Local Physicians and Office Details in Troy Listing
Jo Brows Moot Coli Maraes ABC Brown and Molden physicians and surgeons maintain offices on Main Street opposite the Baptist church and on Market Street in the Rieder Building opposite the Post Office. Permanently located in Troy with office hours 8:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 5. Office phone 54 and residence 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coli
Maraes
ABC
Main Street
Baptistchurch
Market Street
Rieder Building
Postoffice
Troy
Flice
Kinloch 71
Brief News Notes From The Town
New delivery wagon enters service for M F Auwarter. John Norbury displays a new sign on his photo car on Hickory street. A R Snodgrass confined home with rheumatism. I J Welte’s gray horse died after brief illness. Belleville boilermakers repaired a Brookside mine boiler. Henry Hoge takes post at Julius Peter's tensorial parlor replacing Henry Buhrmester. FL Wylie moves to Maryville for watch and jewelry shop. Daughter born to Dr and Mrs J Schott. both well. Presbyterian Merry Workers meet Mrs August Droll at 2 30 next Wednesday. DeWitts Carboolized Witch Hazel Salve promoted for boils burns cuts and skin disease. Sold by S Kingston. A clover field owned by R E Jacobs on St Jacob road set on fire yesterday. likely from locomotive sparks on the Van line. George C Morriss’ new building at Clay and Washington streets under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Auwarter
John Norbury
Hickory Street
A. R. Snodgrass
Belleville
Brookside
Henry Hoge
Julius Peter
Henry Buhrmester
M. Wylie
Maryville
J. Schott
Mathing
Babe
R. E., Jacobs
St. Jacob Road
Local News Briefs From Troy and Collinsville Area
A rapid push to completion signals a first class feed store may open soon in the area. A bouncing daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J F Meeker on Wednesday and the family proudly welcomes the event. Grandpa Haglet smiles wide as the news travels. Horseman Henry Cohn of Collinsville returns from Europe with his sons Leo and Bert, visiting their sister in New York. A marriage license was issued in St Louis to William Merrifield and Mrs Mary Hutchinson of Collinsville. another license to Charles Kase and Miss Carrie Geers of Marine. Miss Zilpha Sparks, solicitor for Josephs Home in Kansas City, sought subscriptions in Troy for the orphanage. An ad lightens up digestion with Kodol for Indigestion sold by S Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriss
J. F. Meeker
Jess
Haglet
Henry Cohn
Collinsville
Europe
New York
Leo
Bert
St. Louis
William Merrifield
Mary Hutchinson
Charles Kase
Carrie Geers
Marine
Kennedy
S. Kingston
Zilpha Sparks
Joseph's
Kansas City
Troy
Joseph
Ww c T U Notes on Temperance Duty and Society
The piece warns that intemperate drinking ruins body and soul, harms families, disrupts homes, and corrupts national morals. It stresses individual responsibility for temperance, influence on others, political stance, and active reform. The Berean Quarterly emphasizes steady effort and repeated instruction to eradicate intemperance.
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God
Berean
For Rent Two Sets Double Office Rooms in Braner Building
For Rent two sets of double office rooms in the Braner building with electric lights water and lavatory facilities. Apply to Dr I W Braner. Also notices call for arrears payment from subscribers for phone rentals to Troy Telephone Company and subscription offers for Scientific American and its Supplement through The Day. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for assistance after the death and burial of Jacob Spohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braner
I. W. Braner
Troy Telephone Company
Jacob Spohr
Buizanera Svour
Witteta Spore
A Humane Appeal For Dr King’s New Discovery
Richmond citizen A D Williams promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as the only remedy for weak lungs. He asserts it cures asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough and other lung ailments and stops lung hemorrhages. Available at S Kingston’s drug store with 50c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
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Richmond
Ind
A. DD. Williams
West Main St
S. Kingston
Landau Family In Auto Accident At St Charles
Alexander Landau of St Louis on a business visit to Troy with his wife and children were in an auto crash at St Charles Missouri. The chauffeur lost control and the car struck the railing at the east approach of the highway bridge over the Missouri river. All occupants escaped with minor injuries and were taken to a shop for repairs. Landau heads the A Landau Hide and Skin Co and was visiting Frank Hackmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Landau
St. Louis
Troy
St. Charles
Missouri River
Landau
A. Landau
Lost Between 9:30 P.M. and Noon Today
A box of Dr. King's New Life Pills was found at S Kingston’s drug store, prompting a note about their use for biliousness malaria and jaundice. The advertisement promises guaranteed relief at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston
Dr. King
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Tre Caln
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June Sallee
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St. Janes Hotel
Mooniday
City Meat Market
R. Deimling
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Trey
Thersely
I. J. Welte
Ness
Merry Workers of
The
Presbyterian Church
August Droll
DeWitt
Kingston
George C. Morriss
Clay and
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Patriot
Patriots
I Patriots
Iad
Gyr
Roverts, Johnnson & Rand Shoe Co
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Troy 5 Oldes
Ww.c. T. U. Notes
S. BP
Bennett Mine
International Coal and Mining Co
O'Fallon
George E. Hontis
R. C. Morriss
Mischellaneous
Scientific American
Post-Dispatch
Dan Peterman
Ajtt
Druggist
Federation of Labor
Editor National
Dick Maple
HEME
Tremete
Erie Suedi
Riebold's
Rieder
Opera House
Misses Braun @ Miller
A. Heddergott
Sue
S. Kingst
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Chicago
Ill
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