Drowned at Mississippi outing claims Lawrence Havlik
Lawrence Havlik of J Louis died during a Mississippi River swim about 40 miles from St Louis. Ed Bromm and another man from St Louis were present. Havlik drowned from cramps and his body was recovered Tuesday after swift currents. He was 29, longtime shoe factory employee, son of Mr and Mrs Jos Havlik Sr. Burial Thursday morning.
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Lawrence Havlik
J. Louis
Jos. Havlik
Lawrence
Ed Bromm
St. Louis
St.Louis
Mississippi River
Joe
Louieville
St. Louie
Jos. Hevlik
Robert Evans
Velpen
Polk Patch
Boonville
Evans
Bretzville pair buys Ferdinand Foundry separator
Louis and William Bretz of Bretzville Indiana purchased a new 36 by 60 inch separator from The Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works on July 15 1910. The terse notice records a transfer of equipment to local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis and
Wm. Bretz
Bretzville
Ind
Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works
Ferdinand Fdry. & Mach
Delivered prices on corn for Ferdinand and St Meine rd
Delivered at Ferdinand 9 cents per bushel and at St Meinrad prices listed in a local bank note from St Meinrad Indiana.
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Ferdinand
St. Meinrad
Bos
Local Trade Notes and Employment Ads in Louisville
55,000 lbs of American Steel & Wire Co fencing offered at reasonable price. Seven car-loads of fertilizer stored for farmer access. One car-load of grain drills Champion Hoosier and Columbia. Call to save money before buying elsewhere. Wanted: two housework workers without washing and ironing in two families. A. M. Tusney not in employ. sales notices redirected. Local office. ESN Ve BTMBON.
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American Steel & Wire Co
Champion
Hoosier
Columbia
John G. Beckmann
Brook
Second St
Louisville
A. M. Tusney
Inity Office
Big Rockport Dance and County Fair Notices
Listings describe a dance at S J Henry, Rockport Fair August 24 27, and events around Ferdinand including dentist Kilian August 21. Also details births, wheat yields, sales ads, job wants, and local social gatherings with named residents and businesses.
Numerous residents visit towns and travel around Jasper and Stirring area
Personal notices list residents and guests traveling to and from Huntingburg Jasper Saint Meinrad Evansville French Lick French Lick West Baden Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati and Poseyville. Names include Rob ert Roth Mike Olinger Gustav Weerter Matt Olinger Emma Stallmann John Uebelhor Henry Beckmann and Rev Basil Anton Joseph among others with multiple day trips and weekend visits noted in the region.
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J. H. Beckmann
Evansville
Huntingburg
French Lick
West Baden
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Turkeys Trigger Legal Skirmish Near Branchville
Branchville Indiana August 13 1910 A dispute over turkeys allegedly trespassing on Mrs Ella Mullins property led to a clash with Mrs Mary Sprinkle lodging an assault with intent charge that was later dropped in favor of a minor count. A turkey named casualty marked the incident amid a peaceful community shaken by the unusual quarrel. Local residents and visitors later noted Sunday travels and visits to nearby towns.
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Branchville
Ind
Oil Township
Perry County
Jerry L. Suddarth
Edward Mullen
Adgeville
Esq. Esarey’s
Mary Sprinkie
Ella Mullins
Sprinkle
Mullins Barracks
Forbidien
Death of Jacob Limberger at 61 in Evansville area
Jacob Limberger of 318 Lincoln Avenue died Tuesday at 8 PM of tuberculosis of the throat aged almost 61. Born in Spencer County, he moved here 44 years ago and married Miss Margaret Arns of Evansville in 1877. Surviving: widow, four sons Edward J VarI Otto of Chicago and Frank M of Crown Furniture City, and daughter Mise Gertrude of Evansville. funeral Friday at 7:30 AM from home and 8 AM at St Marys church. He belonged to St Marys Church. He was well known to locals and formerly lived between here and Mariah Hill.
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Jacob Limberger
Lincoln Avenue
Mr. Limberger
Spencer County
Misa Margaret Arns
Evansville
Limberger
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Edward J., Varl
Otto
Chicago
Frank M
Crown Furniture Company
City
Mise Gertrude
St. Mary’s Church
Here
Mariah Hill
Excursion to Michigan City Promises Lake Poi and 1910 Outing
Church announcements list names for services Monday through Sunday. A Southern Railway and ILL rail excursion to Michigan City on August 2 offers a five dollar round trip with 10 day return limit, promoting fishing boating and lake bathing with hotel rates and info from E D Stratton and Joseph Ketzner. A 5 foot 4 inch Heron shot on a farm will be mounted at St Meinrad museum. The Kentucky Third Regiment Military Band will play at the Rockport Fair this August.
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Southern RY
Johnsburg
Michigan City
United States
Chicago
Lake Michigan
E. D. Stratton
Joseph Ketzner
St. Meinrad
Kentucky Third Regiment
Rockport Fair
German girl sought for house work in Louisville
A family of three adults seeks a German girl for general house work. Apply at 1238 Cherokee Road Louisville Kentucky for employment.
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Cherokee Road
Louisville
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Tance
S J. Henry
E. J. Kilian
Ferdinand Kluch
Anton Halbleib
Andy
Dubois County
Rockport
Mra. P
Louieville, Ky
J. H. Beckmann & Bauer
F. J. Moller, & Son
Schwinghammer
St.Henry
Mike Kluch
Mirecs
Anna
Ida Kluch
Katie Huther
Bertha Denning
Theresia Dilger
Lene Dresch
Mamie Meyer
Ella
Frances
Blange
Maggie Kluch
Mesars Albert
Nick Dilger
John Smith
George
Frank Denning
Ollie
Albert
Robert
Juliae
Dominick Becher
Martin
Peter
Richard Klueh
Frank Wagner
Ed Wirtsberger
Bohm
Herman Verkamps
Robert Roth
Huntingborg
Mike Olinger
Jasper
Gustav Weerter
Frank Gerber
Mrs
Matt Olinger
Evanaville
Emil Olinger
Cincinnati
Sam Pitts
New Albany
Theodore Peters
Emma Stallmann
John Heisturther
John Reinacker
Dale Sunday
H. F. Bragkmann
Victoria, Ohio
Wm. R. Sauer
Eon Louis
Jacob F. Razer
J. Meinrad
Olivia Baninenberg
John Uebelher
Siberia
Charles Splater
Cap Haggedorn
Troy
Martin Dilger
Poseyville
Mayme
Flora Meyer
Henry Grewe
Joe. Schwindel
Fred and
Fred .W. Harlander
Henry Schum
Misses Mary and
Maggie Schumaker
St. Anthony
Jos. F. Kitten
Anton Buschkestter
Lula
Minnie Stricker
Mery Zeller
Robert Uebelhor
Basil of
Anton
Ireland
Joseph of
Fylde
John Thureday
James of
Snake Run
Miseea Elia
Cornelis Beskmann
Rosa Priester
Augusta Knapp
Henry Beckmann
Ed Schulte
Theresia
Josie Vieshage
Olgciunati
Katherine Fischer
Misa Mary Boyles
The
Gardner Pringing Co
Princeton
Everp Lankford
Math. Haesturther
Tmeille
Joe Kuntz
Millheisener
Monte Casino
Anna Abbott
Mig
Christine Scham
Fonner
Indiaapolis
Elizbeth Bockman
John Schnieders
John Durchkelt
Harry Schnieders
F. X. Rickelmann
Berths
Katharine Figohor Apent Gstordey
Epd
Monae
Oh Bopuerius
Yad
Ad Menderson
Baspeop and
Charley Hobbs
User
Liberia
Brand New
Surrey
Kotheimer
Joe. Schneider
Ide Sternberg
Tille
Bertha Nord
Robert Lindauer
Joe Wilmere
William Schwinghammer
Laura
Edmund Hasefurther
St. Henry
Paul Pracht
Aon Arthur
Mies Gertrude Eggenmeyer
Covington, Ky
Ben Weebkensberg
Messrs Pracht
Weebkenberg
Aon John
Mr. Prachtie
Acirema Club
L. B. Jenkins
Blythe Lovejoy
Rose Priester
Emma Timmermann
Alice Gonninger
Nora Bromm
Elle
Cornelia Beckmann
Messrs Ed
Robert Beckmann
Frank Molers
Julius Becker
Oscar Schneider
John Wighey
Clem Knust
Philip Durehhols
Ben Kippenbrok
Henry “Pook
Valentin Fleig
Joe Sichechter, Jr
Richard Biberg
Alois Cerber
Fisig
John Schaeffer
Peter Schmidt
Clara Kerstiens
John Verkamp
Ben Kippenbrock
T John Weyer
John Weyer
Paul Wagner
Ben Johaneman
Bm.w
Lucas Verkamp
Xavier Olinger
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Evansville, Ind
J. C. Beam, JR
St. Louis, Mo
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