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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented column combines odd advertisements with local notices and personal updates. Readers see shop listings, names, places, and brief remarks about residents such as Mrs. Hademan, Norman Jarboe, and Prof. Hicks, plus road repairs and religious reflections.
Aden Sprinkle Sam Anderson and wife visited Bristow on a recent trip. Miss Minnie Aders of Bristow visiting her sister nearby. James family events at St Meinrad. Hiner Holman attended Leopold church. Dr N A James flew to Louisville. Joe Holman moved to Tito’s home this week. Martha Howe of Bristow visits. Several locals named visiting or calling in recent days. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Holman. A child of Clarence Franchville and Childy James visiting at Bristow. Died Aug 6, an 11 year old burial at Leopold Tuesday.
A public notice urges readers to take Folay's Kidney Remedy for backache rheumatic and kidney and bladder trouble. It claims quick correction of urinary irregularities and warns neglect may lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. V. T. Gaesser endorses the remedy.
An advertisement by T. Z. Gaesser promotes a urine laxative claiming it stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels to positively cure habitual constipation.
Miss Minnie Berdenweath of Evansville to visit Miss Anna Sweeney next week. Miss Mary Darden hosted by Mayme Wilson last Sunday. Local attendance at Leopold picnic last Wednesday. Clyde Mosby to visit relatives in Illinois Friday. Mr and Mrs Heber McCallister of Route 2 visited Louis here last Friday. Chas Lake Tom Everard and Olive Lyle en route to St Marks last Sunday. Dr Lomax bought 25 tons hay from Wilbur Mosby. Farmers need rain. Louis McCallister on Tell City business Monday. Joe Mosby made a business trip to Bristow Saturday.
A. S. Nushauin of Batesville Indiana writes that a severe summer cold with hay fever symptoms ruined three months of business. After trying various medicines without relief he used Foley's Honey and Tar and was quickly cured. His wife also found the remedy effective.
Rain requests linger in Maxville area while residents recall events from Tel City and nearby towns. Attendees joined a show at Tel City Thursday and local figures such as Cassidy luay press helped Schneider Bros. last week.
St Mari Edward and others attended a large picnic at Leoport on Wednesday as farmers in the area begin plowing for wheat and corn. Vincent Buckfeld and Henry Volhner were guests of Penny Sunday. Fr. Janes of St Meinrad to conduct services until Fr. Schaub returns. Mgr Tony Bockhold visited Cali Ridge Sunday night. Gayer Bros of Proy were in the vicinity last week selling Portiliven.
Spencer County reports two divorces with cruelty alleged. Jennie Snyder seeks custody of Emma Katherine four and alimony of 4000 dollars. James $8. Richey sues Anna Richey for divorce over cruelty and ill temper after alleged assault. Richland City Grain and Produce Association files articles of incorporation with 10000 capital and five directors for twenty five years.
The notice lists several marriages with ages and counties. William A Shoff 25 weds Maggie Douglas 14 of Spencer county by Willkin cones. Jacob Ia Abshier 20 laborer weds Nona Haycox 18 of Spencer county. William G Kramer 22 farmer weds Steve H Wilkinson 19 of Spencer county. Bronry EL Schufer 22 of Vanderburgh county weds Frederica AL Schwarts 26 on Rev os Wall.
A series of land transfer notices lists numerous grantors and grantees including Simon Kosler to Pauline L Neibauslot, Elizabeth B Parker to James D Ashby, Marion Singleton to J A Griffith, Lucinda R Brown to Louis Wall, Mary Wahl to Edward Wahl, James C Armstrong to Peter Jochem, James H Rust to James Chapman, and Sodor Spredin to PL Fishback, with various acreages and dollar values.
Mr A Robinson of Drumquin Ontario recommends Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine for indigestion and constipation. He says they are beneficial, easy to take, and have pleasant effects. Price 25 cents, samples free at T T Gaesser and Snyder Drug Co The Prines one dollar in advance.
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