Gossip 2Zour Guests and Local Scenes in Tell City
Miss Tillie Kinchel of Ft Collins and Miss Evelyn Hidel Brand of Byron Michigan are the guests of Mrs Naoma Schnell. Several locals visit for weekends, rain damaged crops and repairs loom, a Tell City ball game vs the Tigers is planned, with a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Wanninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Kinchel
Ft. Collins
Colo
Evelyn Hidelbrand
Byron, Michigan
Naoma Schnell
Philip Sherman
East St. Louis
Anna Fischer
Tell City
Andrew Wanninger
St Meinrad Picnic and Euchre Social Highlight Local Visit
The St Meinrad picnic last Sunday drew a good crowd and a lively Euchre evening followed. Mrs Sebastian Bochting is visiting relatives and friends at Louis- city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Bochting
Louis
Rainy day social notes from Siberia and Bristow
The report lists locals visiting relatives and attending events across Siberia, Bristow, Ferdinand, Jasper, and St. Meinrad. It notes a wedding dance in Siberia hall on Tuesday night August 24 and routine Sunday gatherings and visits among the Arehart, Linder, Huelsmann, and Rollman families along with church attendance and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Schneider
Jasper
Siberia Hall
Louie
Martha Huelsmann
Frank Tempel
Market Report from Evaneville Indiana August 19 1920
Daily commodity prices list farm items including wheat oats corn and potatoes with values per bushel and per hundred pounds for cattle hogs hay and various produce. Notable figures include wheat 2.37 2.40 per bu oats 81c corn 1.55 per bu potatoes 3.00 per bu and hogs at 15.50 per hundred.
Subscription Expiration Notice From Dr Gussell
The front page marks an X to show the subscription has expired and no more copies will be sent unless renewal is received. Readers are urged to remit promptly as government orders require dropping names when time is up.
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table July 7 1918
Timetable for Ferdinand Railroad showing daily departures and arrivals between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with connections to Southern Railway trains at Huntingburg. Train No 1 links to Evansville Rockport Cannelton and Louisville and West Baden via other trains. Train No 3 connects to Princeton West Baden and Evansville. All trains use Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg. Leonard Muller G F and P A Huntingburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
A. i
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Southern Railway
Ind
Notice of road bids in Dubois County Indiana
The Dubois County Board of Commissioners will accept sealed proposals on September 6 1920 for grading draining and paving Jackson Township highways known as Martin Haas et al of Free System Gravel Roads. Bids require a double bond non collusion affidavit and may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Jackson Township
the Auditor
Martin Haas
Frank J. Leng
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Beckmann State Bank
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Henry Hoffmann
Dale
John Schwinghammer
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Conrad Seifert
Yankeetown
Martina Jochem
Carrie Durchholz
Birdseye
Willie Schwoeppe
Frank Jochem
Robi
Michael Hohl
Leonard Lindauer
Prosper Kunkler
Emma
Clara
Rosa
Ida Hohl
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Hilda
Bernie Zogiman
Joe Wagner
Paul Schaeffer
Alhpons Rupprecht
Maywood Ind
Ville
Peter Holman
Evelyn
Mayme Hollander
Chicago
Adam Hollander
Henry and
Bernard Meyer
Owensboro
Frank Meyer
The
Tigers
St. Meinrad
Siberia
John Arehart
Darheters
Laura and
Mamie
Bristow
Wilf Waddle
John Bender
Josephine Beckmann
Hugo
Gilbert
Laura Arehart
Bertha Arehart
Frank
John Kemper
Devine
Claude Lomax
Lilian Linder
Joe Linder
Joe Rollman
Ion Mike
Louis Gehlhausen
Paul Jasper
George A. McLane
Ganlager Bidg
A. F. Gugsell
Leonard Muller, G.F
P. A
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Ferdinand News
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Jasper Herald
Albert T. Rumbach
Albert
BELL
Ferdinand Township
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand, Ind
Farmers Mill & Elevator
G. A. Bolte
Rockport Fair
Eveready
Eveready Flashlight
Electric Light & Power Co
G. G. Wietzger
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
Vesta
DeMott Garage
A. Wollenmann
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