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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
2
A fragmentary subscription advertises terms for Cumberland readers with annual cash in advance options and notes on post eligibility and paper continuity. It references second class mail and unmarked material, urging continuation unless the paper is to be discontinued.
A garbled farmers exchange notice lists horses and cattle for sale or trade. It mentions subscriptions, contact details, and various names and places, but the legible content remains obscure and scattered throughout.
Fifteen head of horses and brood mares for sale or trade advertised by Fe N Wallis. Note mentions horses and mules for barter or purchase with contact hint in the brief. Worded as a local classified notice urging buyers and sellers to reach out through Wallis.
Notice describes the sale of a wood building on Afitin Street with a listed size of 20 by something. Authorities set terms and a deadline for bids.
In a farewell note Jounel Bacon announces leasing the Times to Harry Krecker for one year and forming a partnership afterward. He praises the paper as honest, consistent, rural, and a defender of local rights, and states Krecker will continue The Times policies and build a regional newspaper chain in the Northwest.
Fragmentary letter expresses commitment to editorial duties, journalism ethics, and belief in honest effort. The writer seeks nonpartisan service, aims to win support for the paper, and hints at a future path shaped by principles and perseverance.
A dated plea extols farmers as central to national prosperity and urges readers to back a newspaper venture. The author asserts the Times will advocate farm welfare, notes lease of Themes as sound property, and seeks public encouragement while pledging self-reliance and gratitude.
Haddox daughter of Jeffersonville and Schwartz manager at Bryant & Stratton Business College Louisville will wed on Wednesday July 18 1909. They will reside at 122 Second Street Louisville after July 28. Local friends extend congratulations to the couple.
Pupil premiums awarded for extraordinary good attendance by Room No 2 students Joseph Fortwendel Leo Lindemann Richard Summers William Summers Olivia Paulin Rosa Hess Frances Thie Kinia Daunhauer. Room No 1 Oscar Linnie Howard Pauliin Cludina Hess Irene Gaesser Agnes Heynolds Mary Linnie.
Notice to residents of Leopold Lewiship Perey county of an application by Andrew Islamion as a daabe inhabitant of Panchen State for a court order to sell real property within Lasaport township. Details describe parcel boundaries on Murketsorert street and nearby landmarks in Leopold town and Perry county. The filing lists the parcel as Pine West around a building on Market Street, with the hearing to determine the sale.
Court entries list lease transfers and divorces in Pell City Tell City Leopold and Tell City cases. Foreclosures and mortgage actions against John Qiberding Theney E Bielefeld and others appear with Patrick Son law firm. Damages actions include Oscar Hull Southern Railway Company and Raymond Howard through Chas Michardt by next friend.
The circuit court convenes Tuesday in July for a three week term with a fair docket likely to see many continuances due to hot weather. General Morgan ran the clerk’s office in Clerk Doogs absence and authorized seven knots of work. Clerk Doves returns from Ivansville with eye treatment. Dilly notes improvement under Dr Brose. Hunter’s licenses issued to Eugene Vaughn and Joe Linney. Squirrel season opens and boys prepare for hunts.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve as quickly relieving itching and smarting from skin disease. The product is priced at 25 cents and available from Snyder Drug Co and T. T. Gaesser.
Joe Schaeffer, a Troy area farmer, saw a fire in his wheat field after returning from Evanston on Saturday. He learned that a wheat shock burned to the ground, a rare event he had never heard of before.
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