Weekly Crop Bulletin Promises Fair Hay Prospects
The past week brought showery conditions across the state with warm weather spurring vegetation though field work slowed by rain. Hay is expected to be fair overall, though some reports show short, thin crops and winterkill in places. Clover and oats show good growth, wheat slight improvement, and corn and potatoes thriving with some weed and worm issues. Fruit remains good but apples declining. gardens excellent. In sports, the Western Brewery team Glen Carbon edged Star Brewery 18 to 17 in a spirited baseball clash drawing many spectators. next, Couega of Extwardaville will host the home team tomorrow.
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Timothy
Western “Brewery
Glen Carbon
Star Brewery
Mueber
Emthuelusty
Glen Carbo
Couega
Extwardaville
Thriving Little Weekly and Granite City Progress
A short item praises The Troy Can and Granite City Progress editor Jarvie for local enterprise. Mentions a memorial keepsake and seeks to boost city interest, noting the paper’s vitality and community impact amid references to historical remedies and European interest. The text blends promotional notes with medical and postal asides, including names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Troy Can
Lee Cann
Jarvie
Arla
Hhis City
City Council Meets in Troy June 4 1900
The Journal of the Council notes a regular Troy city meeting held Monday June 4 1900. Minutes read and approved. Finance committee reports favorably on bills including housing and street work. Treasurer's monthly report for May 31 presented and filed. Several motions pass restoring board walks, clarifying Fire Act charter inquiry, and exempting firemen from poll tax. Mayor S W Rawson signs minutes.
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Troy
Enue
Koll Callad
Rand
Mendenall
Tlnupe
Ph Nance Committee
Mendenatl
Floge
Einanea
H Kimberiin
Wm Kleimeier
Droll
Buare
City of
Jague
Meudetall
Hoge
Kimberlin
Ritcher
Wex
Gowhi
W. Rawson
Gaves
Guy Clerk
Local school week wraps up with academy ceremonies
Visitors and residents note a week of McCray-Dewey Academy and public school events. The week featured a baccalaureate sermon by Prof. W. W. Edwards at the Presbyterian church, a public school class graduation at Rieder's Opera House, an annual medal contest at the academy, and the McCray-Dewey Class of 700 graduating at the opera house with diplomas presented by Principal W. W. Edwards. The Alumni banquet closed the week with songs, elocution, and greetings from the Class of 00.
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I'roy Public
McCray-Dewey Academy
Bears
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Edwards
Academy
Eure
Pha
Rieder
Opera House
Edneation
Thomas Williamson
Edwardsville
McUray-Dewey Academy
Valuntees
Stev
FU. Herdman
Lebaron
Plomos
Schwartz Sisters
Ed.wardaville
J. W
Cray-Dewey Academy
Michael Hoppenan
St. Louis
Mica Clare Bandrich
Highland
Roht Holliday
Julius Dugeer
St Jacob
B. Jarvin
Jerneyville
L. Heinramann
Mra A. Klelat
C. S. McCallom
St. Elmo
Mabel Rich
Mabel Ronaan
R. F. Auwarter
Shurtleff College
Alton
Ed Deimivg
Ed Matthews
Collinsville
F. Ackermany
F.C. Kinder
Caseyville
Harry Meyer
L.W. Doruseif
St. Pape
Local Breezings and Troy Area News Bits
Local notes report watch repairs at Hawley’s and shoe sales at Klein’s with premiums. The County Board met Monday as Fourth of July activities near. Troy celebrates with new paper route purchase by Charles and Aaron Smith. An infant born to Mr. and Mrs. Win Rees weighs three pounds. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised for pains and piles. local marriages and society events noted.
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Hawley’s
A. ‘Klein's
Iittle
Troy
Charles
Aaron Smith
QO. W
Ballard
S. Kingston
St. Jacob
Mro
Win
Rees
Resa Renmiarke
Troy Cauh
TE. H. Wein
St. Laws
Mies Lenn Doruseff
Worden
Perent
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
M. E. Chivesh
Presbyterian Church
Co, McCollom
Prine
Kingaton
Edwardsville Democrat
Ritcher
S.wise
Vandalia
Bearpg
Aix
Tien
St. Louis
Bey
Ition
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Illinois Section
Kingatou
Journal OF the Council
Tpoiri
Strebta and Alloys
Gom
Balaes
Auwarter, Tresnurer
Per. M. F. Ay
Guy Club
Troy Gun
Richera Park
Aport
Pollawin
James A. Black
Chas
Seligmann
R. Fe Auwarter
F. Kunvanwann
Kingston's
Khigeton
Ocbshton County
W.M
Austin
Eal Auquire
Social and Personal
Marco
Mabel D. Rawson
C. S. McCollum
Alice
Asher
Cora Juliet Edwards
Laure Leonora Anderson
Sue
Mabel Jarvis
George H. Stienhans
Matilda Adeline Hawks
Smith
Sedgie KR
Jarvis
Black Horny
Charles V. Smith
Annie Pickens
Gora Tuliet Rawards
Mia
J. R Renfro
Laura Leonora Anderson
Thea
Williamson Plouas
McColloi
Robi. L. Dawson
Faccenetes
Mons Waters
Grace Geers
Benedict Arnold
Earl Donohe
Paul Tiwards
Value Arcescue
Spartacus
Gladiators
Ernest Mann
Y Tégtmeyer
Vyoval Solo
Lietu Vatter
Moscow
Boland
Kentucky
Edna Doncho
Minses Anderson
Geffen
Rev
Ols
McCatlom
Seven Orchestra
Kate Horsley
Herroes
H. Herdman
Umma Cece
W. W. Exlwanda
McCollom
Mra
Envy Schmidt
Pin Oak Township
T. B. Club
Mra. Schmidt
Mise Mayme Smith
Mary A. Portz
Ellery A. Benson
St. Louie
Maggie Rinser
Ingraham
Lebanon
John A.gebauer
A. Kleist
Mt Olive
Edward Schwalm
Chicago
Mian Lilla Henderson
Wm. Kohler
John Uamilton
al.Highland
Fred Bernhardt
Joe Iless
Mine Faura Poege
Mina Martha Gorten
Mabel Geers
St.Jacob
Netlie McAdoo
Mrs. Wm. Baird
Alhambra
E. F. Tilley
Emily Inpein
Edwarisville
Wife
Mary A. Jarvis
Old Settlers
Jand
Kunizm Sea Ee
Saya Madam Rumor
AEC
Gorfen
J. W. Garneta
Main Street
Marine Next
Marine Camp
Highway Commissioners
Odd Fellowes
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