Troy City Life From Vandalia Line to Local Industry
An 1890s Troy city overview extols its location on the Vandalia Railroad eight miles from Edwardsville and its growing industries. It highlights Troy City Mills, Phil Eckert’s custom mill and cider press, Klein Boots and Shoes, Jarvis Bank, and a thriving hardware and general store scene, urging civic unity to push electric lighting and city improvements.
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Our City
Madison County
Edwardsville
Illinois
Moore
Gregg
Troy
Chicago
Phil Eckert
Eckert
Troy City
Troyae
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Andrew Klein
Klein
Main Street
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Vandalia Line
G. L. Elliott
Elliott
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Igin Gebaner
Gebauer
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John C. Bia
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Wm. Vetter
Eily Anil
Iriginals
Vetter
Bisatore
Wariovs
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Aid
Sonveys Paneengere
Sonly
Bennett & Craft
St. Louis
W. Jarvin
Troy Exchange Bank
Jarvis, & Padon
Jarvis
Noton
Sa Alwaya
Herman
Phillip
Wm. Gonlby
Odd Fellows
Busines
Goalby
Te Hempton
Oateh
Troy City Mills
Public ‘Schools