Multiple notices and notices in Ferdinand area newspaper
A collection of lost and found items including a gold locket initial J found near Ferdinand, a small sum of money found near Ferdinand, found fake teeth near John Altmeyer, and various notices about Easter crowds, local births, marriages, sales, and upcoming events. Also mentions of church services, a National Peace Congress program, local fertilizer deliveries, and school play plans at Huntingburg and St Ferdinand.
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Ferdinand
John Altmeyer
Father Louis of
St. Meinrad
Father
John St
Numerous visitors and locals seen around Huntingburg and towns
Personal Peter Miller and many others visited Jasper Huntingburg and nearby towns on business. residents from Cincinnati Dale Indianapolis St Meinrad Tell City and Louisville attended events and visited relatives. A note urges readers to subscribe, criticizing neighbor borrowing to read the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Miller
Jasper
Huntingburg
Wet or Dry Public Debate in Kemps Echoot House
The Johnsburg Union hosting a public debate on the question Wet or Dry at Kemps Echoot House on April 20 at 7 p.m. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsburg Union
American Society of Equity
Lat Kemps Echoot
Ice Cream Social at New School House Sunday Night
Community note invites locals to an ice cream cone treat with assorted flavors including Orangeatle and peanutsy chums at the New School House. Fun for families and neighbors is planned for Sunday evening with a casual gathering.
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Acta
Local Ice Cream Parlor to Reopen Next Weekend
Jos Daunhauer announces the reopening of the Sodal Fountain and Ice Cream Parlor at the former Wm Sauer site. The business will open next Saturday night, Sunday, and Monday as the store is not yet finished.
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Wm. R. Sauer
Jos. Daunhauer
Local Man Claims Narrow Escape From Bristow Attack
Clark Hayes of Huntingburg says about 20 young men near Bristow attempted to kill him the night before. He passed through Ferdinand Friday evening and provided a detailed account, but space constraints prevent publication.
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Clark Hayes
Huntingburg
Ferdinand
Near Bristow
Accident Injures Man Hauling Logs Near Huntingburg
Stephan Elmer fell from a log load after a chain snagged on a stump sending him head first between horses. He sustained a hand injury and a blue mark on his forehead.
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Stephan Elmer
Huntingburg
Steve
Farm For Sale Near Ferdinand and St Henry
145 acres with good buildings and fine water located 3 miles southwest of Ferdinand and 1 mile south of St Henry. Listing by ALOIB KRAPF.
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Ferdinand
St.Henry
Aloib Krapf
Huntingburg Excursion Brings 300 Residents Together
A large Huntingburg outing drew about 300 townspeople on a windy Monday. The Commercial Club organized the trip with many businesses closing at noon to join the journey. The train ride featured a military band, and visitors were greeted in Ferdinand with dancing and socializing.
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Huntingburg
Commercial Club of
Ferdinand Depot
Aid Society
Detective Chronicles of Perry County Murder and Capture
Twenty three years ago Perry County faced a dramatic case as Thomas Hobbs and son Hiram were involved in the murder of Hiram Neihaus whose death sparked a manhunt. Detective Hugh Hales tracked the fugitives from Hancock County through Kentucky to Missouri and Arkansas gathering a posse with August Hemphill to force surrender after a three week pursuit. The Skaggs brothers linked to Neihaus’s murder were pursued in Kentucky with a fierce battle ending in the death of the elder and the capture of the younger after a final standoff. The tale ends with the younger’s surrender after a dramatic exchange, sealing life sentences for Hobbs and his son.
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Perry County
Thos. Hobbs
Hiram
Clark Township
Old Troy Times
Present Times
Hugh Hales
Rockport
Hancock County
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansaw
Angela
Arkan
August Hemphill
Cannelton
Perry
Mountain
Hemphill
Hales
Skagge
Notorious 19th Century Outlaws Terrorize Family Shelter
The account recalls a murder by outlaws in bygone days. Mrs. Joe Dieckmann, daughter of John Neihaus, hid as intruders breached the home and killed Neihaus. She leapt from a window and fled across a cornfield while Ed and Albert Skaggs fired, missing her.
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C.V. Spayd
Louisville
Leo Snyder
Frances Mehling
Addie
Troy
Joe Dieckmann
John Neihaus
Albert Skaggs
Indiana Day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Scheduled
About 10 000 former Indiana residents assist in plans for Indiana day on August 7 at Seattle’s Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The Indiana society leads arrangements, with the auditorium and other facilities secured for the event and prominent Indiana figures likely to attend. The exposition structure nears completion with permanent buildings finished and the central exhibit palace due by May 15.
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Seattle
Indiana
Indiana Society
Ita
University of Washington
Washington
Ind
United States
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
O Manufacturers
Agriculture
Women’s
Arctic Brotherhood
Japan
China
Canada
New York
Oregon
California
Miniature Alaska Yukon Pacific Farm at Seattle Exposition
A miniature farm on the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition grounds will demonstrate land clearing and farming methods to attract eastern visitors to Seattle's 1909 fair. Exhibits show virgin Puget Sound soil productivity, two potato crops a year, and road construction insights. Victoria and Vancouver promote their cities to visitors with floral displays and tours.
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Alaska
Seattle
Exposition
Puget Sound
Victoria
Pacific
Vancouver Island
Strait of Juan de Fuca
British Columbia
Seattle Exhibition
Parliament
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J.” Finder
G. Woorter
Dilger
Ferdinand Seger
Sondermann’s
Frank Wiper
Ind. Es
National Peace Congress
Chicago
John
Henry Hoffinsen
Johnsburg
Frank Hoge
Stork
John Kemper
Town
Laat
G. J. Behrena
Jos. Lreinenbach
E. J. Kilian
August Remke
Frank Heidet
Taut
Frank
Wm. J. Breta
Fshiaopgeni
Andy and
Paul Jochim
Mariah Hill
Mormon Seale
Dale
Frank Riehl
Minnie Seger
Cincinnati
Henry Steltenpohl
B. Bockting
Cyrene Thomas
Hardinsburg
Thoreday
N. A. James
William Bolin
Tell City
Gabriel
Dusch
F. X. Rickelman
Hubert Beckmann
Henry Lindenschmidt
Henry
Daly Haug
Frank Widmer
Indianapolia
D. H. Morgen
Indianapolis
Geo. Becher
Jos. Schwartz
Bretaville
Jake Bretz
Bretzville
Wm. Egler & Co. of
St. Anthony
Mayme Meyer
Ferdinand Lindauer
Fulda
Mayme Uebelher
Jos. Sondermann
Peter Gerber
Ben Grewe
Fred Suhrheinrich
Fred Bockatahler
Henry Lindauer
St. Henry
Jeff Speedy
Eckerty
Herman Theis
Mosby
Robert Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
John G. Beckmann
Evanaville
Victor
Lena Roth
Tillie Lindepschmidt
Gaga
Tom Hill
Frank Reckelhoff
Grant Miller
Theodore Stallman
Herbert Snyder
Joe Wessel
J. H. Beckmann
Clara Reutmann
Louniaville
Tillie Behrens
Nelda Miller
Lou Rehl
Messra D. Blemker
F. Beck
H. Hillemeier
D. Appel
H. Miller
F. Greene
H. Blume
P. Mueller and Family
F. C. Hendee
MAN
Errineway
Ivue Bank On
John Niehaus
Maska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Branlay Park
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