Mayor's Appointments Mark Troy Council Meeting
Mayor F. F. Miller oversees adjourned session to appoint Nelson Kinder Jr as night engineer at the light plant and Emil Droll as city marshal. The council approves bills, orders street lighting on Hickory street, grades Main street, accepts bonds for Adolph Meyer and James Black, and forms Sanitary Fire and Water committees. Mayor's message read and filed. Ordinance No. 22 to be enforced with May 13 adjourned meeting.
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Troy
Ill
F. F. Miller
R. L. Dawson
Cramer
Hale
Horsley
Peterman Taylor
Worsman
Nelson Kinder, Jr
Peterman
Taylor
Emil Droll
Phil. Zenk
C. Gebauer
Consolidated Coal Co
Chris. Busse
Jane Henderson
Hickory Street
Main Street
Reading Bond
Adolph Meyer
James Black
F. F. MiLiter
Troy Wins From St Louis In Open Baseball clash
Troy's crack baseball team defeated the Merchants' Exchange of St Louis 5 to 4 in a hard played game on the local diamond. St Louis led 4 to 3 until Troy scored twice in the seventh, while miscues by both sides and strong batting decided the match. The paper notes other local games, a doubleheader by North and South Side amateurs, a grandstand addition, and price changes to aid improvements. It mentions a forthcoming game against the Mound Citys of St Louis and lists last Sunday's results from nearby towns.
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Troy
Merchants’ Exchange
St Louis
St. Louisan
Hayes
Gillis
St. Louis
B. M. Co’s
St. Elmo
Davis
Scott
Trojans
Bain
Schrader
Johnson
St. Elmeites
Milk supply for St. Louis World's Fair eyed
Alton dairy farmers may face a milk shortage as inspectors from St. Louis survey how much milk the city and surrounding area can supply for next year's World’s Fair. Hotels and restaurants plan large orders, contracting with nearby dairies, urging local producers to scale up or risk missing demand.
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St. Louis
Malaria Patient Praises Herbine Cure in Patterson
Mrs Frank Chiasson of Patterson Louisiana writes on June 8 1901 that after severe malaria fever and doctor visits she tried a sample of Herbine and was cured after buying two bottles She recommends the medicine to others suffering malaria noting it cured her and thanking the provider at S Kingston's with a fifty cent bottle.
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T. G. Merritt
North Mehoopany
S. Kingston’s
Frank Chiasson
Patterson
Kingston’s
Vandalia Excursions From St Louis To Effingham
Vandalia Line announces excursions from St Louis to Effingham starting May 10 and running each alternate Sunday through September 1, at 1.25 round trip. Effingham to St Louis exists on alternate Sundays at 1.25 round trip, Troy to St Louis round trip 0.50. Also an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea at S Kingston's 35 cents.
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UI Nane H. O A. Griffenkamp
Sementeee Hake
Frank
Feesuete
Kollas
Hunt
Alus
Merlin
Eeneneeee
D. Gillis
Vaseee
Teuschmidt
Seweeeee J. Gillis
Troy Name
H. OO. E. Patten
Daweee
Troy
St. Louis
Hayes
Voelker
Patten
Young
Gillis
Curley
Veelker
Nnt
Gill
Vandalia Line
Effingham
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MADE
Bollman
Journal OF the Council
S. Kingston
Rex
Mound
Lebanon
Franks
Trenton
Clarks
O’fallon
Louis
O'Fallon
Belleville
Collinsville
Simpson Stars
Alton
East St. Louis
Kerns
Nationals
St. Charles
Quisenstadts
Staunton
Rice-Stix
Jarvis Township
Gro. Liebler
Kuntzmann
Inter-State Cor
Cedar Rapids
Lodge No. 485
The
Threshermen’s National Protective Association
Charles Wendler
Franz J. Welte
Suse, Fui
Gents’ Furnisher
Vandalia
Pias
Rolls Hardware Store
Ind’p’l’e
Ind’p’l
Indianapolis
Ind’p’l's
Elliott
Thoy
Illinoia
J. M. Chesbrough
Loula
Fan
M. F. Auwarter
Theo. Guennewi G
Billiard Hall
Ilinois
Highland
Troy City Meat Market
John Deimling, Prop
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