Ferdinand Hews and Local Classes Weekly News
Mrs. Wm. Kessner broke her left arm in a riding mishap. Dr. Lomax and Russel of Bristow passed through town. Advertising news lists rates and local accidents. New York Mercantile Exchange backs health authorities banning spot eggs. Egg case destruction will affect 800 thirty-dozen weekly. Hoosign Schoolboy notes say young folks attended St Meinrad ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lomax
Russel of
Bristow
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
the Exchange
Exchange
St. Meinrad
Local Residents Attend Weekend Socials and Visits
Charles Metzger of Ferdinand visited Wednesday. Albert Weaver passed through Saturday. George Bischof and son Bernie of St Meinrad were in town Saturday. Mrs Amanda Nielson and daughter Margaret shopped Saturday. James Aders F Moellera attended Ferdinand Saturday. John Schmetzki and Frank Eben from Hurricane Valley went to Jacob Huffman’s dance. George Siler and Frank Miler of Alberta attended. Mayfield of Bristow and Woodman of Louisville called Sunday. Ha Hensley and Arnie Hobbs visited from Jolineburg on Sunday. Mrs Frank Shickel and Henry Sassman seen with others Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmetzki
Frank Ebencamp
Hurricane Valley
Our Town
Jacob Huffmans
George Siler
Frank Miler
Alberta
Jacob “Huffmans
Community Notes From Mariah Hill And Surrounding Areas
Andy Jochim of Ferdinand visited home folks at the start of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J A Sondermann of Ferdinand called on friends Sunday. Mrs Will Kleesmeir and children of Louisville visit her mother here. Emma Spayd returned home after an extended Rockport visit. John M Schnell of Troy called on old acquaintances Sunday. Jon Sturm and wife of Jasper attended the funeral of Mrs B Wagner Sunday. Rose Bockting left for Louisville Monday. Mrs J Schenk and children made a Sunday call. Rev Placidus Zarn visited Rev Wagner Monday after nine years away. Dr A J Maslowsky left for a few days at Louisville Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Schnell
Troy
Jon. Sturm
Jasper
B. Wagner
Rose Bockting
Louis
J. Schenk
Geo. M. Sturm
John M. Trotter
Isidore Egloff
Wagner
Mariah Hill
Fridolin Borho
Lorenz Borho
Commencement Program at Senningers Hall August 11 1907
Evening program at Senningers Hall begins 7 30 PM with songs and recitals by graduates. Lectures and readings include Ida Reutmann Hedwig Mueller Theron Rickelmann and Maymie Meyer. Mr Melchior county superintendent delivers the address and a classmates farewell closes the program inviting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senningers Hall
Ida Reutmann
Henry Timmerman
Anna Bromm
Wm. Hackmann
Hedwig Mueller
Theron Rickelmann
Cele Schilling
Werner Wollenmann
Maymie Meyer
Mr. Melchior
Clubbing List for News Subscriptions
Subscriptions offer one year of various publications for one dollar to old and new subscribers. Publications include New York World thrice weekly for 65 cents, Louisville Courier Journal weekly, Cincinnati Enquirer weekly, and McCall's Magazine monthly. The notice markets each paper as non political, widely read, and timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Louisville Courier Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
McCall’s Magazine
Good Luck Medicine Co. offers serapsarilla liniment sale deal
R E Mason president of Good Luck Medicine Co advertises four regular dollar bottles of sarsaparilla for two dollars four bottles of liniment for two dollars and four 50 cent boxes of salve for one dollar with a full guarantee on every sale and satisfaction refund stated with order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Mason
The
Good Luck Medicine Co
Mediaen
Corpse Rises in Bed in Mishawaka Tragedy
In Mishawaka Indiana Joseph Weinberg attempted to kill his wife and daughter then took a poison and lay to appear dead. The embalmer and coroner fled as Weinberg sat upright alive before dying the following morning after denial of his apparent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
Joseph Weinberg
Weinberg
Indian Chief of Osage Threatens Violence Over Oil Wealth
A Tulsa report describes Push-me-ta-ha chief of the Osage, a $2,000,000 figure who controls his family estate and oil royalties, growing irate at rising crude prices and monthly income, amid claims of heavy wealth across the Osage nation and nearby oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croesus
Vandals Strike Cemetery Flowers in Trinidad
Community laments thieves who rob graves at the cemetery north of Trinidad as vandals, including children and women, carry away blossoms after neighbors labor to keep the grounds a peaceful park with blooming flowers. The single sexton cannot monitor the area alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Atolen
Graveyard Vandalism Warned as Election Talk Flows
A Colorado Chronicle-News letter complains vandals have looted and defaced a cemetery while neighbors work to create a proper resting place. The piece urges anti vandal laws and notes rising political tensions as the presidential race nears.
Spencer County commencement and local visits noted
The article reports the Spencer county commencement of schools at Chrisney on Saturday August 10 1907 with 156 graduates and a State superintendent delivering diplomas. It also lists attendees at Rockport events and various local visits including funeral attendance at Mariah Hill and travel to Jasper Ferdinand and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Widmer
Rockport
Spencer County
Chrisney
Died at Home of Bonifer Jacobs Aged Settler Anton Hatken
Anton Hatken, about 70, a longtime resident of St. Meinrad, died Wednesday at the residence of Bonifer Jacobs. The notice identifies him as one of the community’s oldest settlers and mentions two of St. Meinrad’s young ladies as vested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Meinrad
Anton Hatken
Bonifer Jacobs
Ferdinand's Market Advertisement Listing Daily Produce and Meat Prices
COUNTRY PRODUCE Eggs 12c Butter 12 to 15c lb Potatoes 60c bu MEATS Bacon Sides 10c lb Shoulders 84c lb Hams 13 45 to 1 lb Lard 10c lb Hens 84c lb Cocks 3c lb WOOL Grease Wool 28c lb Wash Wool 40c lb GRAIN Wheat 80c by the bushel Corn 55 60c by Oats 35 40c by Hay 10 to 12 per ton Barley 50c bu Rye 65c bu Clover Seed 5.50 7.00 bu Leaf 4 8
The Thrice-a-Week World Promises a Bigger 1907
The Thrice-a-Week World pledges improved coverage for the 1907 campaign, offering news from around the world, full markets, cartoons, and fiction at a discounted rate. It asserts impartial political reporting and prompt, accurate service, with a yearly subscription of 1.00 for 156 issues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferdinand Hews
Henry Haake
Ferdinand
Indiana
A. J. Adye
John Anderson
Mr. Adye
Claud Pitts
Leo Mehling
John
Krampe
Iise
Adyeville
Geo. Bischof
Son Bernie
Amanda Nielson
Margaret
James Aders
F. J. Moellera
de. Mayfield
Heeber ‘Woodman
Louisville
Ha Hensley
Arnie Hobbs
Jolineburge
Frank Shickel
Henry Sassman
Andy Jochim
J. A. Sondermann
Will Kleesmeir
Children of
Emma Spayd
Placidus Zarn
A. J. Maslowsky
Joseph ZF
Kitten’s Foundry
Cumberland
Jerdinand, Ind
Colo
Chronicle-News
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Charles Schiellenberger
A. A. Sturm
Meinrad Borho
Rush Creek
Theresia Tuchscherer
Mina Otto
N. A. James
Richard
St. Xaverian Brothers
St. Meinrad’s Abbey
Dominick Bartel, O. S.B
John Schenk
Wmn. Metzger
Martinsville
Frank Fisher
Lena ‘Nolan
St. Meinrad’s Church
Frank Quante & CO
the New York World
Hubert. Quante
O. E. Brooner
Mike Klueh
Frank Schuetz
ST. Meinrad, Ind
Leppert Hotel
Joe Leppert
Proprietreas
B. A. Mosby
Huntingburg, Indiana
Havlik
Dee
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