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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1900

Page

3

Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Harvest Progress

The central district enjoys favorable harvest weather in the north and west, but drought risks loom if rain does not return. southern and eastern areas suffer heavy rains damaging crops and delaying farm work. Wheat and corn prospects vary by region. apples drop in many places while fruit generally looks good. Local notes report specific county conditions including Wabash, Lawrence, Pope, Hamilton, Randolph, and Randolph counties with mixed outcomes.

Springfield Central District Tomaing Fluey Clinton County J. Motyler Maud Wabash C. Ameter Altiaon Lawrence County J.R Walker Poco Pope Oata P. G. Reynolde

Bryan and Stevenson Nominated for Presidents by Democrats

The Democratic National Convention at Katteos City nominated William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for President and Adlai Stevenson of Illinois for Vice President on the first ballot. Also notes deaths and local notices including Lydia Holtmann, 32, of Pin Oak township, funeral at Bartlett cemetery, and various local events and ads.

Democratic National Conventon Katteos City Wiliam Jennings Bryan Nebraska Adini H. Stevenson Iinois Lydia Holtmann Herby Holtman Pin Oak Township Iis Misa Lydia Bartlett

Treasurer's June 1900 Report At Troy City Council

The Journal of the Council records the July 2 meeting adjournment and acceptance of the treasurer’s monthly report for June 1900. It shows a June 1 balance of 1207.58, receipts of 10.00, and total 978.86 in the treasury, with expenditures on streets and alleys, contingents, and other items, plus a balance of 168.72. Several motions approve finances, ordinance readings, and notices to residents to remove nuisances, with adjournment set for July 7.

Inet Nyu City of Troy Treasury R, F. Auwanrer Mendouall Hoge Gerfen Hampe

Fourth of July Celebrations in Troy Spark City Spirit

Visitors overflowed Troy after Independence Day events as fireworks lit the night. The Long Bros band provided music while picnics at Jarvis Grove and St. Jerome’s Park drew large crowds. Religious services and a semi centennial Eden Theological College address preceded a youth society celebration. Local residents, visitors from St. Louis and surrounding towns attended gatherings, with many sharing travel and social notes.

Troy Trojane St. Jerome’s Catholic Church Rieder’s Park Long Bros’ Band Collinaville Jarvis’ Grove M. I Baptist Presbyterian Samuday School Gualave Plassmann Sunjay Ap Addigas German Evangelical Church Eden Theological College St. Louis Youth Society Meyer Edwardsville CS. McCollum M. B

Local Brevities and Fourth of July Notes

A compilation of small town happenings and tidbits including repairs at Hawley's, convalescence of J. Harding, shops advertising candy and clocks, a city council meeting tonight, auto meet tensions, Martin property fresh paint on Market Street, and various community notices. Distinct items mention drills, a special train with the Pennsylvania delegation, illness cures, garden and park events, and local social activities.

John Jarvin’ Higey Collinsville Pennsylvania Kansas City Kingston’a Baleland Kingaton Martin Market Street Wm. Schultz Samuel Davia Troy Cemetery Mite Society Mra. J. W. Gaskill Mra. T. H. Bell’s

Miscellaneous Wants and Notices in a Contained Ad Page

Help wanted for a young lazy boy to learn bicycle riding a stenographer wanted for notes in pay a salary a good woman wanted to cook a strong girl wanted for scrubbing cleaning experienced readers at the Globe Restaurant For sale a boat For rent a two story five room house on four large lots with summer kitchen conveniences and fruit on premises Notice of resignation marriage to a young lady earning ten per week by John Easy Printed fruit jar labels for sale at ten cents per hundred to benefit others Reverend J T Vernon Hartwell Ga testimonial for Electric Bitters and Bucklyn's Arnica Salve curing a running sore large bottle offerings and a house sale ad by A Bau.

Jarvis Pin Oak Jarvia Ihem Gratis Edwardaville Thie Globe Suy John Easy J.T. W Vernon Hartwell St. Kingston

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