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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
2
Fragments describe Sam Paulin’s Saloon offerings including brands of whiskies and beers. Mentions are garbled but imply a focus on beverages and establishment presentation amid unclear text.
A fragmented note marks a margin reading about a vat subscription and payment terms. The text is garbled with references to a payer and refusal of continuation, rendering the intended meaning uncertain.
A garbled farmers exchange advert offers free cola to adt farmers with pitches for a sens subscription. It lists submission details, publication cycle, and notices for advertisers, with many misspellings and scattered names and places.
A busy weekend with a neighborhood dance at Herman aeis and visits by Mrs. John Lawrence to Tell City. Miss Anna Sweeney attended a teachers exam in Cannelton. The Hicks siblings and family attended Deer Creek church. Edna Cassidy left for Ferdinand to attend school. Families including the Harpenau and Lake groups visited relatives and traveled through the area.
One black horse seven years old. Three bleak mades from to seven years old. MON. Batts. When you want to buy or sell or trade horses or mules see Ballo Pray. dud. Seu Mr Sale XN enue landing Jot on Atnin street. Size tx zo. ON. Badlis.
Farmers offer 125 acre farm three miles southeast of Dale Indiana. Includes 49 acres level to slightly rolling land with 15 acres timber mainly oak, rest durable soil. Features include small church and school nearby, extensive flat land, and various outbuildings. Contact Mrs William Rose, Dale Indiana via Mutual phone for details.
The owner offers 120 acres for sale one mile north of Kennedy Station. The property includes 18 acres of wheat, 6 acres of oats, 6 acres of barley, 15 acres of meadow, and a large oak timber stand. Buildings include a barn 16x20, corn crib, hog house, smoke house, hen house, two cisterns, a granary, a summer kitchen, and a wood house. Also a cedar top 16x18, a stay house, and a well near the barn. Contact Joe Schwartz in Madrid Indiana at home phone 30-2.
Snyders showcases Veirbest paints promising best finish and lasting quality. Advertised as the long lasting option for a top look.
On the Tara scon steamer incident, Benj Mills, a Negro carver, faced trial for assault with intent to kill. Prosecutor Lottick moved to notice intent, the motion was sustained, Mills pleaded guilty to assault, was fined ten dollars plus costs, and sentenced to ten days in the county jail.
The Southern Railroad runs a popular excursion from Louisville and New Albany to Troy on Sunday May 6 at very low rates. Invite friends in either city to visit and take advantage of the specials.
Mayor Zimmerman and Camelion saloon keepers agreed last week that the mayor must retire by midnight and the saloon keepers by eleven. The pact aims to satisfy prohibitionists with orderly conduct at Camelion saloons.
Roy Gatehell of Ranger and John Rebele from Tell City were in the city Monday. The Ivy stores advertise New Timothy and Red Top Seeds. Joseph Hanoville of Leopold was adjudged in sine last week and taken to Woodmere asylum by Sheriff Wittmer and Ed Dann. Ballis of Trove Indiana urges horse and mule trades. Mr Haas of Mt Vernon visiting local set today. The Ivy Stores highlight mens pants bargains from $1.00 with values up to $2.00.
In a letter from Indiana official Robt. J. Aley the Attorney General’s opinion is cited that in school corporations with unpaid teachers due to the State Deficiency Fund shortage trustees may use any on hand tuition or special school funds to settle wages. With advisory board consent they may borrow to pay teachers. Requisitions will be filed to prompt legislative action.
The Spencer county Sunday school convention will meet at the M BA church in Roelport on Thursday May 18 with an interesting program and large attendance expected. Also note a testimonial for Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea promising bowel and liver health for 83 cents. I F Bergenroth left for Oregon Wednesday on a prospecting trip.
Daniel Gayer logged Thursday as Adolph Rogier took a business trip to Troy on Saturday. George Metz and Lafe Taylor passed through. Alphonse Dupont also traveled to Bristow. L Gathe l and Edith visited Joe Gatehel near Gatehel. Cronins from Lilly Dale toured the area Sunday. Jarboes visited Deer Creek relatives Sunday. Clara and Ollie Dupont spent Sunday with Julius Danby. John Schnell returned from St Marys to join Eberhard Schnell’s implement shop. Bockhold joins Times as new subscriber with wagon wheat shipment to Troy market. Lena Berger and Jacob Gross plan to marry next Tuesday at St Pius church. John Schnell accepts position at Eberhard Schnell’s implement house.
By order of Perry Circuit Court decrees in two cases The Troy Lumber Company v Schneiders and Connor v Schoeiders and Troy Lumber Co I will sell rents and profits of Lot Thirty Three Troy Perry County Indiana for up to seven years then if needed the fee simple at public auction on May 24 1909 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Perry County Courthouse Indiana to satisfy the decrees interests and costs Pom Wittmer Sheriff Perry County Indiana dated April 24 1909
Mrs August Linney and children Sundayed with Mr and Mrs Pete Schneider near Tell City. Mr and Mrs Riley Huffman moved to the city. Me Tluffan became president of the Troy Bank succeeding M A Eberhard. They occupy the Hy Evans house now owned by Dr Karl Snyder. Nicholas Schnell of Mt Angel Oregon, brother of John Schnell of this city, died recently after years in the West. he had many friends in Southern Indiana who mourn his passing.
Miss Katie Anderson returns to Louisville after visiting Troy friends and relatives. James Gardner of Huntingburg spends the week in Troy. Pete Ackerman of St Meinrad calls at the Times office with a subscription payment. Victor Schnell of Terre Haute, pastor at St Batvik’s, visits brothers and relatives in the area.
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