Local wedding and family notes from Addison Ohio area
Joe Suding and family move to Water Street to settle in Addison with a hardware and implement business partnership. Frances Hirt and Bernard Kottman wed at St. Clements Church in St Bernard with a large reception, attendees from Cincinnati and nearby towns, and a planned December 10 homecoming in Covington Kentucky. Additional social updates include visits, travels, and engagements among Hirt, Kottman, Schmidt, Heidlage, and Leising families.
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Joe Suding
Addison
Ohio
John Suding
Water Street
Henry Schmit
Edward
Leo Schmidt
Theodore Heidlage
Covington
Ben Tepe
Edmund Hoelker
Cincinnati
Frances Moorman
Rushville
Brookville
Loretta Haverkos
Holy Family Church
Frances Hirt
Bernard Kottman
Marie
Gertrude
Helen Kottman
Anna Hirt
Clarence Schneider
George Hirt
Gertrude Kottman
Rosemary Hunterman
Jacob Hirt
William Kottman
Victor Kottman
Henry Theobald
Carrie Kueble
Carrie Tarwelle
Alma Berens
Mir
Mors
Charles W. Ertel
Af Peru
Ind
M Marpare
Hillerrand Gin Myre
Mitchell
Piaresvile
Desperate risks urged against cold remedies
The piece warns that extreme measures to combat severe colds weaken the lungs and body, making the system more vulnerable to attacks and serious diseases. It questions taking desperate chances when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famed for curing bad colds, is available for a trifling cost.
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Chamberlain
Soybeans as Hay and Feed on Varied Soils and Varieties
Soybeans top as a seed crop in this climate with large hay yields and significant use for animal feed and oil. The article traces ancient cultivation in Asia, later US adoption, soil needs, drought tolerance, and multiple varieties such as Hollybrook Habberlandt Manchu and the ongoing Purdue Farmers Week events in January.
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Japan
China
Korea
Manchuria
India
Java
United States
Perry
Acre
Midwest
Purdue
School of Agriculture
Lafayette
Ripley County
Peppertown Social News Highlights
Emma Nickly of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs. Pete Becker. Lou Ellerman of Rush County and Henry Ellerman with Charles Ellerman of Connersville visit relatives here. Otto Romer did business at Connersville. The Luke and Phalin families visit Mrs. Luke. Mrs. Karl Stirn leaves sick list and Will Stirn remains ill. Church service well attended.
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Lou Ellerman
Rush County
Louis Stirn
Otto Romer
Connersville
Henry Ellerman
Charles Ellerman
Philip and
John Luke
Mart Phalin
Bloming Grove
Will Luke
Karl Stirn
Will Stirn
Trustee's Notice for Tuesday Office Hours in Batesville
Township trustee E C Timmermann announces weekly bureau hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville. Parties with township business should call on Tuesdays to conduct matters.
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First National Bank
Batesville
Township meeting schedule for Morris Sunman and home
The notice sets township business times as Morris on the first Saturday each month Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday each month for all official matters.
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Morris
Sunman
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Oldenburg
Albert Peine
Peine
Leona Leising
Hirt-Kottman
Tohme
Big Little Cash Grocery
H. E. Davis
Prop
West George St
Lester E. Yeager
Hoosier
Harry Schwier CO
Peppertown
Emma Nickly
Pete Becker
E. C. Timmermann
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
H. F. Buck