Lager Promotion at Troy Market Sparks Local Buzz
Local grocer touts its lager as the best in town promising superior taste and value. Shoppers report strong interest as beer selections expand and prices remain competitive.
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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
1
Local grocer touts its lager as the best in town promising superior taste and value. Shoppers report strong interest as beer selections expand and prices remain competitive.
A fragmented notice lists real estate transfers and property sales across multiple towns. Names such as W. SP and Minabeth Catan appear with various plots, prices, and buyers, including Rockport, Richland, and Maxville. The jumble mentions James C. Parker, Henry J. Bauman, and Brown Co with parcels of land and sums ranging from hundreds to thousands.
Sale notice shows horses and mules available at a Main Street building. Describes good stock and riding quality and invites buyers to inquire today. Includes rough contact hints and directions to trade or sell.
Fragmented text mentions trade or selection in a marketplace context. It references horses, gables, and an order being submitted but details are unclear.
A notice describes ladies hats and fashion items at Hab Sidiacs store with mentions of Miss Chora Cassidy and a promotion of new millinery offerings.
A fragmented notice describes Sunday travel by rail to Loweville Kentucky and Mount Garmns with return limits and fares. It mentions a Missouri or St. Louis agent, a Yale Jr ALG POA, and a sermon by a Methodist clergyman. The text is garbled but references travel Sundays and a church service.
The Anderson Valley notes a social ball at Joe Cassidy's Hall on Saturday night May 20 with all invited. George Metz's dance drew a good crowd and attendees report a pleasant evening. Local residents Ethel Wheatley Mary Darden Gertie Cassiday Minnie Morgan Mamie Coffinet Elva Pearl and Ada Mosby visited Valley Sunday evening.
Community notes list officers at a German church service last Sunday with Ernest Pleck and Esther Febriihl. Sheriff sale of a Troy house canceled after costs over 100 dollars. Tickets sold for Wrench Lick excursion. railroad activity reported with Lincoln City and Roeisport branches. Local visits include Joseph Meyer family from Taillings Missouri and Miss Reynoles of Real y Tell City. Priest prayers and bakery items promoted for First Communion.
A short classified note reads like a damaged listing seeking a residence for a man and wife named Wantiad and Germian. The address mentions W C Sharehter and notes a net file fee. Owenshovo, Wyoming is referenced.
A notice from Troy Township Perry County Indiana announces an application by a male resident over 21 for a license to sell intoxicating liquor in less than quart quantities for one year. The premises described are a front room in a one story frame building on Washington Street in Troy. Operator Isaac Dunn is named in the notice.
Sam Hunter of Bustow faces serious fines as his wife Mrs. Del Walwoer Hunter lies near death and not expected to recover. Hunter, retired, returned home Wednesday amid a chaotic scene as town notices and garbled names weave through the record of a troubling incident.
An advertisement for Paulin's Saloon touts fine whiskeys and beers, clean premises, and orderly service. It notes draught and bottled beers and mentions a billiard room in connection with the establishment.
Petition for drainage filed by David Walters et al of Spencer County with attorney listed. Marriage licenses show Dr. Clarence Backer 27 physician to Celeste Sharpe 25 school teacher and Richard Clements 9 to Minnie Tamimons 22. Readable fragments indicate local notices and names in courthouse news.
The will dated April 23 1908 leaves all Anna K Bush property to her son August N Bush. He must provide a comfortable home for his father Adam Bush during Adam's life. Adam is named executor and guardian for August. Witnesses G A Grass and Leonard Gebhard.
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