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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1909
Page
2
Mrs Kate Wint improves after illness while neighbors visit A H Van Winkle and Mr Walter Sparrow and family call on Sunday. Mr Casper Dammin on the sick list. Scott Davis and wife visit R R 2. I X Ballis of Troy Ind advertises horse and mule trades.
Rural mail carrier expects better roads as farmers haul wheat home. Walter Reynolds of Indianapolis spends vacation with local kin. he works in a State Capitol railroad office. Weather rain delays threshing. Hess machine at Louis Wolff’s. Locals Josie Bauer and Mrs Kate Epping visit Louisville kin. Nat Mackey and Herman Bauer settle their lawsuit with Nat receiving annexed land and paying fees. Writer hints at a return batch of notes next week.
A short advertise ment urges people with kidney or bladder trouble symptoms to start Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately. It claims the remedy stops pain and irregularities, strengthens the organs, and prevents Brights disease or other disorders, warning not to ignore early signs.
Rev Borest Rohl returns to Greencastle after a short visit. Miss Artie Goldman visits relatives in West Fork. Ruthie Campbell stays with Mrs Orn Paulkenbergy in St Croix. Supper at Treney heights well attended and all report a good time. Roy McChitchon visits Jim Goldman in West Mark. Jim Goldman goes to Berkeley. Arlotta Campbell visits near Colina. John Wo and Chas Prusken see WoT Campbells. Charley Saddler travels to Oriole. Corn crops sound, hay and oats harvest near completion as threshing begins. Kirry Clovien.
Chronic cough sufferers report relief from Foley's Honey and Tar after other treatments fail. L. M. Ruggles of Reasner Iowa claims doctors diagnosed consumption but symptoms stopped with the remedy and lung pain faded. T.T. Gaesser
John Cuffman made a business trip to Bristow last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leclerc of near here spent Saturday and Sunday with her daughter Mrs Dupont at Avery. Ned Cassidy was in this vicinity last week buying sheep.
A Saturday ice cream supper drew a large crowd in Lamar. Local residents report Hozzie Harris improving after illness. Visits and friendly calls pass among residents including Miss Licla Grass, Mar. Dixon Penningtons, Cleve Kimberlin, Mrs. James, Lizzie Sprinkles, Miss Clara Leibring, Miss Cora May Connor, Miss Otilla Smith, and others in nearby towns. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised with general health claims and T. T. Gasser signs. Also notes mention Straight Sour Mash Whiskey and Sam Paulin selling full quarts.
After twelve years of stomach trouble and about five hundred dollars in medicine, I bought my wife one box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They did her more good than all previous medicines and she continued using them. Samuel Boyer, Folsom, Iowa. This medicine is for sale by T. T. Gaesser and Snyder Drug Co.
Lasher of Bristow was in town on business while Joe Bonifer of Louisville visits homefolks. Families from Lewisport Troy Tel City and Tell City host guests as Miss Edith Walker and Miss Clara Schertzer spend time with relatives.
Six month old daughter of E N Dewey of Angnewville Virginia recovered completely from cholera infantum after taking Chamberlains Golic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The court notes the remedy is effective for bowel complaints in children when used as directed. It mixes with water and sweetens to please young patients. Sold by Snyder Drug and T T Gaesser.
In Evanston the wheat threshing lags due to rain as Louis Puertzer marks his birthday. Social items note visits by Conrad Lippert and family, relatives from Atchison and Netawka, and new building activity on Main street. Foley’s Kidney Remedy ad by T. T. Gaesser urges early use to prevent kidney issues.
The article urges early use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to prevent fatal outcomes from dysentery and diarrhoea. It notes the remedy's long, reliable use and lists local sellers T T Gaesser and Snyder Drug Co. It also mentions threshing to start this week in Victory subject to weather and includes scattered local notices about community events and people.
A Wednesday rain caused some minor damage and scattered activity across towns. Mentions include Leo Lutering on St Mark’s ridge, Clyde Mosby in Pell City, Co McCallister en route to Tell City, and talks of a telephone issue trending in the Times.
Gale Ridge residents hosted guests including Joe Froehirch and Pius Whe Inman for a Sunday visit with Mike Rotheerber. Several families shared Sunday gatherings at homes of Miss Minnie Wheatley and Miss Elsie McCallister. Victor Thompson of Pell City called on Prank Rotheerber. Anthony Lockhold contributed to local chatter. John Ro Anderson, longtime local, died after seven years of illness. an old Civil War veteran, his funeral was held at the Methodist cemetery Saturday. May he rest in peace.
The Perry County Union ALS Ki held its third quarterly meeting at S81 last Saturday. President George Metz opened at 1 o'clock AM with strong delegate attendance. Delegates showed great interest and satisfaction in upcoming work. J C Brigeemann gave a notable address on road tax use and labor applications. Herman Wiesel, Cor Secy.
Thereby onny as hanters who Prespiss THY bbe nerry for the purpose of hunting will be presse erted to the extent of the dive JOUS SCHUTUS.
Dr. EE Allenbaugh returns to visits patients. William Paulus of Louisville visited relatives here. Miss Clara Redick and Miss Lucy Zabel of Canesville visited Rev Zabel's family. Rev Sehlandt and wife of Tell City visited Mr and Mrs D I Engelbrecht. Mrs Kate Ranger and daughters Rosie and Edith of Evansville visit relatives here. Miss Annadopple, formerly of this place, died at Ardmore on July 10. remains sent here for burial. funeral at Catholic Church. she was 10 with four brothers and one sister surviving. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised for coughs and lung troubles.
Real estate transfers list deeds: Joshua Deeds to Ida Easton in Jot Tell City dis annexation. American Canne Coal Co to Julia J. Marshall parcels in Cannelton, B25. Mary Lehmann to William Young for 100 acres at 600 dollars. Isaac Bageerly to Polly J. Finlow 50 acres at 700 dollars. William Locimax AFD to Polly Finlow 4 acres at 1,000 dollars.
Eugene Dupont of Prospero visited Troy and told the Times his farm suffered heavy damage from Monday night rain. Fifteen acres of corn, ten tons of hay and sour wheat were lost, totaling a neat sum. Also notes new subscriber Jog Schiffer joining the Times list.
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