Local notes and market updates drift through Troy area
Wim Harvey shows slight recovery at home while wheat prices edge up from 1.05 to 1.07. Various county items: Mrs Vetter ill. Wm Scholtze's team sold to Collinsville for 500. rural carrier exams at Edwardsville courthouse. St Louis Bargain Store closes Sept 25 and 26 for Jewish holidays.
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Wim. Harvey
W. J. Vetter
Wm. Scholtze
Collinsville
Edwardsville
St. Louis
Remo
Bond County
Barbara Sapp
Bethel
Collinsville ‘Township
Mets Cleda Lemen
J. A. Uzzell
Troy
Presbyterian Parsonage
Troy i Public
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Deaf workers eyed for census tabulation roles
Secretary Nagel announced plans to employ deaf and dumb individuals in government census work. He pointed to punching and tabulating machine tasks as suitable for on site handling and suggested building some machines in the census workshop. He projects potential savings near 1 million dollars by replacing leased machines during rush periods.
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Nagel
Uncle Sam Grants 30 Day Vacations to Post Office Horses
The post office department will allot thirty days of vacation per year to its Washington horses. A few animals will be sent at a time to pasture in Maryland. The chief clerk notes all government employees receive sick leave and argues horses deserve rest periods during summer to escape heat and urban roads.
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Uncle Sam
Postoffice Department
Washington
Maryland
Rival Port City Emerges as Pompeii Adversary
Ostia, Rome’s harbor rival, gains attention for its art treasures amid excavation reports. The ancient city’s cultural finds draw interest as archaeologists explore potential sites and artifacts.
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Pompeii
Ostia
Ancient
Rome
Exhaméa
Court house items list final reports and notices
Court records show final reports for deceased executors noting receipts and disbursements with balances and discharge. Guardians report bonds, estates listed with recipients, and adjustments approved. Local names and places include Edwardsville, Collinsville, Jerseyville, and other Illinois towns. A promotional medical ad for Dr Shoop's Restorative concludes.
Property Transfers Across Multiple Illinois Towns
A compilation of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds and mortgages across Edwardsville, Collinsville, Alton, Wood River, Maryville, and Worden. Entries name buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, sub divisions, and amounts ranging from $50 to $2,600, with several trustee and administrator filings noted.
Troy Market Price List Bridging Wheat to Eggs
Market notes show wheat around 60 cents, oats about 0. AD Clover hay 5.7 to 9.0 per ton. Flour hard wheat 3.20 per cwt, soft wheat 9.20 per cwt, bran 1.0 per cwt. Potatoes and livestock prices listed, including cattle 2.50 per cwt, hogs 6.50 per cwt, calves 0.50 to 6.25 per cwt, spring lambs 0.50 per lb, chickens 0.08 per lb, butter 25 cents per pound, eggs 20 cents per dozen.
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Bao Iubes
Lt Buerter
Special Stockholders Meeting of Shamrock Mining
A special meeting of the stockholders of Shamrock Gold Mining and Milling Company is called for October 11, 1909 at 10 a.m. in Room 704 Houser Building St Louis Missouri to vote on authorizing a loan secured by a mortgage and to conduct other proper business. Charles J. Maurer presides and Chris Busse is secretary.
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St. Pauls
Enly
Fridolin Oswald
Alhambra
Germany
Balthalter Oswald
Grantfork
Troy
Comrad Beck
Becker, Bros
St. Jacob
Chris. Busse
St. Louis
Edward Best
Municipal Electric Ligt
Shamrock Gold Mining and Milling Company
Houser Building
Shamrock Gold Mining and
Mil
Hts
Charles 7. Maurer
Becy
Fashion Departments Offer New Patterns For Newspapers
Damiel Peterman, agent, notes opportunity to access up-to-date patterns via The Call’s fashion departments for The St. Louis Globe Republic Post Dispatch Star of Times. This report highlights pattern innovations and distribution channels across multiple papers.
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St. Louis
Globe, Republic
Post Dispatch
Star of Times
Aee Damiel Peterman
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St. Paul’s Lutheran
St. Paul’s
Methodist
Presbyterian
St. John’s Catholic
St. Paul's Lutheran German Evangelical
St. John's Catholic
Black
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Rantiat
Mt. Zion
Curis. Busse
B. W. Jarvis
Bes
Fleeced
Plain
Fellows
Davidson's
Main
Daniel F. Holt
Marie Schelle
C. FW. Pricenitz
Herman Ritter
Balanee
Wm. H. Krome
Sarah E. Rodgens
Fritz Winkelmann
William, Winkelmann
J. FF. W. Holst
Miner
Guardian
Wiitih
W. E. Yadtey
HW. J. Schummann
Suretias
Lok B
Charles Gawbatz
Olivia Gruemefeller
Pierran G. EB. Ried
Alton Henry Sinders
Chester Mary L. Brown
Chester Mary L. Fisher
Ee Alton Benjamin Bosehert
Alton Lillian Harris
Clarence Johnson
Decatur Bessie P. Walker
Alton Vaiborg
W. Wolfbrandt
Altion
W. J. Daucety
Ceee
Alton
Clara Prishey
West Point
Arthur Browning
Gratton Cert Brown
Cceeeee Eers Fieldion
J. H. Lumnesford
Bunker Hill
Bertha Salgon
Horace Dremnnm
Kingston
Frederick Pennine
Knepper
Pennin's
Wool River
F. G. Niedringhaus
Ala
F. E. Camp
Granite Place
Granite Citry
C.D. McCasland
Emily A. Melton
Harrington Place
Venice
M- Pier
Emily A. Melitton
East Madison
A. F. Rodgers
W. W. Lowe
Prospect Hill
B. G. Cooper
Gc.f. Howell
Dulaney
Wood River
N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co
J. E. Stuizer
Leclaire
Emma EE. Cloud
Warren Champion
Blk H
Madison
EB. C. Haagen
Michael Geiben
Danforth
Julia C. Devine
John Wolz
A. A. Stein
J. W. Mattach
Ft. K. Nied
Juliah M. Rohrkaste
Woodlawn Cemetery
W.C. Hadley
August Boulanger
Montvue
Susan Mueller
H. H. Werz
Highland
Mary G. Barnes
T. L. Seo
Fred Fiesler
City of
Comrades
Conrates
Dot
Terry &Colets Adit
Edwardsvilke
Jobin Kimant Aml
Joseph Markert
Maryville
BE. F. Uoelecher
Stallings
Lot
Oswrld
Oswrld’s Adit, Albeomibria
Admr
Frederick Scheurer
Detect
Versem
J.T. McGaughey
Rosa Saltermann
McGaughey
Worden
IR. I. Mc
Troy Market
Corinth Woolen Mills
ST Louis
Wm. Tilley
Wm. Meiners
J. F. Jarvis
A. F. Seligman
Paul Wiebe
Braner Heights
City Strdts
F. W. Braner
Itf
Pin Oak
Wm. Busse
R.F.D
Vamdalla
Elmer Belk
Philip Eck
Curlea
M. F. Auwarter
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