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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
3
The text records visits among local families including Kennedy relatives in Boonville and Chrisney, with mentions of town clergy, gatherings, baptisms, and community names such as Su Airs.keiton and Messrs. Bench. It also hints at illness and social events in the area, reflecting small town life and common connections.
Fragmentary OCR records show names such as Pete Holmen Mary Lasher Gerthy Jiline Casside and Louis Lagrange with scattered phrases about visits, a business trip, and social calls around a Saturday in 1988. Lacking coherent context, details remain ambiguous.
A garbled report references Hesse Bewel complaint in childhood and a patient of Dewey in Angneweolo Va. It notes a stack of medical terms and disease references with unclear details about care, dates, and locations. The readable fragments mention Sanat s Wran and a possible event in Texas with vague medical context.
A garbled OCR excerpt notes Ridder race action and a tech city visit. It mentions guests Gunnannad Kona Mosby and Guy Syrater with events Sunday night and several local names and places.
Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa reports twelve years of stomach trouble and five hundred dollars spent on medicines. After trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets his wife was greatly helped, more than by all prior medicines. Sold by T T Gassier and Snyder Drug Co. Also available: Straight Sour Mash Whiskey for 60 cents a quart by Sam Paulin.
A fragmented passage discusses rural route improvements and concerns over road funding and maintenance. It references farmers, township issues, and calls for action to protect rural transportation rights amid policy debates.
Fulda residents note Genabratus Owensbors called to his father’s bedside as he remains very low. Dr James of St Melarad made a brief Saturday call. Idolo Tleier returned from Owensboro and Evansville after two weeks away. Air Manus of Cincinnati attended to business on Wednesday. Anna Frohlich of Onesoorg and Clara Kluch of New Boston visited Sunday. Kain Durvinger returns home from Louisville for a few weeks. Mrs John Friedel and son Victor of New Boston pass through en route to St Meinrad.
Nellie Badger visits relatives near Derby. Mrs Ben Mcvee recovers at home after illness. Ice cream socials at Dudneyvihe and Chrisnay Saturday and Sunday. Infant Annel Greene dies at 1 month from stomach and bowel trouble. funeral arrangements noted. Memorials express thanks for kindness during illness and death of gees rs. Funeral services held Monday. local names mentioned.
Jobe d Denman, a prosperous Penh fog si dog, died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Mary Loniman. Loniman was widely mourned by neighbors and family. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Abe Adurs and others. The funeral details were not clearly listed in the fragment.
Fragmentary text references dysentery medicine and medical claims. Reads like a damaged OCR with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases. No clear event dates or names identifiable for a definitive summary.
McCallister, a prominent county citizen, and Mrs Cap Hagedorn of Anderson Valley were in the city Tuesday. The piece notes local workers and parishions, with names and dates, reflecting community life and daily events.
Miss Minnie Babb reports on local court actions and notices including adjournments of the Board of Review on July 6, property transfers listed with names and ages, and various matching civil actions. Several name pairs show property and settlement references along with unrelated medical advertisement text.
Fragmented OCR lists transfers and property notes across multiple locations and parties including Wood Bergman Troy Eva Uarmichkte and Catherine M. McGisley. Mentions Pel City Pino Nex and Spoons Gates with several dates and monetary figures, but most data is garbled.
The report notes Coe and Uy Caras tying in a busy period with freshers arriving. It mentions Lernview and Vero weich as contrasts, and references Da Came Repiimgbher events and weekday activities. Peter's Widnes Roneeds, Foley' Nias, Barardy, and Wadley appear in the jumbled text as contextual names.
James Lockhart aged about 40 died at Manville on Saturday from an illness and complications. Funeral services were held Sunday morning at the Prov cemetery with the family in attendance.
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