Candidacies Noted for Indiana Third District Congress
The text records multiple Democratic candidates for Congress in Indiana's Third District including Jacob L. O’Bannon Floyd County and Sherman Minton New Albany. It notes primary election conditions and mentions John W. Ewing Floyd County and Thos B. Buskirk Paoli Orange County as nominees subject to the Democratic primaries on May 4 1920. It also references a bid for Judge of the 67th Judicial Circuit in Dibois and Pike counties under primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. O'Bannon
Floyd County
Congress
Sherman Minton
New Albany
Third
Thos. B. Buskirk
Paoli, Orange Co
Indiana
John W. Ewing O
Bovar
Ylor
Sweeney Seeks Legislature Seat for Dubois and Orange
Representative M. A. Sweeney runs for the Legislature from Dubois and Orange counties subject to Democratic voters decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Orange
Sondermann Seeks Re election as Dubois County Treasurer
For Treasurer Joseph A. Sondermann files to seek re election to the office of Treasurer of Dubois County subject to the decisions of the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Sondermann
Ofice
Dubois County
Train Schedules Mention 1919 Southern Time
A fragmented notice notes Southern Time effective Sunday November 1919 with trains 9 East and 12 West arriving and departing at unspecified stations. The garbled lines reference east and westbound schedules and times, indicating a historic timetable snippet.
Memoriam for Regina Yellig and local notices
Memoriam honors Regina Yellig departed April 25 1919 with verses about mourning and heavenly hope. The page includes local business cards and notices for Light Power Plants Ice Cream Palace of Sweets pigs and expert watch repairs by Wollenmann at the old home place plus a homecoming note for Mrs Adam Jacobi and Daunhauer ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Yellig
W. A. Wollenmann
Avicol Promises Quick Poultry Health Rescue
Advertisement urges farmers to save baby chicks with Avicol in drinking water. Claims high mortality from cholera and white diarrhoea can be stopped, with a 25 or 50 cent package offered. Guarantees refund if it does not stop aging, cure bowel diseases, and revive drooping chicks within 48 hours.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Youthful Hair
Frank Reckelhoff promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair and restore natural color. The ad claims the product darkens evenly, leaves hair thick and glossy, and makes the user appear younger, with instructions to apply to small strands. It notes the product is not a disease cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
Wyeth
Instant relief Ely's Cream Palm for nasal relief
Instant relief claims open clogged nostrils quickly and clear air passages. The product is applied inside the nose by a druggist and promises instant soothing of inflamed mucous membranes for cold or catarrh relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Kidney health claim touts heavy meat avoidance and lithia tonic
An advertisement-like piece warns that meat causes sluggish kidneys and various ailments and promotes a grape lemon lithia tonic drink to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims rad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to keep kidneys clean and blood pure, preventing serious complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Wall Keown
Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast
A health note promotes an inside bath by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Proponents claim it removes daily waste toxins, prevents ailments, and improves overall health, comparing internal cleansing to external soap and water benefits.
Personal items from local residents and visitors
Mrs Ed Schlegel returned to Louisville Sunday morning. Charles Horny was at Huntingburg on business. Mrs John Goepferich came home from Jasper after visiting her sister Mrs John Kress, where a baby boy arrived last week. Numerous locals and visitors including Renner, Kuntz, Uebelhoer, Sauer, Seufert, Reinacker, Senninger, Krampe, Bartley, Hodgesang, Smith, Seger, Demuth, Schmitt, Gerber, Haller, Eversmann, Lueken, Mehling, Voges, Oeding, and others traveled to nearby towns for visits, dances, and subscriptions. Multiple guests visited relatives in Huntingburg, Jasper, Louisville, Evansville, and other area towns, with dances at Mariah Hill and St Anthony noted.
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John Goepferich
Jasper
John Kress
Minnie Schmitt
Louisville
Frank Gerber
Peter Gerber
Frank Haller
Evansville
Engelbert Dilger
Peter Eversmann J
Murphysboro
Anna Abbott
Wm. R.sauer
Christina Schum
Huntingburg
Emma Woebkenberg
E. E. Schriefer
Cannelton
Doc
Schrieffer
J. H. Beckmann
John Uebelher
Evanston
Matt Olinger
St. Meinrad
Joe Eisterhold
Cypress
Ind
Mary Lindenschmidt
Richard Allen
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She Ferdinand News Sonay
Faikoee
Ferdinand
Ward of
Billa
M. A. Sweeney
A. F. Gugsell
Ferdinand Township
Cabois County
Nick Senninger
N. A. Jochem
Johnsburg
Folede
Ohio
Hall
Electric Light & Power Co. Incorporated
Palace of Sweets of
G. A.mclane
Poland
Henry Kerstiens
Adam Jacobi
Daunhauer’s
Wollenmann
Frank Reckelhoff
Palace of Sweets
Ferdinand Drug Store
Fordson
Henry Ford & Son
Hubert. Hoffmann, Ferdinand
Academy of TN Immaculate Conception
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education of
States of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Ed Schlegel
Charles Horny
Andy Renner
Henry Meier
Joe Kuntz
Fulda
John
Herbert Uebelhoer
William R. Sauer
St. Anthony
Ollie Seufert
Leo
Eddie
Emma Seufert
Iverts Geous
Gertie Reinacker
Mariah Hill
Leo Senninger
Thecla Krampe
John Bartley
Dominic Hodgesang
Ireland
Roy Smith
Little Rock
Kan
Adgeville
Loran Cherry
Susie Seger
Simon Demuth
Jos
J. Lueken
Schnellville
Herbert
Esther Taylor
Frances Mehling
Henry Voges
Near St. Anthony
Henry
Paul Oeding
St. Henry
the News
Albert Eversmann
Murphysboro, Ill
John Weyer
Urban Luebbehusen
Leo Kippenbrok
Adaughters
Louis
Karl Bartley
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