Election Returns From County Republican Ticket
County returns show votes on the Republican ticket for sheriff candidates Jenkin Jenkin s Edward A Cobine David Jones Oliver H Jones and Charles E Trabue for sheriff George E Little and George W Prack for treasurer and John A Uzaell and Hugh T McCrea for superintendent of schools Each name appears with tally figures in the county vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin Jenkins
Edward A. Cobine
David Jones
Oliver H. Jones
Charles E. Trabue
George E. Little
George W. Prack
John A. Uzaell
Hugh T. McCrea
Crossman
Beall
Eaton
Hillskotter
Lytle
Mackinaw
Tegtmeier
Streuber
Coppinger
Franklin
Sheriff—Jenkins
Coloine
D. Jones
Trabue
Little
Prack
Uzzell
McCrea
L. S. Snodgrass
Thomas Millett, Jr
Local News Notes and Upcoming Events in Troy Area
Liz Lieblen markets cabbage for sauer kraut at two dollars per hundred pounds while Mrs Della Hampton showcases fall hats and fancy work. Miss Rose Wilkinson advertises millinery. Mr and Mrs James H Bone relocate to Troy from Collinsville. M Zelma offers fortune telling and advice at Central hotel on September 15 and 16. Ladies Aid plans bazaar and luncheon for November 25. John H Healey, former Call employee, now linotype operator at Mason Michigan, sends Niagara Falls postcard. Mrs Philip Rarick Jr and Cleda Cooper recover from diphtheria after quarantine. Gilbert’s Commedians perform Jake’s Blunders at Rieder’s opera house with fair attendance. Charles S Smith displays Percheron stallion Gauguelin at Highland Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieblen's
Rose Wilkinson
James H. Bone
Troy
Collinsville
Della Hampton
M. Zelma
Central Hotel
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. H. Church
John H. Healey
Niagara Falls
John
Jake
Charles S. Smith
Local Horse Wins First Prize at Draft Stallion Show
Madison county Board of Review foresees $2,000,000 rise in taxable property this year with about $30,080 in taxes. If the third party costs county $3,000, county profit estimates reach around $27,000. The board sits Wm Fries of Alton chair, J. E. Kamm Highland clerk, John B. Judd Granite City, Gus Haller Woodriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fries
Alton
J. E. Kamm
Highland
John B. Judd
Granite City
Gus Haller
Woodriver
Troy Public School Opens 1914 15 Term With Enrollment
The Troy public school opened for the 1914 15 term with 248 pupils, slightly under last opening day. New first graders numbered 23. Prof. W L Oliver begins his third year as principal. Two new teachers Miss Agnes Gaskill and Miss Elsie Hoentz join a staff that includes Mrs Adda Matthews Miss Bernice Eckert Miss Maude Hamilton Miss Sarah Wilkinson Miss Elsie Hoenig Tiboys Bryant and Prof Oliver across eight rooms with detailed enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public
W. L. Oliver
Agnes Gaskill
Elsie Hoentz
Adda Matthews
Bernice Eckert
Election tallies from Jarvis Township detailed results
The report lists votes for numerous local and state offices across districts, including Ernst, Flynn, Johnson, Moss, Ryan, Leif, Snyder, and Sullivan in Jarvis Township, plus representatives in Congress for state at large and 22nd District, clerks, treasurers, auditors, and judges. Major party and candidate tallies are shown for county, state, and federal offices with several districts and committees summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst
Flynn
Johnson
Moss
Ryan
Leif
Snyder
Sullivan
Congress
Brennan
Burke
Clemens
Gleason
Hogan
Mathias
Monroe
Rausch
Riggs
Welch
Williams
Barnhill
Baltz
Giberson
McWilliams
Davis
Bell
Hickey
State Central
Kane
Gustin
Hotz
Tonsor
General Assembly
Dickman
Thomas
Garesche
Brown
Senate
Desmond
Lexow
Malone
Geers
Scott
Meyerstein
Hall
Homan
Reily
Fitzgerald
Hook
Russell
Stowe
Wysong
Anderson
Blair
Czechowicz
Supreme Court
Fisher
Vail
Baldwin
Collier
Stace
Lynch
State
Swan
Webster
Behan
Belton
Chiperfield
Cummins
Hadley
Houlihard
Rodenberg
Millspaugh
Gillham
Willianson
Bardill
Ral
Flatz
Werthmeier
Eisele
Cassidy
Strike at Troy glove factory prompts wage demand
Twenty girls walked out at the Troy glove factory Tuesday seeking 24 cents per dozen for canvas gloves, with eleven returning to work. Factory says uniform rates are 6 to 7 cents per dozen and notes workers average 21 dozen pairs per day after training, earning about $1.47 daily. The piece urges patience and a fair trial, cites inexperience, and advertises cabbage sale and a Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Highland Fair and Local Notices From County Seat Visit
County seat visitor Greg C. H. Pahlman and Highland Fair attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks and Mrs. Earl Shepard. Hoyer and Geers traveled to Chicago for the Lorimer Monday bank inquiry. Roadster Nellie owned by Melvin Reinhart among fair horses. St Elizabeths School begins with Sister Rosalie in charge. Rev Paul Stevenson and Miss June Lapsley wed in St Louis. Miss Clara Withold and Peter Dresch marry in Springfield. couple to reside in county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Pahlman
Don Brooks
Earl Shepard
M. Hoyer
O. H. Geers
Chicago
Nellie
Melvin Reinhart
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Parochial School
Rosalie
Paul Stevenson
Congregational Church of
Clara Withold
Marine
Peter Dresch
Edwardsville
Springfield
St. Leo's Catholic Church
Riencon
Wm. Withold
Edwardsville Township
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad and Local Help Wanted
Fall cough or cold may lead to lung trouble so Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised as pure and harmless for all ages. It soothes throat and air passages, loosens phlegm and claims quick relief with a 2560 price at the druggist. Also a help wanted note seeking girls over 16 for a glove factory and a teaser for next week’s German Red Cross relief fund list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Red ‘Cross ‘Relief Fund
Trojans Win Two To Greenville Sunday Showdown
The Troy Advertisers beat the Vandalia Clerks of East St. Louis 7 to 6 in ten innings last Sunday. Edwardsville Athletics fell to Troy 5 to 3 on Labor Day with Voelker pitching for Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Edwardsville
Troy
Vandalia Clerks
Edwardsville Athletics
Voelker
Troy Advertisers
HPO
Lewis
Eben
Tewnee Ned
Henderson
Enees
Ag Haber
Beesereeenenaee
Joe Scott
Liebler
Peeee
C. Davis
Bryant
W. Davis
Jing Scott
Antares Eye
Yeaben
Vandalia
Jim Scott
Bints
Pike
Vaunahma
ABA Hpoa E Lewis
Hess
Nen U Et Suenerasee
Raber
Aeesereneese
Young
If Voalker
Pee Beyenenaee Sens
A. Liebler
W. Liebler
Rf Eeebewreners
Negee
Troy Vente
Svile
Edwardsvvile
Dean
J. Stolze
Roberto Davis
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Republican
Helvetia
Troy Public School
Sarah Wilkinson
EAGLE
Grestan
A.A
Jarvis Township
Hammond
Camp E
R. F. Auwarter
S. S. Avis
August Dro
James Rawson
United States
Sherman
Stein
Childs
Mason
Theo. Gebauer’s
Alntt
ST. Jacob
John J. Smith
St. Louis
Frank Buchlmann
ER. N. Michael
Arthur Hochuli
Ed Kircheis
St. Louie
Andrew Liebler
Lotie Becker
Herman Littow
Willisville
Richard Ellis
Edward
Daniel Wickens
Central Union Telephone Company
Maud Porter
Progress
L. W.adler
Athletics
Greenville
Arthur
Fred Schien
Greg
Carter
Trojans
West End
G. A. Voelker
J. E. Hindmarch
Ozarks
Miter
M.W. Powell
Kirs- Mary Isenberg
Wm. Langewisch
W. J. Gebauer
Fairview
I. J. Mills
Andrew Klein
Wm. H. Goalby
Louis Burmester
And
York
J. P. Shaffer
Gerfen
Market St
Troy Exchange Bank
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