emma Merz
Mattison Henry Gramann
Annie Johnson
Joseph Blanquart
Colbinsville
Louise Bertram
Collinsville
Peterson
Magdailina F
New Douglas
Troy Cemetery Mite Society seeks $50 donation for cemetery
Council debates cemetery fund request and authorizes action on a plan to hire an attorney for the injunction against the city. Committees named to attend to matters, ordinances discussed, and election procedures for October 5 1909 outlined with judges and clerks appointed. A resolution limits burials in the city cemetery to ownership cases, and a $10 reward is set for information on property destruction. The meeting adjourns with mayor Chris Busse and Clerk W. J. Vetter signing off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Buese
Garnet
Sakotd
Gornet
Clity
Connccl
Tssuime
South Main
Mill Streets
Norbury
Beutel
James Wensmann
James Merney
Rees Shawellyn
George Hughes
R. C. Morriss
Trniges
M. W. Powell
Henry Stale
Wim. Memers
George T. Eckert
Edward T. Vetter
Beurel
Stanhnis
S. Avis
Charles Esterlein
Menon
Schatt
Cy Counal
Ety
Ctty
Carrel
Schott
Chris. Busse
W. J. Vetter
Restorative targets nervous causes of stomach and organ ailments
An advertisement argues weak stomach nerves underlie stomach heart and kidney problems and credits Dr Shoop's Restorative with addressing the inside nerves. It notes a 48 hour test for visible relief, warns it won’t cure overnight, and promotes Preventics candy cold cure tablets as a safe, child friendly remedy sold by S Kingston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
St Louis Bangain Store to Close for Jewish Holiday
The St Louis Bangain Store will be closed all day September 16 and 17 due to a Jewish holiday. J Allen. Are you taking advantage of the opportunity to get new and up-to date patterns through The Call s fashion department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cook
Lieut. Peary
North Pole
St. Louis
Bangain
J. Allen
For Sale Seven Foot Canvas Tent Cheap
Wanted everybody to try an ad in this column. Cheap and effective. Page. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Seven foot canvas tent cheap. Wm. Tilley. 36-1 £ a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tilley
Card of Thanks From Neighbors and Friends
Card of Thanks expressing gratitude to kind neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy during illness and death of loved ones. Families named include Mrs BE Ober, Mr and Mrs John Bohnenstiel, Mr and Mrs George Lichler and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meighbors
BE. U. Ober
Helen
John A. Bohnenstiehl
George Lichler
Troy ordinance to hold special election on bonds for street work
Ordinance No. 95 provides for a Special Election in Troy to submit to voters the issue of issuing four bonds of $500 each, due 1917 to 1920, with 5 percent interest, for grading and macadamizing South Main or Mill street, following Ordinance No. 94 adopted August 12, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Mill Street
Special Election on City Bonds in Troy Illinois 1909
The City Council of Troy Illinois ordains a Special Election to approve issuing bonds. Election set October 5 1909 from 7 AM to 5 PM at Ward 1 City Hall Ward 2 Meiners Semple Room Ward 3 Township Hall. Judges listed for each ward. Notice to be published and posted twenty days prior. Ballots counted and results canvassed by City Clerk. Passed September 7 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Illinois
Sala Sity
Tds
Ity Hall
Meiners
Semple
Township Hall
James Worsman
James Tierney
Rees Llewellyn
M. W. Powell
Henry Stolte
Wm. Meiners
Nelson_ Kinder, Sr
August Beutel
G. W. C. Gates
Sach City
Curis. Busse
W. J. Verrer
Special Election on Bonds for South Main Street Project
Public notice for Troy Illinois announces Ordinance No 95 holding a special election on October 1909 to vote on issuing bonds totaling 2000 dollars at 5 percent interest to partly fund grading and macadamizing South Main or Mill Street. Polls open 7 AM to 5 PM at City Hall Meiner's Sample Room and Township Hall. Mayor Hrs Bussx and City Clerk W J Verteir. 40-11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Illinois
Troy Market Prices and Invitations
Corrected weekly market list shows prices for wheat corn oats hay clover and other farm commodities with ranges and per unit figures. The note ends with wedding invitations advertised in The Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
siBtides
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St. Paul’s Lutheran
St. John’s Catholic
Methodist
St. Jerome’s Catholic
B. W. Jarvis
Main
Sey York
Wasmaroonea
Troy & Eastern
Mr. O'Neil
Highland’s Annual Fair
Journal OF the Council
Braner Heights
F. W. Braner
Pin Oak Township
Wm. Busse
R.F.D
Vandalia
Liberal
Rewand If
Elmer Belk
Philip Eckert
LEGA
Garlee Pants
M. F. Alwarter
Corinth Woolen Mills
ST Louis
Lecal
Troy Market
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