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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1896

Page

4

Transfers of real estate filed at Edwardsville week end

Real estate transfers recorded in Edwardsville include William H Routledge and wife Nancy Ann Cole and spouses to William A Parker for lot 4, block 69 in Godfrey and Gillman’s addition, Alton, with a value of 2,610 dollars and recorded on February 25.

Edwardsville H Routledge Nancy Ann Cole Husb A Parker Lot Godfrey &Gillman’s Add Alton W H Cotter S T Kendall Charles Bowecamp Terry & Cole Mary Linton Joseph Mottershead Darlow Collinsville Clara B Hawking Mary Marks

Marine social notes and upcoming events in town

Wentz Hoffmann of Ohio visit. Hugh Thomas runs engine locally. Louis Wentz repaints saloon. Phil Volk and Leo Wentz in Highland. Mrs Mary Volk visiting St Louis relatives. John Seidler and wife attend ball. Wm May plans house next to lumber yard. Edward Heinicke of St Louis to open cigar factory. Second annual masque by Marine Arion Brass Band on Saturday night February 8. Eastern Star Light Club hosts first annual ball Saturday eve. We return thanks for the pleasant time.

Leo Wentz Wentz Hoffmann Ohio Hugh ‘Thomas Louis Wentz Phil Volk Highland Mary Volk St. Louis John Seidler Wm. May Edward Heinicke Marine Arion Brass Band Eastern Star Light Club

Local notices from St. Jacob and nearby towns

Several items report illnesses and calls for events in St. Jacob and surrounding areas Mrs Abner Pyle remains ill Prof Brownlee to give a Monday night entertainment at the Turners hall Miss A Skochuk visits St Louis relatives Mrs E M Guellick and child from Greenville visited local kin Bussong matron injures self severely Euchre club hosted by Mrs Appell Pike and Mrs L A Spies win prizes Insurance adjusters finalize Mr Weiss residence loss for 5000 Local literary discussion favors Lee over Grant Pastor Merkel attacks public schools Liberal education praised by critic Boots and shoes advertised from A Klein Troy IL K of P lodge to celebrate 32nd anniversary Feb 15 Blome shifted to Staunton Temes paper tenure noted Weather eclipse forecast for 1896 lists two suns and two moons A joke about matrimony ends with playful definition State of matrimony described with humorous quips Road to that state via blue eyes and first kiss

Abner Pyle Prof. Brownlee Miss A. Skochuk St. Louis E. M. Guellick and Child Greenville Lee Grant Jas. I. Brownlee Ehtlinois State University of Champaign Turners Merkel Highland Citizen

Marriage Licenses and Miscellany from Douglas

The item notes marriage licenses, odds and ends from Douglas, including humorous quips about boys and girls, reflections on gender roles, and a stave of local advertising. It mentions G Lehman selling pianos and organs in Music Hall, East St Louis, with low cash prices or installment plans.

G. Lehman Music Hall East St. Louis

How to Raise Celery and Cauliflower

Instructions from Prairie Farmer by M Kellog on celery and cauliflower culture. Describes soil quality, manuring, hotbed sowing in April, transplant mid May, spacing five feet between rows and six inches between plants, trench depth, frequent cultivation, hilling stalks, pre harvest bleaching, and winter storage in a cellar. Cauliflower culture parallels cabbage with 80 by 30 inch spacing and thorough care. Read THE WEEKLY Cat.

Corks Reused in Modern Insulation and Goods

Old corks load the city refuse as they become valuable for insulation on steam pipes boilers and ice houses. Powdered cork fills horse collars and cork shavings fill pneumatic tires. Cork mats and linoleum include cork and even cheap life preservers use bottle stopper fragments. A jury roster from the Indian Territory lists Native American names and nicknames such as Rain-in-the-Face Walking-Stick and Frisky Squirrel.

Scientifice American Indian Territory George Poor Boy Hig Rain-in Samuel White William Rat John Walking Henry Cornstalk Joseph Four Shot L. W. Sixkiller Heap Sulky-Bear William Crow-eat

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