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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1901

Page

4

Probate Proceedings Before Judge Early

Probate proceedings list multiple cases with appraisals and hearings. George Noll deceased appraisement approved at $1575. Henry Hecht deceased final report hearing April 1. John Bell deceased proof of death and will hearing March 11. Albert Wetzel minor guardian reports $339.66 balance approved. Ruth Gillham minor guardian reports $3181.85 balance approved. Henry D. Carter deceased inventory approved for April term. Charles Ryder deceased claim hearing February 10. Henry Buesking deceased proof of death and will hearing March Lith. Ida Schon minor ward age receipts guardian $100. Raymond M. Peters et al guardian reports balances due to Raymond $109.79 and Ethel L $46.40. Charles and Hester Cooksey minors guardian reports balances due $413.30 to Charles and $358.70 to Hester. approved.

Ethel M. Stepp Guardian Joseph Jedlicka Mary Jedlicka Mike Krejci Wm. Bayer Joseph A. Begemann John Henkhaus Florintina Henkhaus Mary Morick Theodore Wedepohl Wa. P. Early George Noll Henry Hecht John Bell Albert Wetzel Ruth Gillham Henry D. Carter Charles Ryder George Ryder Henry Buesking Ida Schon Ward Raymond M. Peters Et al Raymond Ethel L Charles Hester Cooksey Hester

Property transfers and land deeds listed in Saline district records

A series of property transactions and deeds are recorded for residents including Thos P Shannon, Malachi A Cline, Helen B Messinger, Louis Hillmer, John Garvis, Oscar Wepom, Fred Vierling, Starr and August J Struif, and others. Transactions include wa terms and wds on blocks and lots across Granite City and surrounding additions.

Thos P Shannon Jas H McDonald Oliver Shepard Spencer Thompkins Cece Erence Eeees Malachi Mary Newman Helen B Messinger Elizabeth Walther Louis Hillmer Martin Hiner Wal McCasland & Youree Dranite McCasland Alto Martin Louis A Hilbert Fritz Oswald Bardill Tdchard Garstang James F Wm J Vetter Avis John Garvis Troy Fred Harris Nwg Iilereey J Enthofen Mary D Enthofen Godfrey & Gimmian’s Add Alton Ker Tata da Fred Vierling George E Condy East Madison

Griggs resigns over Liquor Dealers association pressure

Attorney General Griggs quits the Cabinet to avoid surrendering his twenty five thousand dollar a year post as Mippas counsel to the New Jersey Liquor Dealers' Association, a move described as necessary to preserve his position.

Washington Mippas New Jersey Liquor Dealers’ Association Griggs

Property transfers and notices in Highland area

A long list of real estate deeds records various transfers in Highland and Collinsville areas. Entries include Frank Lorenz and others to Albert Spittler. Barbara Fix to Jd. Emma P Garstang to John H Budde. Henry Schmidt to Charles Ellison. and multiple other buys and sequests in Granite City, Collinsville, Marine and Youree's sub divisions. Also brief forecasts, ads for shoes and medicines, and local anecdotes appear in the same column.

Frank Lorenz Albert Spittler Highland George Brutwhser Everett Barbara Fix Jd Tiv Wickliffes Add Collinsville Emma P Garstang John H Budde Lot Howards Aston Aelaabye Ois John Spencer Andy Kethalty McCaslot East Madison German E L Ltd C U Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Hannah ¢Iarde Lucas Pfeiffenberger Purchase Alton Henry Tauseh Mary Breit- Worden Jacob Mueller Mueller Bode Collins AH Bachmann Lee Ciaskitl H F Fedder Louise Henry Schmidt Charles Ellison Land Granite City Henry Vanderhbrucege Barth Thirley St McCasland & We Todd Edwad Kerrs Ada Venice Lerlaire Marine i Eatits Casimer Eugene Belmont Heights Fender Fedder Guy Sarah Ro Cease Wal Undv Enos & Smiths Jacob Klein CW Leverett Hastings Catherine Ohms Wa Undy Truet Fred Vierling Henry Schroeder Hamilton St Danforth's Ministrator Bik If Tine Lute Tend Dusenberrys Kriege Liewty W Sely Frederick Feldmeier Julius Anna Salel Xelg Nelson Jessie Semon Leelaire Carl H Reddy Charless Ryder Mary N Rydey

Peculiarities of the Black Sea

Sir John Murray explains how the Black Sea differs from other seas by a surface current to the Mediterranean and a heavier salt undercurrents from the Med into the Black Sea. The bottom water stays stagnant, is sulphide rich, lacks life below 100 fathoms, and the deep water on surfacing smells like rotten eggs.

Black Sea Sir John Murray Mediterranean

Dr King's New Discovery touted as life saver for illness

Rosa Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina swore that consumption nearly killed her but seven bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and kept her stout and well The ad claims the remedy fights consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis and other coughs and offers trial bottles free at S Kingston's drug store Also Buckien's Arica Salve praised for cuts burns and skin conditions with a guaranteed cure and price of 25 cents at S Kingston's The piece ends with an unrelated Chicago Daily News essay reference

Rosa Richardson Laurel Springs N.C S. Kingston

Vandalia Line Time Table 1900 Effect October

Vandalia Line timetable lists daily services with stops at Vandalia and Indianapolis. It shows No. 8 Indianapolis Mail at 5:55 a.m. and 6:28 p.m. along with Vandalia Accommodations, Independence Accommodations, and Local Freight trains with respective times for Troy and St. Louis agents. For complete time card and through cars, contact agents G. L. Elliott and J. M. Chesbrough.

Ind’p’l Indianapolis Mail G. L. Elliott

Postoffice Mails Close Times Issued After March 27 1899

Notice lists mail closing times for districts including Northwest East and West with 6 45 AM 1 30 PM and 8 25 AM 6 00 PM. Also a list of uncalled letters at Troy postoffice dated February 1 1901 includes Amberson Doyle Schmied Heine Allaria Giovanni Karry Geo Schmitt and William.

Troy Postoffice

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Circuit and Probate Court Real N. O. Nelson Mfg Co John S. Heckler Edward Rogers T. M. Long Wm. Hunneman Justice of the Peace Hitz Bros Albert A. Borchhardt Philip J. Zenk Frederick G. Zenk Jarvis Township F. A. Wetzel Gustave Henke Otto Henke L. R. Collins John Beckett Bill Lucia I. Priest Willard E. Priest Henry C. Priest Madison Macoupin Bond Counties Edwardsville Mining Co Secretary of State Joplin County Court TERN John Rabb Frank Tunnel Edson Ryder Nelson Ryder Assumpsit People Willie Johnson Susan Giger A. E. Benbow Helen B. Messenger Madison County Court Charles Ryder, Jr Nicholas Ambrosius Matthew Needham W. E. Hadley W. C. Hadley John Needham Wilhelmina Fedder John G. Kluge Max Zucker Heinrich Fedder Matilda Ruemler Carl Herman Adolph Fedder Henry Schiechte Henry Engelmann Ernst Flach Wilhelmina Schliechte Henry Bettman G. D. Cassens M. F. Allwarter Faults Wille Peters Katie Gronemeyer Simon Burkhardt Ardasville Daisy Gilpin George W Mullins Florence Lovejoy Frank J Witt Warden Katie Purcell Fritz Kohler St. Tacob Emma. Klein Crite Pegatar Ora M Hamcock Menid Solin Bika Hamel Lena Eilers Thomas J Campbell St. Louis Jonnie C McDonald Finkson Hawley’s A. Klein's Do. W. Bias The Montgomery News Widder Ancus Italy Perigree Purgatory Klondike Teddy Kansas Carrie Nation LaGrippe F. L. Hewett Winfield, Ill Chamberlain Buckien Arica S. Kingston's Iasay Man Chicago Daily News ECE Vandalia Incinor J. M. Chesbrough Ana’t G.P. A. St. Louis, Mo Troy Markets Postoffice Intelligence Allaria Giovanni Karry, Geo. Schmitt, William M. W. Powell P. M ATI Shoes Central Station Aigsust Air Guna Deolr
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