Corner Market ad promises square deal today and tomorrow
J. V. Rust advertises full line groceries and tobacco at the corner Market and Main offering consistent everyday value each day.
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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
4
J. V. Rust advertises full line groceries and tobacco at the corner Market and Main offering consistent everyday value each day.
Stop look and listen to this great bargain for a 14 acre up to date farm with a good dwelling large barn outbuildings plenty of fruit and water and level soil one half mile from Fell City line priced at 1600 call John Sweeney Toll City Indiana or Fred Loistner near Cluthe’s brick yard for details.
The Times lists new subscribers paid in advance for one year from last Friday including Ira Butler Troy Aquilla Huff Bloomington WJ James Kankakee AL John L Shimer Lamar Charley Kanzler Damar Mrs Rosa Simons Lamar Fred Roos Lamar Fred Knuetzel Lamar FLOW Wanaler Lamar Mike Scheerle Lamar Jobo Rupprecht Jr Fulda Will Schutz Evansville Gus Hollander Fulda Anthony Greulich Fulda Mrs Mary Schneider Fulda Adam Keller Owensboro Jos Kress Tell City Rural route No 2 Geo Stach Lamar Renewals include John F Fuchs Tell City Chris Purcell Troy Mrs A C Souder Troy. Also kidney remedy Pineules marketed with a 30 days trial offer.
A verse piece quotes P B Ryan and others predicting a bumper crop with varied responses from merchants bankers gamblers magnates tradesmen farmers and a mention of a governor Hanley proclamation effective November 20 1908. It also advertises Kidney Remedy by Gaesser the Druggist.
Advertisements promote liver pills and worm lozenges with claims of health benefits. George Evans quits the Hardinsburg hotel business and plans new ventures. Mr. and Mrs. John Russ visit Ferdinand relatives, while A D S Worm Lozenges are sold by Gaesser The Druggist with candy flavor.
Tommy Gross arrived from Huff Monday. M A Eberhard visited Monday. Evansville seen Monday. T T Gaesser went to Evansville Thursday. Max Bicker spent Thanksgiving in Evansville. Werd Lindauer came from Fulda Wednesday. John Wardelmin from Dale last Saturday. Peter Miller of Ferdinand was here Wednesday. Col Backer spent Thanksgiving in Louisville. The Burton Ford bridge was completed yesterday. James Gardner arrived from Huntingburg Monday. Will Lorch also came over from unknown location.
The Evansville Courier notes a flurry of visits and travel as Livermore residents hosted or planned gatherings for Thanksgiving. Local names include Chas Splater and John Purnhage on business trips to Evansville, and multiple townsfolk visiting relatives, with nearby towns like Ferdinand and Tell City mentioned. Subscriptions and local commerce feature ads for clothing and liquor, plus holiday orders and family events amid a busy week.
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