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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
1
An advertisement promotes Sam Paulin's Saloon and Geo Walk's Old Stand offering fine whiskies beers and cigars in a clean orderly setting. It notes well known bottled beers and a billiard room connected to the establishment.
An advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pills to prevent biliousness and headaches, claim a pill in time that will give nine, at price 25e, sold by Snyder Drug Co.
A country editor writes of illness and leniency toward the Times, confessing a severe cold influenza and related ailments while apologizing for the paper’s imperfect condition. He asks readers to forgive the situation and overlook the rough publication.
Riverside Hotel advertises first class bar with Southern Indiana and Kentucky whiskies. It promotes discounted wool shawls at Ivy Stores and features Snyder Drug Co products including Bees Laxative Cough Syrup and mineral waters. J D Masterson hosts Troy Indiana offerings and a Nester House reward notice appears.
The undersigned offers 120 acres of fenced land with white oak timber 15 acres of wheat 6 of oats 5 of barley 15 of meadow 1100 young locust trees a five room house summer kitchen a 32 by 60 barn machine shed and grainery 24 by 42 a corn crib hor house 16 by 20 a workshop with cellar 16 by 18 a smoke house 8 by 10 a hen house 10 by 20 two cisterns and a well at the barn located one mile north of Kennedy Station Madrid Indiana Home phone 302 Jon Schwartz also notes Snyder's new flesh and mal brush.
For sale a good room dwelling with two acres of ground on the Fulton Hill at Troy. Includes two cisterns, a stable and other outbuildings. Described as having the most beautiful view on the Ohio River. For particulars, write to I lh Bereenroth, Troy, Lud.
New Vinothy and Red Top Seeds at The Ivy Stores promise large bar gains in the Mens $1.00 Pant Lot with values up to $2.00. Foley's Kidney Remedy is offered to cure kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine and may prevent Brights disease or diabetes. sold by T. T. Gaesser, the Druggist.
Mrs Idd Boulware is visiting her son A Boulware at Birds eye this week. Len Siscel of Nyansville is visiting friends and relatives in this neighborhood this week.
A Minnesota farmer succeeds by selling his farm without a real estate agent using a system promoted by Leonard Darbyshire of Rochester New York. Fourteen men across Iowa Illinois Minnesota Nebraska expressed interest in his place after receiving his promotional letters and free bulletins.
Fine weather continues as farmers work hard. Andrew Dupont on sick list with Dr. Mayfield attending. Maggie Rhodes returns from Caruthersville. Narcis Naviaux and family visit L. A. Gatchel. William Cassidy Sr. very ill. Mayfield called. Florence Naviaux and sister visit Eugene Dupont. Anna Rhodes and Edith Gatchel visit Isaac Taylor. Ollie Gayer and Anna Bruggensmith visit Bristow. Henry Dupont family visit Alphose Dupont. Alex Cronin makes business trip to town. JACK'S DAUGHTER.
John G. Haines guardian Benjamin K. Sallee vs Martha E. Sallee to set aside deed. Huffman and Boyd represent the plaintiff Burns and Hearing for the defendant.
Rural notices list three fine short horn bull calves ages three to months, a young Blue Spindle Jack four hands high aged five, and unbroken horse rides. Also requests for brood mares, jack, black mare, and Jersey cows. Additional ads promote Porter's Piano Parlors bargains and several farm-related items from Troy and nearby areas.
The complaint seeks a divorce naming Rose Painter as defendant, who is alleged non resident of Indiana. If she does not appear by the specified April date at the Perry Circuit Court, the court may proceed in her absence. The notice is issued by clerk WV Doods with seal affixed at Coonetton.
The column notes severe rain on Monday and Tuesday affecting teachers and mail carriers. A culvert between Michael Bruner and Henry Litkenhus was rebuilt by Supervisor Khcaving J H and J G Litkenhus. Community members John P Sweeney and others joined the Sunday gathering. Sawmillers paused work due to storms and the river’s backwater remains high. The writer laments forest loss and foresees alternating heavy rains and droughts, praising Theodore Roosevelt’s view on posterity.
Claud W. Carter, 26, farmer weds Nellie L. Partridge, 17. Ad Ayer, 48, farmer weds Lizzie M. Tuyman, 34. Sanford Pool, 23, laborer weds Meda Maxwell, 24. Claud Deck, 28, laborer weds Louise Ruston, 25. Eugene Goffner, 85, weds Ada Hartwell, 26.
The will from Carter township grants son William Seger about 120 acres, to pay debts. Each of his children receives 500 dollars except the son John Seger and Leonard Seger and daughter Katherine Seger. $50 to Mariah church and $20 for holy masses for the repose of the deceased. Personal property to be divided equally among the children. Lee Meyer of Evansville is mentioned in Troy, as is John Hemphill from Cloverport reading The Times. notes on whiskey selling and remonstrance are included.
Mr and Mrs John Schaeffer visited friends in New Boston Sunday. Mrs Andy Kuntz visited her daughter in Tell City Tuesday. Miss Clara Mulzer of New Boston visited here Tuesday. Mat Gayer and Uerman Foerst er were guests at Hull Sunday. Wolf Mann of Evanston was in town Monday. Marve Butler was at Rockport Monday. Mrs George Lasher has been very sick but is improving. Mr and Mrs Andy Ash became parents to two sons named Wood and Coal by Dr George Plitt Lewisport. Ashes secure fuel supplies despite fears of famine. Edward Luting of St Mark visited the Times office Wednesday.
John Persinger and his family relocate back to Troy after leaving Chandler, resuming residence in the community and reestablishing their local ties with neighbors and routines.
Henry Mulzer of New Boston is visiting his sister Mrs. Ifred Keiper in Louisville this week.
Local grocer J. W. Rust advertises today and tomorrow a full line of groceries and tobacco at Market and Main, claiming a square deal for customers.
Golden globules called Pineules are said to act directly on the kidneys and purify the blood. A trial of 80 days costs $1.00, with alleged benefits for backache rheumatism lumbago and fatigue. Sold by Snyder Drug Co.
Personal experience asserts ManZan Pile Remedy provides instant relief for all forms of piles. It can be applied directly to affected areas reducing inflammation swelling and itching. Guaranteed. Price 50c. Sold by See the new garden seeds at The Ivy Stores 2 papers 5 cents.
Advertises kidney remedy promises relief from back pain and claims guaranteed results. Shyder's promotes a storewide sale on all perfumes at cost for 80 days with a Buy now and save message.
Notice asks all farmers in possession of Troy Elevator grain bags to return them by March first. Signed by P. Backer & Sons. Also advertises Rex Conditioner at Snyder's and sale of two good horses, three and four years old, and one big black horse. Frank Ballis, Roy, Ind.
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