Local gossip and town notices from Evansville area
Mrs Gertrude Barnas and her son visit Nick and Mary Klein. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Hildenbrand last week. Fulda Star Flouring Mill closed indefinitely due to wheat shortages. Mrs Kanfield, aged pioneer, is very ill. A fire destroyed Martin Wink's new barn and adjacent structures, house saved by neighbors. origin unknown. Clover thrashing and notable visits from Evansville residents noted.
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Mra
Joe
Hildenbrand
Fulda
Martin Wink
Wink
Local visits and travels around St Meinard and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Jake Denning and Bertha Denning spent Sunday in Dale in Jakes Maxwel car. John Gerber of Evansville and others visited relatives while Miss Tillie Otto and Miss Theresia Peters left for Louisville. Several residents traveled to Evansville Louisville Ferdinand and Jasper for visits and business. A public sale is noted in Ramty County.
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Jake Denning
Miss Bertha Denning
Dale Sunday
Jake
Maxwell
John Gerber
Evansville
John Hubers
J. A. Greulich
John
Local notices and social happenings around Huntingburg
Mise Genevieve William of Huntingburg visits for Centennial preparations. J R Abelhor plans a sale Sept 18 after printing bills. Local residents attend weddings and gatherings at St Henry and area homes. Fire damage seen in Haysville. hay rides and social events noted. Farm supply ads and small job listings appear.
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Mise Genevieve William of
Huntingburg
J. R. Abelhor
Siberia
Rail wage study cites high pay for 900000 rail workers
National Conference Committee releases six month payroll analysis showing three quarters of engineers conductors firemen and brakemen earned substantial yearly wages across road and yard positions. The appeal calls for arbitration or federal tribunal to resolve a looming nationwide strike over a 100 million wage increase.
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New York
National Conference Committees
Railways
Eastern Train
National Conference Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trainmen's High Wages Compared With National Averages
A remark on Interstate Commerce Commission data shows trainmen earning about 60 percent more than all railway workers and nearly double the average American wage. It notes locomotive engineers average over 2000 dollars yearly and long-serving engineers secure higher pay.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Feltz
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Beckmann State Bank
Gertrude Barnas
Evanaville
Nick and
Mary Klein
Kanfield
Mome
Joe Feaver
Mariah Hill
Sglee Loolee Ender
Evansie
Sid
Katherine Stallmann
I Arnold
Gust Lindaver J
Misa Tillie Geesken
Hamil Iton
Misa Monica Meyer
John Schwarte and Son of
California
ST. Meinard
Tillie Otto
Louisville
Claud Lomax
Frank Klueh
Amelia Schnellenberger
Huff
Theresia Peters
Henry Stanshelm
Claude Lomax
Verena Boxer
Louis Becher
Joe Jent
Jasper
Joe Egloff
J. F. Ruger
Katy Fetter
Wisnees Albertina
Brigitta
Clara Becher
Ferdinand
Seeret
Sinai
Ramty County
Chas. and
Irene Miller
St. Henry
the Bosler
Arthur and
Hilbert Klueh
Hantingburg
Joe Strohmeyer
Anton Lindauer
Joe Zink
Henry Zink
Catherine Zink
Gilbert Kuper
Theodore Peters
Jake Bartley
William Pfaff
Mr. Pfaff
John Haug
Joe Stetter
Frank Egler
Kathryn
Josephine Sahm
Leonard Goepfrich
Mike Uebelher
Renae Reinacker
Joe Kippenbrock
Haysville
Renus
Mike
Mike Uebelhor
Mre
Harry Schniedern
Emma Bromm
Eve Darebhols
Sesie Uebelhor
Messra Philip Durchhols
Bail Altmeyer
Bretsville
Frank Dilger
Frank
Mariah Hill Creamery
Mariah Hill Cornet
Farmere Mill
Ben Bolte & Sons
Tell City Foundry & Machine Works
Teil City
Ind
Hasgein
Weyer & Knoop
Cerriers
Antional Inquiry
Petson Pump Company
Happi
Ness & Comfort
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
G. G. Wetzger
Solicidts
Gransville
Via
Southern Railway
Stuntingbury
Rockers
Dubois County
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