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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1909
Page
3
An old time saloon notice touts Sam Paulin's Saloon and Walk's Old Stand offering fine whiskies, beers and clears served in a clean orderly setting. Mentions popular bottled beers and a specialty unclear due to garbled text.
The fragment presents unclear text likely from a classified or notice item. Readable parts mention terms or dates not fully legible and no distinct names or organizations stand out for a proper summary. Further readable content is needed to extract concrete entities or actions.
Classified notes list numerous farm items for sale including driving horses of various ages and builds, wood workers offering painting and carpentry, cows and a Jersey cow, a dark bay mare, a blue Spanish jack, a second-bod Plano binder, and several saddle or draft animals. Regional post offices and names appear with locations and partial prices.
Notes on last day of school at Oak Hill and Clay City with teachers Miss Watie Pennemacker and others. Community updates include illness, visits, and school entertainments. local trades and families in Rockport, Avery, Tell City, and Masterson.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a cure that digests meals when the stomach cannot, claiming it prevents fermentation gas and a variety of symptoms. It urges readers to buy a 50 cent case and eat freely. The second item notes a call meeting at Avery church by the U S FE to prepare for county delegates, with baskets, dinner, and business to be conducted at Avery school house. It lists divorce and civil cases: Stella Wheatley vs Jacob Wheatley for cruel treatment. Adolph Lechner vs Catherine Wagner for deed cancellation and quiet title. A P Fenn and Jacob Zoercher vs Mathias Scheimer for money loaned.
Alorzo Hughes aged 52 of St Croix weds Bitha Dupont aged 25 of Siberia on April 1 at Cannelton in a ceremony conducted by D. L. Rovinson. Sheriff Wittmer and Clerk Doogs report John Knold was moved to Evansville’s insane hospital after four months in county jail. Knold hails from Black Run near Rome. Dr. Carl D. Kaiser of Leavenworth has registered a dentist license in the county. Kaiser praised as a gentleman who understands his trade. Trustees J. J. Genet of Leopold and Gus Elder of Union visited Cannelton to address school finance issues amid state fund deficits.
The Ivy Stores advertise new garden seeds and home beautifying products. Veribest paints from Snyder's featured with a focus on quality. A sale offers one fourth off on all wool shawls and fascinators at The Ivy Stores.
One mile north of Kennedy Station, 120 acres for sale. Fenced land includes white oak timber, 15 acres wheat, 6 acres oats, 15 acres meadow, 1 100 young locust trees, and 1100 trees. Residence with five rooms, summer kitchen, large barn, sheds, granary, corn crib, hog house, workshop, smoke house, hen house, two cisterns and a barn well. Contact Joe Schwartz Madrid Ind. Hote phone 30-2.
Two hundred and fifteen manuscripts were examined for diplomas in March across townships including Carter, Grass, Hammond, Hui and Tee. Most failures occurred in Arithmetic with pupils named Carter Johnson Griffin Main Bockstabler Schrief er Schweizer Brinkman Held Moes ner Fueger Young Woolard May Tremper Huffman Conner Byrne H. Raat Teetter Stevens Rust Jeffers Eble Rudesill Hullet Montgomery Sanders Wood McCoy.
Max Daunhaver returned to Evansville this week after spending several weeks in the city with relatives and visiting Snyder's paint shop.
Advertises Pure Bonded Kentucky Whiskies at $9.25 per gallon and other bargains in South ern Indiana. Claims double stamped goods and guaranteed brands for family or medicinal use. Notes Troy Common Beer on tap at Perry county and available keg and bottled lager. signed by J. D. Masterson, Troy, Ind.
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