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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
1
Local commissioners court proceedings review claims and petitions, including the local option election, damages, and readings. Appointments are listed for the road and bridge viewership, with names such as Andy Irman, William Link, Ro T. Ling, John Poster, and others noted.
A garbled farm related notice page lists vendors, sales, people and places in a jumble. Names like Darren Grae and several place fragments appear amid scattered references to photographs and ads.
Fifteen head horses and brood mares for sale or trade mules available. Located in Troy. Buyers or sellers see FP for details.
Citizens of Troy are informed that Perry County Indiana has received a petition for a one year license for a tavern operation in the town of Troy. The premises occupy Main Street with two front windows and a single door facing east, including a rear entry and additional features. Public notice requests objections per local law.
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Property transfers and marriage licenses noted for Ada Wetzel, Ida Pierce, and others. Names include Delmer Elias, Walter Row, Grover Monroe, Rodiew Sars, Daisy Johnson, Leonidas, John Thomas, Chandler, Heme Moore, and Sarah Deeba among assorted spouses and property interests in local public records.
An afternoon gathering at the home of Mr John Inoother Enka turned into a pleasant surprise with conversation and phonograph listening. Attendees included Mrs Henry Wy Weller Mrs Don Keller Mrs Henry Heinlein Mr Dan Engelbrecht Mr and Mrs George Engelbrecht Mr and Mrs George Banor Mrs Eliza Seth Koch and others.
Sunday visitors include Maggie Brinksneader and Benj Bockhold from Vigo county. Frank Rothegerber Jr and sister Miss Maggie attended diving services at St Paul in Tell City. Obety Micoel Mays and Henry Laineruber spent Sunday with friends in Port City. Martin Randolph Dee Proelieh and Mike Retheerher visited Lewisport Ivy.
Snider and wife and Pete de man were pleasant callers at Aden Sprinkle Sunday. Mary Franetville was at Bargiy Padus Saturday. Quite a number of our young people attended the Bo Y. Pov at Winding Graeeh funds night.
Littie Fideon and Dorsey Catton visit relatives near Nusvtonville while Miss Flora Bender extends her visit. An ice cream supper is planned at Zion Lutheran Church Saturday night for Littie Fideon's church fund. Several attendees are listed, with mentions of illness and a funeral at the Co Veyrie home.
A fragmentary social item recalls Miss Mary visiting with her brother Hoainao and a prank at evening events. The text mentions Misses Lye Me cadlister and Margy seed as attendees with various casual activities and a Saturday business call near the end.
The community near Podge Kansas grieves after a death reportedly linked to canned kraut. Investigators note a severe blow to the family and local relatives as residents recall a troubling shooting and a tragic sequence of events.
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