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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
1
The establishment advertises a clean orderly saloon with the best brands of whiskies and cigars, serving draught and bottled beers, with a billiard room available.
A reader is reminded that their Times subscription has expired and that renewal is required to prevent discontinuation. The notice urges immediate action to continue delivery.
The commissioners met in regular session Monday. Claims were allowed. Road petitions involving Scammahorn and Small were discussed with reports accepted, viewers named, and openings ordered. Liquor licenses granted in Rockport to Doty Abney Voge and Martin. other court actions include civil suits, notes, and a divorce with custody awarded.
A jumble of farm related notices offers land for sale and various services. Listings include a 100 acre farm, breeding stock, livestock sales, equipment, carpentry and construction work, and miscellaneous ads in rural areas. Names and locations scattered through the ad block.
One seven year old blind horse and three seven year old mules for sale. Trade or sale options listed with contact BF SN Bailis Troy. Bleary wording suggests a storefront on Main Street offering livestock and related goods.
125 acre farm southeast of Dale about 3 miles to church and school. Includes 15 acres timber with white oak, rest tillable. 30 acres severed and tile drained. No stumps ditches or boulders. Fruit abundant with 160 apple trees. Six room house, 44 by 60 barn, machine shed 24 by 486, corn crib 18 by 24, chicken house and other outbuildings. Large cisterns beside house and barn. Owner: Mrs. Win Kruse RR 1 Date Ind Mutual phone.
Anderson Valley COAL is clean and burns with little waste. Trade solicitations and customer satisfaction highlighted by Hillary Gramelspacher and Sliss da Craig of Rockport. Timothy Red Top Seeds and Veribest paints featured. FX Kallis promotes horse and mule trading. James Gardner returns to Huntingburg. The Ivy Stores advertise mens pants at one dollar with bargains up to two dollars.
Plaintiff J Steinhard files a complaint and a court orders process issued with return date set for May 13.
The Southern Railroad will run a popular excursion from Louisville and New Albany to Troy on Sunday May 9 at very low rates. Invite friends in either city to visit and take advantage of the day.
St Meinrad and nearby towns saw multiple visits and events this week. Notables include John Ross and friends attending Highmass at the new Abbey Church, and Rev Schnellenberger of Evansville visiting relatives.
Mrs George J Wilber succumbed Thursday evening after a month of serious illness. She had fought a gallant battle for life, remaining hopeful until her final conscious moment for the sake of those near her who loved her. The Camelion Enquirer notes her death as a solemn close to a life marked by devotion and endurance.
The deceased, 44, suffered heart trouble for years with increasing attacks over the last two. Despite concerns she remained hopeful for recovery until the end. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, she moved with her parents to Tell City in childhood.
Public sale by Puree Warratilon Sheriff of Perry County on Monday May 24 at the courthouse door Indianapolis time to satisfy decrees in favor The Troy Law Company and Alice M Conner against John Schneiders and The Proyfather Company. Real estate described as Lot 33 in Troy Perry County. Rents and profits for up to seven years may be sold if needed.
Notice to Troy residents Perry County Indiana that Isaac Dunn a male resident over 21 will apply at the June term to the Perry County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors including spirits wine and beer in quantities smaller than a quart for on premise consumption at a front room of a two room building on Washington Street in Troy Indiana.
After moving to the city with her family and marrying George J. Wilber she joined St. Luke's Episcopal church. Funeral services are planned from the church tomorrow with burial in Cliff cemetery awaiting final arrangements.
The Southern Railway runs a Sunday round trip on May 25 from Troy to French Lick and West Baden Springs. Depart early morning and return in the evening with time to spend at the two famous resorts for a day of baseball and other attractions.
A government dispatch reports the Comptroller of the Currency approved the formation of a new national bank in Cannelton named the First National Bank. Albert A. May named president with A. J. firstview as president and Chas. hk. Powell as cashier. doors opened to business on Thursday.
Judge Adams reports a singing mouse has sparked widespread curiosity across the country. The unusual creature reportedly features in a Chester Park Advertisement Co. effort, prompting numerous inquiries about its origins and authenticity.
Local ad notes garden seeds at The Ivy Stores with two papers and cents pricing and a promotion on Veribest paints. It also promotes discounts on wool shawls and fascinators, and teases the new Proy Model Drewery and Boek Deer products entering the market.
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