Descriptive Weekly News Outline and October Forecast
The page lists daily sun set and moon phase details with unsettled weather and possible showers. It outlines sections including Weather for October, Special Crop Bulletin, News In Brief, Condensed Telegrams, Current News Notes, state news, the Great Yacht Race, sermons, youth department, editorials, Washington letter, national grain dealers meeting, a fire at Alton, foreign markets, courts and records, local markets, time table, and postoffice intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State News
Washington
Alton
Postoffice Intelligence
Weather Forecast Urges Close Attention to October Storms
The article warns readers of a Mars storm period centered around October 2 with a Vulcan period from the 1st to the 6th, plus Jupiter and equinox perturbations. It predicts cloudiness, rain, and snow across much of October, followed by a rapid shift to colder weather and occasional warmer intervals, urging preparedness and reliance on forecasts to avoid losses. It emphasizes frequent changes, the Moon’s influence around October 5, and the value of tabulated data on precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Mars
Ruth
North Atlantic
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Equator
Perigree
Merury
Unsettled October Weather Forecast With Heavy Sleet Risks
A long warning notes unusual storm periods centered on October 9 12 14 17 26 and 28 with Mercury Venus Mars and Jupiter influences bringing warmer shifts sleet and snow northward gales and possible losses at sea. Public school football forfeited by Leclaire after timekeeper dispute. Troy beats Staunton 11 7 as home game nears against Terminals and Rex cigars promote local Troy 5 centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leclaire
Edwardsville
Troy
Staunton
Trojans
Troy Boys
St. Louis
Dry Weather Brings Serious Crop Strain In 1901
Special to THE WEEKLY Cast reports dry warm weather with cool nights and light frost in the north. Stock water scarce in some areas, central and southern districts hardest hit. Wheat and rye seeding delayed by dry soil. corn largely safe from frost though later fields at risk. Broom corn nearly harvested. potatoes yielding poorly in many places. winter apples begun, many apples still falling. Madison and Montgomery counties report continued dryness. this is final 1901 season bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
M. W. Powell
Madison County
Troy
P. J. Edwards
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
Department
Rally Day Preparations At M E Sunday School
The M E Sunday School plans Rally Day on Sunday October 13 with a gratuitous program for each church school taking up a collection for the Sunday School Union. The Starlight Dancing Club starts season with a social at the opera house featuring Rex Orchestra. Various local residents visit, travel and host gatherings, with church groups meeting weekly until after the Expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Sunday School Union
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. EB
Starlight Dancing Club
Opera House
Rex Orchestra
Albert Rieder
East End
Merry Workers’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. W. Zanders
Card of Thanks to Local 691 and Helpers
Mrs. Margaret Kavney extends sincere thanks to Local No. 691 for their donation and to all who assisted during her son’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local No. 691
MarGaret Kavney
Local Notes Abundant News From Troy Area
Local paragraphs deliver Halloween hints, shop notices, births, deaths, and community updates. Heath information includes a smallpox case, a buried infant, and a sold property. Telegrams note telephone growth, water worries, mine repairs, and new local hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntzmann
Hawley’s
Annie Hampe
Heinecke
Rex
Sallee
Optician
Troy
Johnnie
Julius Barth
Clemens
Collingville
Donk
Emma B. Mersinger
Valentine Strauss
Good Housekeeping
Theresa Seligmann
H. F. Thurston
H. M. Blizard
Greenville
W. H. Preston
Brownstown
H. Wohswinkel
Hubert
Uncle Sama
Navy
Catt
A. Klein
Guy
Klein
Fudicioua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Srl R. Hicks
Special Grop Bulletin
Report of
Illinois
Croup
S. Kingston’ S
S. Kingaton’s
Troy Cemetery Mite Society
M. F. Auwarter
Epworth League Society
Odd Fellows
August Metz
Max Zucker
Collinsville
F. A. Dawson
Theo. Guennewig
Capt. I. W. Cook
H. Langenburg
St Louis
J. H. Stienhans
Grace Kingston
George Schneider
S. B. Jarvis
Hillegardt
Center Grove
Wm. Martin
Wm. H. Wild
Kent
A. F. Seligmann
Eastern
Wm. Rauch
W.F. Peter
Gus Vetter
Walter Kersey
Mat Kersey
Caseyville
Dick Corbridge
Charles Rowekamp
Wm. Bunte
Bunte Wholesale
Lora Matthews
Kansas
McAdoo
Pinckneyville
C. F. Stienhans
Little Son
East St. _ Louis
Chas, Allan
Margaret Ravney
George Miller
Kennerly Ave
Ed Holtz
Lulu ‘Hoppe
Genevieve
Seddie Jarvis
J. J. Brown
Chicago
Eastern Star
Moonstone
John Ganninger
Frank Buettner
Bert Bircher
Highland
Louis Bollman
Julius
Hi. Bollman
M. Cowen
Bollman Mercantile Company
Sorento
W. F. Peter
Wilbur
Hannah Rubine
S. W. Rawson
Samuel Rawson
Rawson
Highland Leader
Albert H. Schott
Highland Bing. Co
American Brewing Academy
Schott
Troy Exchange Bank
Klein’s Shoe
Kingston's Drug Store
Groom Music Company
Steinway Hall
Vandalia
A. J. Pagan
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