Fragmented Postogtes Notice From Pros Maen
Fragmentary text references a notice from Pros Maen about a post or command. Readable names or dates do not clarify action or location. Content is incomplete and timing remains unclear.
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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary text references a notice from Pros Maen about a post or command. Readable names or dates do not clarify action or location. Content is incomplete and timing remains unclear.
A fragmented ad listing various farm supplies for sale and rent appears with scattered items such as threshing gear, equipment, seed, and rental notices. The readable portions suggest a local exchange posting seeking to connect farmers with tools, feed, and land or space for short term use.
Court docket lists Matthew G. Steranh and Bessie Vo Seull of Tell City in a civil matter. Chas. Steinsberger sues Tadisna Cotton Mills for damages of 600 dollars over injuries caused to his son.
A fragmentary report notes events involving local figures and a council in Troy. It hints at health or taxes matters and unresolved questions about procedures, with no clear outcomes or dates available.
A readable note describes a saloon offering fine whiskies and popular bottled beers. The text mentions clean cots and specialty items but is garbled. readers can expect branded beers and a focus on neat service and alert staff.
Minor & lawing represents the plaintiff in a case. Clerk Dongs left for Evansville for eye treatment. Trustees Danby Anderson, Skrynecke Clark, and Reed Troy township attended the courthouse Monday to receive spring installments. The board of review remains in session and is progressing, with assessors largely satisfied with this year’s valuations.
A list of property deeds and transfers appears, detailing numerous transactions. Names include Henry Witte Sarah Brock Mary DeVillez Joseph Dauby Theophilis Thrasher and Geo Dotterweil among others. Acreage figures range around 2 to 85 acres with prices noted.
Notice to Contractors appears garbled but references a public meeting schedule and contracting actions. It mentions locations like Ft Sigg and Mal, with scattered names and dates, indicating a townwide public works or bidding process and a need to attend sessions or respond by deadlines.
Mrs Johanna Schergens widow of J Ay Schergens died suddenly at her home Friday morning after returning from her daughter Robt Hludsman’s home. A pioneer resident native of Germany she came to Cincinnati and later lived in Dayton before settling here. Survived by four daughters Sophie Thedderichl Christine Stuetads and others. funeral Monday at the Bvarvelival church with burial in Cy cemetery.
The Parrish case appeared in the Court of Appeals at runt fort Trestles with proceedings halted by agreement for the attorney. It hints that Parish may remain at Hawesville jail as the matter proceeds or is deferred to later hearings.
A fragment from a March 20 issue hints at wheat price increases and farmer impact, discussing market mood and reader reactions amid garbled lines. The readable portions reference a column on rising costs and its effect on agriculture and commerce.
fragmented OCR text appears from a local page with unclear names and events. no coherent facts or identifiable entities emerge to summarize into a clear card.
The Liberal firm confirmed gas and oil shows near Gentryville with a well at 125 feet producing a sustained flame through salt water. Company officers John Ravens, Theodore Dilver, George Warned lead a venture holding about 100 leased acres as renewed exploration efforts resume.
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