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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1901

Page

8

Fiftieth Session of Southern Illinois Methodist Conference At Alton

The fiftieth annual session of the Southern Illinois conference met in Alton. It reported 14000 raised toward the twenty million dollar Methodist global fund, with 1400000 already in hand and expected to be completed by year end. Delegates adopted resolutions condemning anarchy and praising the president, while noting his death as a loss to the nation. Appointments were read for districts including Alton Lebanon Belleville and Mount Vernon with numerous churches listed for assignment and supervision.

Methodist Episcopal Church Alton Migistrate United States Fairfield Mishop Fitzgerald Louis F. M. van Treese Presiding Elder Lebanon New Douglas Samuel Albrecht Plainview Philip Rinehart Ramsay Gye Park Shipman J. A. Large Staunton G. M. Webber Upper Alton M. L. Cole Venice R. P. Carson R. D. Woodley Pregelding Elder Ashley Beaucoup Leaver Creek Shitoh N. B. Hodsdon Sparta M Lear Summerfield J. W. Turn Trenton J. Farmer Troy Collom Witertop J. K. Hunter Lemuel Cramp East St. Touis Protestant Hospital East St. Lows Av. C. Walton McKendres Tailegé Lebangie Mount Carmel J. Y. Reid Carm Belmont S&s Turner Bir Prairie J. G. Bonnell Brookport G. W. Hanks Carmi J. W. Tuaylor Carrier Mills Weld Enfield Cummins KR. A. Hoar Galatia J. GB. Cummins Golconda G. W. Scawthorn Grantsburs J.R. Campbell Grayville Ressha Robertson Harrisburg Keensburg J. EB. Schaffer Maunie J. W. Des McLeanshoro M. N. Pow Robert Lawrenc Smith Gellnup J.T. Wuerker Henton Hoffman Creal Springs Herron W. F. Whitwsek Duquein G. BE. McCammon Frankfort C. Sheridan Jonespore Wm. Powls Joppa EF. M. Jones Marion OH. Clark Makanda C. C. Hell McChire Phil R. Giotfelty Mound City R.A. D. Rodgers Mount Vernon First Union Street D. McCarmoon J. H. Davis South W. S. Southers Murphysboro C. W. Sabin Olive Branch B. FP Uiley Updike P. H. Hearn Pinckneyville J. D. Hennessey Steelville Silas Olney Albion J. M. Adams Ellensale A. W. James Bone Gap P. C. Carin Bridgeport J. W. Baker Brown's Wohnson Culhoun L. C. Witkin Fairmount H.O. Helser Clay City G. R. Goodman Cuifield J. G. Tucker Iat Robinson J. W. McNeil Rose Hill J.C. Hawk Sumner M. B. Baker Sumner Ctrcuit Wm. Huntsbury Weat Liberty B. Edmundson Arost Salem C. O.morris Wheeler R HH. Carr Willow Hill E. M. Barringer Cooksey Vandalia I. W Ingraham C.H. Gurkin Irvington W L. Becker Jake J. H. Wiley Johnsonville McMadden Kinmundy J. H. Jones Loutaville C. H. Sprage Mason A. W. aRouten Mc¢casin G. N. Wilkerson Mount Rose C. Clark Odin Albert Marrin Patoka W. L. Rhein O Kenley St. Elmo BR. PR. Smith Salem T. Dewitt Peake Rhohowher Grant B Groven J. H. Vernon W. L. Cunningham Walnut Hill L. KR. Nicholls Watson Ki Halls: Wayne City, R. Hammons; Xenia, J. EB. McCracken N. D. White Southern Minot

Music at World's Fair plans grand orchestras

St Louis September 23 reports a grander scale for music at the World's Fair. Regimental bands from Britain Germany France Austria Italy and perhaps Turkey will perform. Proposals include a resident orchestra of 100 soloists and a resident 80 piece band. A chorus of 1000 trained voices to aid dedicatory ceremonies is planned with opportunities for ambitious young musicians to earn fair privileges through auditions.

St Louis Mir Ig 10 Committee On Music Wilkke Tion Uitt St. Louis United States Leve

World’s Fair Buildings Assignments for St Louis Exposition

The commission of architects at a recent meeting assigned each member a department building for the exposition. Designs are due October 7. Assignments include Agricultural, Manufacturers, Liberal Arts, Social Economy, Transportation, Education, Art, Mines and Metallurgy, Electricity and Government buildings with specified footprints. Total estimated cost listed at 7,000,001 dollars. Measurements suggest many will exceed sizes of prior expo structures.

St. Louis Commission of Architects Agricultural Isang Taylor Uildings Eames & Young Liberal Arts Carrere & Hastings Barnett, Haynes & Barnett Widmann, Wilkh & Boisseliee Theodore C. Link Cause Gilbert Mines and Metalirgy van Prant & Stowe Walker & Kimball D. Nuax Taylor Isaac S. ‘Taylor

Unauthorized World’s Fair plats warned by chief architect

Chief Architect Taylor of the commission of architects declares that published ground plans for the World’s Fair are unauthorized and likely dangerous. He says full, approved plans will not be released for at least two weeks, arguing that committees must approve, exhibitors fear space misdesigns, and early, imperfect plans would be misprinted and hard to correct.

St. Louis Taylor Commission of Architects Board of Directors

Cold Storage House for Apple Framing and Storage

A Cold Storage House is described as ideal for storing apples to meet price fluctuations. It notes adaptability to level or sloping land, with the front positioned on the lower end in such terrain, offering convenience and efficiency in fruit storage and cost.

Exterior Fruit House design for apple storage

The plan describes a 36 by 38 foot exterior fruit house with a ground level platform for unloading 1000 barrels, three tiers high, a sorting and packing room adjacent to the outside door, and a storage room protected from temperature with four feet wide interior doors and a six feet front door.

Plan for a cold storage fruit house without ice

A dairy and fruit storage note outlines a ventilation based fruit house to avoid ice cooling. It describes double walls with matched lumber and siding, metal ceiling, ventilation to control temperature, costing 300 to 1000 dollars, and cites Sibley in New Tribes. It warns dairies must avoid overheating milk to preserve quality and notes challenges in churning.

Sibley Trihrs

Allen's Foot-Bath Sample and Misc Clips

A mixed excerpt lists Allen's Foot-Bath powder sample offers and notes on its purported benefits for damp, swollen feet and breaking in new shoes. It also includes short anecdotes and quotes about everyday products, jokes, and curiosities from various sources.

Allen le Roy

Recognized His Opportanits Ada Wedding Invite

Ada speaks pensively hoping for an invitation to the wedding when she marries. Txzel replies boldly that she will be invited before anyone else, warning that if she does not accept there will be no wedding.

Ada Txzel

Wisconsin Farm Lands offered in Marinette County

An advertisement touts buying Wisconsin farms along the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at low prices and favorable terms. It highlights Wisconsin crops, markets and climate as reasons to buy rather than rent, urging readers to contact F A Miller in Chicago.

Wisconsin Marinette County Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Miller Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Distinguished Missionary Rev H Thompson Recovers

A Washington, reported man Rev. H Thompson formerly in Little York Indiana. He endured years as a West Indian Indians missionary. Diabetes from bad water in Wagoner, Indian Territory nearly felled him before Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him. His recovery astonished physicians.

Washington, Inc E. 15Th Street Lev H. Thompson Washington Little York Ind Mr. Thompson West Wagoner Indian Territory Chicago Dodd

Devoe Paint Promises Savings and Longevity

An old promotion touts Devoe ready paint as cheaper per square yard or year than oil and lead paints. It claims better coverage, longer life, and urges readers to request the pamphlet and insist on Devoe from a near heater dealer, Chicago.

Devoe Devoer Chicago

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