Troy Talk Of Politics And Town Happenings
The issue notes campaign chatter and candidate buzz for congress with Burroughs favored in the democratic camp. It highlights rains boosting crops and contemplates a Fourth of July celebration or lack thereof in Troy. Highland prepares for a September district fair as local merchants urge home shopping and plans for needed rail access are discussed. Arthur Oehler is praised for joining the Southern Illinois Press Association as treasurer. A quip compares wives to newspapers, stressing personal ownership.
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Arthur Oehler
The
Trenton Sun
Southern Illinois Press Association
Mt. Vernon
Grand Picnic Parade in Troy and War Talk
General Weyler comments and Yankee reporters fuel a debate as Troy plans a September 7 Labor Day parade to draw crowds. A Kansas philosopher notes marriage makes people more sensible, while the Illinois Supreme Court rules barber shops must close Sundays and soda fountains may not serve colored customers. Dutch discipline on laziness is mocked, and readers are urged to use ads to save money in hard times. The Oregon battleship’s speed impresses John Bull, who is urged to build anew.
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Illinois Supreme Court
Highland Journal
John Bull
Sam
Oregon
Bull
Al‘ton Sentinel Democrat
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