Court notes from Jasper Indiana legal docket
State ex rel Clara Bell v Hayden Loveau finds fatherhood and orders pay 200 plus 50 cash and 25 every six months. Other cases include damages for State ex rel Elizabeth King v Samuel Midkiff, a dismissal for want of prosecution, contracts, venue changes, and various criminal verdicts with sentences and bonds.
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Newa Bureau
Jasper
Ind
Clara Bell Va
Hayden Loveau
Elizabeth King
Samuel Midkiff
Nat’ Burety Co
Duboin Implement Co
Bernhard Thewes
Wilhelmina Fisher
Huntingborg
Alvin Beeler
N. V. Cox
Hunter
Jacob N. Uobelhor
Joseph Griesinger
Marriage License Granted for Freyberger Seitz Couple
Robert J. Freyberger and Emma Seitz, both residents of Hayville, obtain a marriage license in the local filing office.
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Robert J. 8
Freyberger
Emma Seitz
Hayoville
Notice of sale and merchandise listing in Blytheville area
Vendor J. A. Kereliens advertises a Wat sale including mens coats and gloves, canvas shirts, wool suits, and assorted bargains. A separate listing promotes a house and two acres of land for sale in the town of Pordl with location details and contact Blytheville Ark based John Bembolacki.
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Hoosier
J. A. Kereliens
Pordland
Odd Bits Of News From Across The Nation
A collage of quirky items from Grace Tucker in Webb City to a blind checker match in Lorain, and a New York baby-checking room incident. Also notes a Sioux marriage at Fort Yates, a Wisconsin bill on domestic work hours, a 144 year old ancestor, a navy furlough hug causing a rib break, and a Chicago gift of an apartment building to children.
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Lorain
Thomas J. McCalin
John Follett
Farview
Utah
New York
James Hartman
Port Yates
N. D
Father Bernard
Fort Yates Catholic Church
Rose High
Harry
Aurora
Dil
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Charles Stelzie
Mitchel
Chicago
Peter D. Middlehaut
Market Report from Evaneville Indiana March 31 1915
Market figures list wheat at 1.87 and 1.40 per bushel, corn 70 cents, potatoes 58 cents, butter 26 cents a pound, spring calves 22 cents, hay No 1 timothy 17 dollars per ton, No 1 clover 18 dollars per ton. Several miscellaneous items and garbled plant names appear, including roots and herbs.
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Evaneville
Ind
Local News Notes From Ferdinand And Surrounding Towns
Local items report sales of receipts at Beckmann State Bank, shop specials at Reckelhoff Muller and others, and community updates. J A Sondermann advertises Jersey merle stock. new baby born to Mr and Mrs Schoenhoff. farm transactions include Gerhard Ruhe buying a Durham bull. Xavier Weidenbenner moves from Evansville. stray loss of black hound with white neck. A dance is set for April 12 with Muse provided. special train after the dance from Ferdinand depot at 12 15 A M. subscription reminders noted as paid in advance.
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Santager
Huntingburg
Ron
Ferdinand Depot
Town Visitors Report Local Front in Jasper Area
Sheriff Dave Abell and several residents including John Geblhausen, Frank Tempel, Frank Mehring, Louis Bretz, Misa Nora Grewe, Hubert Quante, Dr. Schriefer, Richard Klueh, Rev Pathers Paul and Albert, Mise Rose Seufert, Misa Tillie Lindenschmidt, Henry and Misa Carrie Abhring, Robert and Math Ernst, and others traveled through the region. The Academy girls left for Easter, Charlie Schroeder bought a separator, Victor Kintho the architect visited, Guat Barth spent days in town, Mrs. Hettich and baby arrived from Louisville, and others conducted business at local machine works and in Spencer county.
Funeral attendees travel to Louisville leaves behind child
Mrs. Charles Horny and Mrs. Philip Horny, joined by others, departed for Louisville Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Horny. They took John Wesner's baby in their care during the absence.
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Louisville
John Wesner
Charles Horny
Philip Horny
Frank Horny
Church Announcements List For The Week
The fragment lists names and days of note for a church bulletin. Monday includes Frank Heider and parents of B Bickwermort and Carolina Metzger with John Metzger. Wednesday mentions Emma Specker and Elizabeth Withag. Thursday notes Xavier Ballia and 44 parents of H Wessel. Friday lists Paul Flacher and Herman Lueken. Saturday mentions Marie 8 Gerber of H Wilmers. Sunday references Congregation.
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Xavier Ballia
H, Wessel
Honey Beckmann & Sons Spring Dress Goods Offer
The firm invites the public to inspect its spring line of dress goods including quinghams embroidery flounclog edging laces and Mue lin underwear with low prices. Visit this week to take advantage of the selection and value.
Notice to Farmers on Fertilizer Stock and Prices
Notice to farmers announcing John Gropfrich Moh. Thave maintains stock of pure animal matter fertilizer Pero and Stoecher brand at the same old price.
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John Gripf
Pero
Stoecher
John Gwpfrich
1000 Farmers Seek Spring Fertiliser from J H Keretionp
A local notice calls 1000 farmers to obtain spring fertiliser from J H Keretionp with claim of benefits for all crops.
Ferdinand doctor faces assault charges in Jasper case
Dr E E Schriefer of Ferdinand was arrested in Jasper on a warrant from Herman Bolte charging him with provoke and assault and battery after a dispute over use of an out building at Bolte's property. Schriefer posted bond and faces possible hearing this term with attorney R W Armetrong.
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Jasper
Ind
E. E. Schriefer
Ferdinand
Herman Bolte
Schriefer
Bolte
PETER WIGGER DIES AT WOODMERE EVANVILLE MEMORIAL
Peter Wigger aged 42 died at Woodmere in Evansville after being taken there two weeks earlier. The body was moved Monday night and a funeral was held Wednesday at nine o clock. He is survived by four sisters and three brothers, including Paul and Sister M Vincentia of Ferdinand and Mrs Louis Voegers of this place.
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St. Meinrad
Ind
Petri Wigger
Woodmere
Evaneville
Devccaney
Paul
M. Vincentia
Ferdinand
Krist
Joe
Louis Voegers
Bem Frermann
Louisville
M. Athanaala
Sehneliville
Mrs. Margaret Zeller Borney Dies in Louisville
Mrs. Margaret Zeller Borney died at home in Louisville Tuesday evening from cardiac asthma at age 68 years, 1 month, 12 days. She is survived by her husband and seven children, four daughters and three sons. Interment will be in St. Michael's cemetery at Louteville this afternoon. relatives live here and at St. Anthony.
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Frank Horny
Margaret Zeller
Louisville
St. Michael's Cemetery
Louteville
St. Anthony
Married couple from Evansville wed then honeymoon visit
Leo Kinkle and Miss Edna Davie, both of Evansville, were married in Evansville on Thursday morning and spent their honeymoon here with groom’s grandmother Mrs. Susan Schumacher. Tommy Friedel of Huff Spencer county plans an Easter Monday ball April 5 with Pieno sod trap drum music by Rejnacker Bros. of Ferdinand. Two bidders offered for a Water Works pump engine, Fairbanks-Morse of Loutaville won at 2000, International Pump Co. of Milwaukee bid 98200. engine rated h. p. will run on oil.
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Leo Kinkle
Edna Davie
Evansville
Susan Schumacher
Tommy Friedel
Friedel
Huff
Spencer County
Rejnacker Bros
Ferdinand
Tommy
Cannelios Enquirer
Farnteh
The
Water Works Co
Fairbanks-Mores Co
Loutaville
International Pump Co
Milwaukee
H. P
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Oscar Jones
Effie Crowder
Andy Cope
Thomas C. Pinnick
Lemmon
Naomi
Schnell
Southern By. Co
Coate
Ira Bush
Cora Bush
Samuel Colvin
Isaac N. Brown
Chas. E. Brown
Chtisene Loan Association
Daniel G. Blemker
Plain
Henry Blemker
Thomas Wade
Lala Garland
Oliver Gerland
Ivores
Frederick Warnsman
Pike Olronit Court
Webb City
Grace Tucker
William Shadwick
Prinz
Friedrich
Newport News
Frye
Gustav Woerter
Beckmann State Bank
Mathias Olinger
Merle East
J. A
Sondermann
Rgaing
Reckelhoff & Mutter
Ferdinand Ice Cream Parlor
Gerhard Schwartz
Reckelhoff & Muller
Joe Daunhauer
Xavier Weidenbenner
William Pond
John Schoenhoff
Gerhard Ruhe
John C. Horny
Mr. Horny
Ben Weber
Henry Bekkmann
Mr. Weber
Babbage Planta
Dave Abell
John Geblhausen
St. Henry
Frank Tempel
Iberia
Frank Mehring
Rockport
Louis Bretz
Bretzville
Misa Nora Grewe
Hubert Quante
Dr. Schriefer
Richard Klueh
Pathers
Paul and
Albert
Mise Rose Seufert
Misa Tillie Lindenschmidt
Henry and
Misa Carrie Abhring
Santa Claus
Robert and
Math Ernst
Siberia
Academy
Charlie Schroeder
Boyd
Victor J. Kintho
St. Louis
Guat Barth
Evanaville
Frank Hettich
Baby
Mesers Pond
Treech
Anton Ecketeln
Janper
Kitton Machine Works
Henry Theis
Herb Schwarts
Leo Boogta
Penn
Lotes
Frank Heider
Bickwermort
Carolina Metzger
John Metzger
Emma Specker
T Elizabeth Withag
Paul Flacher
Herman Lueken
Marie
Gerber
H. Wilmers
Honey Beckmann & Sons
Peter Wigger
Mrs
Frank Borny
Farenet
Ferdinand Bischste
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