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Troy Troy Times

Location

Troy, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1909

Page

4

Local residents travel between towns this week

Dr Snyder visited Owensboro Monday and James Hurst spent Tuesday in Tell City. Chase Splater was in Evansville Monday while John Bradshaw came from Bristow Tuesday. Several locals visited friends in Tell City and Ferdinand midweek. Wheat trades at 1.20 per bushel. corn prices noted.

Dr. Snyder Owensboro Chase Splater Evansville John Bradshaw Bristow Esq Lindemann Tell City Theo. Gasser Charles Cannelton Messrs Bertram Snyder Harry Snyder City

Kidney health remedy and skin care products advertised

An advertisement promotes Pineules for kidneys as a tonic and blood purifier with an 80 days trial for $1.00 from Snyder Drug Co. It also advertises jackets at Gaessser's Ivy store and Pinosalve Carbolized for chapped skin, cuts, and burns sold by Snyder Drug Co.

Snyder Drug Co Snyder Drug

Digestive aid and local notes fill Cannelton column

An extensive local page blends medical pitch for Papas Diapepsin with a long community diary. It mixes the promise of quick relief from indigestion with reports from Cannelton society, business, and courthouse activity including licenses, road work, bank construction, and upcoming sales and visits.

Libel Suit Filed by Toothmann and Toothman Against Kampschaefer

Plaintiffs Mary Toothmann and Philip Toothman bring libel and slander action against Otto Kampschaefer. Attorneys Oscar C. Minor and Norman E. Patrick represent plaintiffs. Other items include a divorce case Wm Hall versus Johanna Hall with Oscar C. Minor as attorney, a damages suit George Feltner versus Southern Ry. with W A Land as counsel, and an account case Richard N. Buchanan doing business as National Manufacturing & Importing Co. against Henry H. Bielefeld with Patrick & Sons representing.

Mary Toothmann Philip Toothman Otto Kampschaefer Aad Oscar C. Minor Norman E. Patrick Wm. Hall Johanna Hall George Feltner Southern Ry W. A. Land Richard N. Buchanan The National Manufacturing & Importing Co Henry H. Bielefeld Patrick & Sons

Derby Visit and Easter Ball Promises Invitees

Leopold Fd Burke and Allie Yaggi visited friends at Derby Sunday. Allie Yaggi will give his many friends an Easter Monday ball. Edna Taylor and Myrtle Cody visited Katie Burke's school Monday afternoon. Engle Burbry was in town Wednesday. Mrs T F Cody returned from Louisville and ordered spring goods. Allie Yaggi bought a fine horse and buggy. William Devillez plans a new house this spring. Mrs Pete Solbridge hosted by her brother Gus Goffinet Saturday.

Fd Burke Allie Yaggi Derby Edna Taylor Myrtle Cody Katie Burke Pete Solbridge Gus Goffinet

Visits by relatives span towns in Evansville area

Albert Linney visited his sister Mrs Maggie Meunier in Evansville Sunday. Miss Flora Rust of Lamar spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs Summner here. Mrs John Gayer visited friends and relatives at Fulda Saturday and Sunday. County Clerk Doogs returned.

Josie Nicoly Hagedorn City Snyder Hills Frank Winzeley Miss Tillie Evansville Max Daunhauer Jacop Daunhauer Jr Herman Baertich Robt, Williams John Andrea Williams George Foertch Lamar Ford Lindauer Fulda John Sweeney Troy Bank M. A. Eberhard Edward C. Collignon Troy Albert Linney Mrs Maggie Meunier John Gayer

Safety lamps of new style at the Metropolitan Museum

New safety lanterns used by the Metropolitan Museum of Art night watchmen are charged with electricity in daylight to avoid lighting matches. The device aims to reduce fire risk during rounds as part of forward looking safety efforts. The article also quotes various moral maxims from writers like Parson, Sanderson, Fuller, and Sydney Smith.

Metropolitan Museum of Arts New York

Train Schedule Notices at Troy Indiana

No. 50 at 8 55 a m No. 52 at 11 47 a m No. 44 at 9 20 p m. Connection at Lincoln City with trains East and West. For further particulars call on M C Day Agent Troy Ind.

Lincoln City M. C. Day Troy Ind

James Carey Appears as Caller at Times Office

James Carey of Newtonville spoke as a caller at the Times office on Friday.

James Carey Newtonville Times

Lightning destroys Peter Miller barn near Newtonville

A barn owned by Peter Miller located four wires west of Newtonville was struck by lightning Thursday night. The structure and a quantity of hay were destroyed.

Peter Miller Newtonville

Cynicisms and social stage observed in reflections

A collection of aphoristic remarks on judgment and behavior. Observations compare critics positions to spectators, question value of beauty and steadiness, and ponder how suspicion seeks evidence. The fragment suggests irony about experience and payment for wisdom.

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