Township election in Jarvis township yields lively contest
Republicans win Town Clerk and several offices as voters turnout strong in Jarvis township. The 7 am polls opened in both districts and closed with 243 votes in District 1 and 293 in District 2. Official totals show Snodgrass elected Town Clerk by 58 vote margin, with Schultze and Edwards contesting the assessor and other posts amid a packed ballot across multiple precincts.
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Jarvis Township
Liebler
Thomas White
Chdsen
Board of Highway Commissioners
W. D. Renfro
George Liebler
Commencement and local social notes in Troy area
The 1903 class of the Homoepathic Medical College of Missouri held commencement at Pickwick Theatre in St Louis with Darwin Schott of this city among nine graduates who will practice in Troy. Local social items include gatherings at the Schott Building and visits from Collinsville, Edwardsville, Lebanon and St Louis, plus engagements and family news. New concern includes Vera Duckett and Gustave Vetter’s upcoming marriage and notices about local residents visiting relatives and attending the World’s Fair City events.
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Homoepathic Medical College of Missouri
Pickwick Theatre
St. Louis
Darwin Schott
Charles Schott
Neosha Council No
Pocahontas
Improved Order of Red Men
Schott Building
Collinsville
Dora Duckett
Gustave Vetter
Citizens' Ticket Named at City Ward Conventions
Conventions in three city wards nominated Aldermen Wm Norbury John S Peterman and B F Cramer and the general convention at Rieders Opera House named J N Jarvis secretary and J L Hagler president. Committees chosen and results announced with mayoral and city officer nominations and adjournment pending executive call.
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Wm. Norbury
John S. Peterman
B. F. Cramér
Rieder
Opera House
Frnds
Committee On
Thos. Bryant
Stanley Ritcher
S. S. Avis
F. F. Miller
Second
Third Ward
Fred. Campbell
Frank A Collins
Great Sensation In Leesville Over Life Saving Drug
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown survived a supposed death after using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He reports instant relief from asthma and eventual cure. The ad touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip and promotes the remedy priced 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by S Kingston druggist. Also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea 35c and Heinecke's Rex cigars as local offerings.
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
S. Kingston
Triad
Easter Eve Notes and Local Gossip Sparks Town
Easter tomorrow and a full moon light up the town. Alderman Hale gains a home telephone, and a son arrives for Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stienhans. A twelve pound daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. V. Renfro in Collinsville. A Bollman Mercantile promotion offers five dozen dollar corsets. City marshal Emil Droll appointed pending council organization after April 27. Heddergott markets showcase new spring dress goods and up to date fabrics. Highway Commissioners close term. next meeting April 21 to organize new board. Miss Bessie Barnsback appointed Edwardsville teacher replacing sister Birdie who resigns for studies. Official notices include Troy city election ballot and township statements.
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Ernest Main
Shortieff College
Upper Alton
Charles Tegtmeyer
Edwardsville
R. L. Dawson
Collinsville
Lillie Wickenant
Alice Collins
Madison
Edna Donoho
Troy
Bessie Barnsback
Alderman Hale
C. F. Stienhans
A. Heddergott's
Dr. Sailee
Baird House
BH. V. Renfro
Bollman Mercantile Company
Emil Droll
A. Heddergott
Snow Liniment Restored Ed Nud To Walks Without Crutches
Ed C Nud of Iownville Sedgwick Co Kansas says Ballards Snow Liniment relieved his sciatica after crutch use. He used three 50 cent bottles and could walk with less pain, able to perform light farm labor. Sold at S Kingstons for 25 50 cent and 1.00.
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Ed. C. Nud
Iownville
Sedgwick Co
Kan
Ballard
S. Kingston’s
Fragmentary Dialect Snippet Features Minister's Wife
A clipped dialogue scene shows a minister's wife debating a bonnet at a milliner with hard to parse speech. The exchange hints at themes of worldly versus heavenly concerns and includes interruptions and stray phrases from the overheard conversation.
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Land
L. S. Snodgrass
Augessier
William Schultze
George T. Eckert
Chas. Wendler
William Geers
Total
Klein
Dem
Edwards
Pin Oak
Fred Tegtmeyer,Jr
Lee Whiteside
G. F. J. Barnsback
Fred E. Holtgrieve
S. T. Baird
Wm. May, Sr
G. FJ. Barnsback
H. F. Dankenbring
St. Jacob
E. C. Wills
Josephus Porter
Sol Templin
Philip Gross
John S. Smith
Jacob Widicus
Helvetia
Edward Suppiger
Gottlieb Eschler
F. Dumbeck
Jos. Buchman
John Sybert
N. L. Malan
J. O. Riegel
Wm. Brandes
Ed. Neudecker
Edward Thurnau
Wm. Gillemen
Fred Henties
Edwardaville
Wm. Dickman
A. G. Klein
H., A. Dierkes
E. W. Mudge
Joseph Schmidt
S.J. Stubbs
W. Desmond
Max Zucker
S. Kingston's
Heddergott’s
Auwarter
Eckert
Distriet
Wendler
Morriss
Geers
the County Board
E. C. Willi
Venice
Jozeph Graenzer
Woodriver
Harry Marshh
S. M. Hawkins
Social
AMD Personal
G. L. Elliott
Altamont
John Liebler
H. C. Geffen
Mound City
H. B. Morris
S. H. Main and
Roy
J. M. Porter
Trenton
George Dressel
Carolyn Hardy
J. J. Brown
Joseph Howard
Lebanon
Karl W. Donoho
McKendree College
John Schmidt
Emil Bircher
Grantfork
Croll J
Lora Matthews
Martha McKittrick
Sam. E
E. C. Scheer
Julius McMakin
Belleville
J. A. Smithers
Arthur
Edna
Wm. Ulrich
Mrs. Ulrich
F. J. Welte
Wm. M. Stroud
Midlothian
Texas
Bollman Mercantile Co
A. Heddergott’s
Rex
Carr
Citizens
Citizens’ General and
Ward
Rocky Mountain
Kingston
Heinecke
Birdie
State Normal
Pin Qak Township
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