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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
1
An old notice for Sam Paulin's Saloon promotes Widshies and wines, beers and cigars, with clean service and orderly conduct. It mentions bottled beers and a billiard room as a connection to popular brands and a welcoming place for patrons.
Fragmentary notice indicates subscription rates and payment methods described as cash in advance for year and month. Mentions renewal terms and options, with unclear references to post or district details and a warning about non renewal or service status.
Numerous farm related notices and classified ads describe for sale or trade opportunities. Items mention horses, breeding stock, farm equipment, and service needs. Listings include contact names and locations across various towns and counties.
A docket of actions including motions to strike complaints, will contests, bond orders, and trials scheduled for September and July 1908. Names include S Hawkins Louisville Warehouse Co Walter Harvey H Harvey estate Dawson Shrode Schafer Jenkins Schaffer Compton Davis Wheatley Mason Brigenmann Snyder Shrode Perrin Kercheval Tlaines appointed to County Board of Review for 1909.
State of Indiana lists defendants to be held to answer or assigned for trial by jury on various dates in September. Names include Jesse M. Ieahne Lindsey C Walters William Bennett Joseph Venneahle Clarence A Pierson Willian B Salle Sherman Salles Toddiane Wayne Winkler and estate matters for Acnireagh Billing and the Osborn estate with fiduciaries.
Classified ad offers one black horse seven years old and three black mules with unclear phrasing. Includes contact EF N Ballis in Troy Indiana. Also mentions a building lot on Main Street size 6x tin and refers to sales of horses or mules.
A dated local ad touts Bay the Vertbest paints and highlights Snyder's selection of land and home beautification goods. It urges readers to visit Snyder's for the best painting values and mentions Troy Indiana and Dallis as nearby references.
Civil docket reports dismissals and postponements including Johanna Veath vs Charles Lich dismissed at plaintiff cost and Robert Lawburge Admr vs Charles Lehter postponed by party agreement. Mollie SK Ray granted divorce from William David Ray with custody of minor Sherman I Ray until further order. Margaret A Perrin vs Garlin appears listed.
A chaotic docket of estate matters and guardianships is summarized with actions including approval of accounts, continuations for reports, and petitions for administration. Executors and guardians such as John Keelor Henry Hostetter William Burroughs and John J. Brown report final or ongoing actions while appointments, inventories, and proposed distributions appear across multiple estates including Hagan Hagan Ellis Rice Chrisney and Knight with various court orders and allowances noted.
The court finds guardian William Axton has removed from the state and removes him as guardian. He is ordered to file a final report by September 1 and bondsmen must be notified. Kien Martin, guardian of Beaiah Martin minor heir, files current report. Balance due ward 250.07. Trust approved and continued.
The will of Sallie Holmes leaves one half to granddaughter Frances May Rust and one half to daughter Lucinda Bright, each sharing funeral costs. Snyder named executor. Dated March 24, 1900. Witnesses John ib Nigenmann and Otto Nramer. Stephen Birchler wills all real and personal property to his wife with debts to be paid. Dated May 9, 1900. Witnesses Willie Wirthweine and Aaron Slidmer.
Fragmentary OCR shows transfers of property. Jacob Meyer to Anna Meyer, 28 80 100 acres, SP200. Lucy A. Wood to Nicholas y. The text indicates land transfers despite incomplete names and parcel identifiers.
Notice to Troy Township citizens that a male resident over 21 will apply at the June term 909 of Perry County Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors by the drink on the premises described as a front room in a one story frame building on Washington Street in Troy. Applicant's name appears as SAAC DONN, Ja.
The Southern Railway offers a Sunday May 25 round trip from Troy to French Lick and West Baden. Guests spend hours at two famed resorts with a baseball game and other attractions before returning in the evening. See M C Day for details.
A series of minor real estate transfers listed with buyers sellers and parcel designations. Names include Stephen Wirehler Maary Mattin Birchler Wendall Luella Hudspeth Mary Wahl Frank Whitten Nicholas Letumer Ferdinand Bocktine H C Shoemacher PBG Woodrull Langvellier Beanblossom W E B Squier Joseph Phillips Josie Phillips and locations in Dale Gentryville and St Joseph with prices and lot numbers such as 17 10 27 7 and 386-53.
The county medical society met at the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon. At the close of the session, members discussed local health matters and potential community outreach.
A social gathering saw safety workers and their spouses enjoy a banquet hosted at Hibb's venue, highlighting community appreciation and shared hospitality.
New subscribers added to the Times subscription list include Jos Phillips Niantic TV Mike Bettinger Tell City Batls Fuchs Evanston Wm Beard Adgeville Chas Labhard Tell City R Red George Roossier Bristow Miss Annie Sweeney Valparaiso End Johm Mitchell Re Re Tell City RENEWALS Andy Steinhauer Tell City Prank Rust Jamar R 1 John Wile Louisville Ky Di C W Chirk Pell City.
Prof. Gus Cassidy spent Wednesday Thursday and Friday of last week visiting public schools in Tell City and Cannelton. Mrs. Joe Woll of Fulda was visiting friends and relatives Monday.
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