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Newspaper
Weekly Bulletin
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1874
Page
4
Local Notes From Edwardsville and Nearby Areas
Dr. Hempstead sails to California to seek new location. Vandalia Rail timetable revised since last Sunday. Next Thursday marks a presidential turkey day, with calls for someone to provide the bird. Samuel Millbanks celebrated a new baby boy born nine pounds. Sherman Park east of Troy named on the new railroad and a long switch completed. Jacksonville streets and park pavement discussed. Bulletin ends the third quarter. Bills due to advertisers this week. Macoupin County court house bonds cause ongoing trouble as United States court orders a 134 percent tax levy. county commissioners overlook the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Edwardsville
California
Samuel Millbanks
Troy
Sherman Park
Nicholson
Jacksonville
Macoupin County
Court House
United States Court For
Board of County Commissioners
Serious Accident At Depot And Fire Scene At Brookside
A freight depot accident occurred Friday morning when John Oberton, worker for Donoho and Brooke, fell twenty feet from a frost covered roof while removing air sacks used to shield the Brookside grain elevator and lumber yard from a fire. He survived but likely crippled. Oberton had married earlier this month in Pocahontas. The text also notes new advertising rates and cites a Troy correspondent criticizing State Senator candidates for alleged corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
Donoho& Brooke
Exchange Mills
John Oberton
John Oberton, A Young Man In the Employ Ofi Mesars. D. & B., Climbed To Fagovar
Oberton
Pocahontas
Marine Items From Mantag A Busy Season Ahead
The bulletin notes a near finish of the new school building and a rain shower last Saturday. Father Buch departs tomorrow while Mrs Voigt of the city caused church articles to be reclaimed by the church committee. Deer hunting success by H H Elbring C W Hoberg and F Tiemann at Okaw bottoms. H C Gerke and party left on Friday. A barber is badly needed locally. The Marine Turnvereine plans a grand ball at Elbring's Hall on Saturday evening 28th iuat, promising a first class event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantag
Buch
Priet
H. H. Elbring
C. W. Hoberg
F. Tiemann
Okaw
H.C. Gerke
Marine Turnvereine
Elbring’s Hall
East St Louis Postmaster Named and School Desegregation Tussle
East St Louis appoints George Auerswald of New Athens as postmaster replacing Peter Baumann who resigned. The Mascoutah Banner notes an 8 turnip harvest weighing 7 13 pounds by A Fike. An East St Louis telegraph correspondent reports a school desegregation dispute at the Donglan inland school where a colored child was denied admission for lack of space though whites were later admitted, prompting a directors suit and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
George Auerswald
New Athens
Peter Baumann
Mascoutah
Alton Teleegraph
East Bt. Louis
Donglan
Fancy Work With Autumn Leaves In Country Gentlemen
A long reading on crafting autumn leaf decorations explains collecting leaves from red beech sumach oak and maple and preserving them with heat oil and careful brushing. It details wiring into garlands and sprays, framing, and using leaves for brackets frames mirrors curtains and vases to create festive winter decor.
Evening School for Penmanship and Elocution in Troy
Notice of an evening school offering penmanship and elocution lessons for young ladies and gentlemen. Tuition two dollars a month for eight lessons with potential exhibitions and premiums. H A Pawly to accept communications at the Bulletin Office Troy Exchange Mills. Also coal offered at 12.4 cents per bushel by the load delivered and 10 cents per bushel at the depot. Paper subscribers marked with X or a green pencil are reminded they owe for a year’s subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uf Ae
H. A. Pawly
Troy Exchange Mills
Dowone & Broone
Jan X
Saih
Shy Pisraon
Tris
Costa
Gettte
John J. Willoughby
W. Barnsback
Keokuk
W. EH. Micuen
Algo
United States
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