Stew and whiskey offer at lunch counter noted
A brief line notes a lunch counter offering a quarter jar of straight sew mash whiskey for 60 cents and a variety of lunch options.
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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
1
A brief line notes a lunch counter offering a quarter jar of straight sew mash whiskey for 60 cents and a variety of lunch options.
Joshua Rennie publishes notice to Leopold residents that he will apply at the Perry County board of commissioners during the August 1909 term for a license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart with on premises drinking. The proposed business room is 20 by 24 feet on Main Street, a ground floor room of a two ruin building on Lot No. in Leopold village Perry County Indiana.
The notice invites buyers and sellers to contact FF. X. Ballis in Troy Indiana for horse or mule sales. It states a good selection on hand and welcomes orders.
Fragmentary OCR item notes six months and Cush Pn advice. No clear people, places, or events fully readable. Summary relies on uncertain fragments about subscriptions or time frames without verifiable entities.
A bustling Farmers' Exchange column lists numerous classified ads for sale notices. Items include threshing machine parts, horses, cattle, puppies, fuel, and farm equipment. Buyers and sellers in Lamar and nearby areas respond through notices and phone contacts.
Fragmentary note indicates a possible sale or trade of horses and related items by a New York based auctioneer. Details such as dates, locations, and participants are unclear in the text.
Property listing notes a small building on Ain Street size eight by twelve with putative ownership. Listing mentions Ballis as contact or seller.
A Troy Times reader letter denounces Proctor for hiding identity and alleges a correction about burnt telephone lines No. 2 and No. 11 on a river towboat dispute. The piece defends article author JAMSA CASSIDY and notes a separate assault case in Tell City involving Rob er Boulle and Still, with a court outcome and fines.
A chaotic incident led to the arrest of multiple men after a cutting scrape. Authorities charged Boab Tollin and Gordie Will ips with weapons and assault, fining Williams Stsognd Tsthe 1 im and COIN CEsts while ordering Williams to pay costs.
An advertisement for a salve named Price of Peace selling for 25 cents. The copy lists Saucer Drag Co and T. Gaesser as sellers and mentions Chamber lains Salve. The text is garbled but presents a product sale line with price and vendors.
In Clark township the last saloon license expired and a neighboring township is noted in the day column. Geish formerly ran a Uniontown saloon and retires. Cha Pray and Leopold townships are listed as renting locations with legal references. Chassuee of Alva Florida visits friends. Mr. and Mrs. Purcell travel to Chrisney. Mrs. John Crook of Evansville visits her parents. Collignon visits his brother in Louisville over the weekend.
Apalona and families visited Henderson Beard last Sunday. The Picnic at Gandon drew a large crowd with all enjoying the day. Myrtle Foster visited Agnes Graves in Uniontown last Monday. Martha Tlowe of Bristow stayed with Uncle Abe Howe. John Howe visited Josie Holman last Sunday. Pete Holman and family and Nick James with Clara James called. Joe Holman and sons visited Victor Franchville last Sunday. Mrs Constine Leclerc and son Frank traveled toward Bristow last week. Oscar Lagrange visited his Uncle Mike Cassidy over the weekend. Foley remedies are recommended for stomach and liver issues and constipation.
Saturday and Monday social notes list Wilfrid Lantian and family business trip to Bristow APs. Mrs Daniel Goyer naidei business trip to Pell City and Cannelton. Mike Cassidy referenced in Moody area. John Foster of Cimentown mentioned with Prov Saturday. Paylor of Adgeville renews Times subscription.
Henry Sehergens and others transfer lot in Well City to Chis ba Schergens. Christina Kellsteiner to ALT Jenn Pb lot 5 in Black 847 Tell City. Kinnie Ballis to John Winter ath, lots Troy, valued at 8200. Report filed by County Recorder Fran J. George.
Dr J D Bacon spent several days in Cannelton this week as the guest of his daughter Mrs Jennie Hemphill.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Troy Bank will be held at Rankins house in Troy Indiana on Tuesday July 20 1909. For the purpose of electing new officers and transacting other important business. You are especially requested to be present. Yours truly. The Troy Bank.
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