Local News From St Meinrad And Surrounding Areas
St Meinrad residents include Herman Krach and wife visiting her parents the Skryneckis in Louisville. Miss Julia Wiederkehr left for Louisville. Mrs Norton and children of Louisville visit Anton Meiring and Mike Tretter. Sisters return to resume school work. Hail and storm reported at 8 am Sunday. Johnn Fendel starts work on his Chrisney farm after buying team and wagon from Mike Klueh. Ed Ringemann returns from Spencer country teacher institute and Mt Vernon visit. Clara Niehaus accompanies him. sister Josephine visits for a month. A H Meyer and wife of Louisville visit Huber relatives. St Martina church adds brick work from St Meinrad factory. Jacob Dumolt loses chicken house and 200 chickens in a Tuesday night fire. origins unknown while he supervised charcoal kiln work.
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Johnn Fendel
Chrisney
Mike Klueh
Ed Ringemann
Spéncer‘courtry
Mt. Vernon
Clara Niehaus
Josephine
Jacob Dumolt
Mr. Dumolt
Local Births and Visits Mentioned in Community Notes
Mariah Hill, a fine little girl, arrives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Heichelbeck. Miss Bertha Schum and grandfather Saturn Schm take a pleasure trip to Cullman Alabama last week. Adolf Egloff and John Trotter of St. Meinrad visit relatives on Sunday. Misa Ludwina Hollander arrives from Louisville to visit home folks. Mrs. Lena Mohr and daughters of Cincinnati visit relatives. Mrs. Jacob Hollander is listed among the ill.
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Mrs
Mike Heichelbeck
Bertha Schum
Saturn Schm
Cullman
Ala
Adolf Egloff
John Trotter
St. Meinrad
Misa Ludwina Hollander
Louisville
Rural News From Fulda and Surrounds
Fulda notes Mary Haller of Evansville visiting relatives for a few days. Wm Bergmann of Owenaboro Ky visited relatives nearby last week. Rockport Fair draws many from the region. Schneider’s garden dance last Wednesday was grand. Democratic meeting at the schoolhouse preceded voter acquainting and policy discussion. Most Democratic candidates present. A welcome rain Sunday will aid crops and farmers. Threshing done, plowing slower. Tobacco soon to be cut. market soon active. Fulda suffered a big blaze last Thursday afternoon at the summer kitchen and makehouse of Joe Holtzmann destroying several hundred pounds of meat. fire blamed on a defective fuse.
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Joe Holtzmann
Marriage and local notices from Jasper Herald
Roman Gutgsell and Miss Elenora Gerber wed at St. Josephs church in Jasper with Fr Francis officiating. Also notes of congratulations for Cox and Sprauer and a list of land transfers and real estate deals involving Jasper residents and the Gerber family.
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Roman Gutgsell
Elenora Gerber
St. Joseph's Church
Father Francis
Experts Engaged to Boost Honey Industry in England
Reports to the Department of Commerce and Labor indicate English honey producers, led by Cornwall, have hired experts to supervise beekeeping. Three years ago Folly brood caused disease among bees, leading to the destruction of hundreds of hives to save the industry, and now only traces of the illness remain.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
England
Cornwall
Beekeeping Inspector to Visit County Hives
Authorities assign an expert inspector to visit all beekeepers in the county inspect hives and advise on condition and management. The inspector also to work up markets.
Cleanliness of Honey Making Lessons for Beekeepers
Science shows bees excel in cleanliness as they pale city housekeepers. They polish comb cells, disinfect storage sites, and air warm nectar in the hive, evaporating it to ripe honey. This pure process outpaces syrup making methods.
Care With Combs and a Girl Beekeeper
An apiarist explains winter precautions for combs to kill moths by freezing and notes two hive broods a year. A Surrey girl, Ethel Grace Leadon, is highlighted as a skilled beekeeper, guiding beekeeping with guidance from her father and active Surrey Beekeepers Association member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Grace Leadon
Surrey
England
Profit in Aeney honey harvest from Kentucky farmer
A Kentucky farmer with fifteen colonies has sold 125 dollars of extract honey and may gain nearly the same in the fall flow. He notes poor tenants have secured ample honey from two to three colonies, calling it a great help to a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeney
T. M. Barton
Kentucky
Beekeepers in United States Reach 300000 Strong
The article notes that beekeepers in the United States number about three hundred thousand and that annual honey production is valued at fifteen million dollars. It contrasts bees gathering nectar with other insects and birds that damage fruit, emphasizing bees only take what is accessible.
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United States
Poisons on Blossoms in Illinois Beekeeping Debate
Illinois beekeepers urge state action to ban fruit spray poisons until blossoms are fertilized by bees. The proposal seeks to protect pollinators and ensure crop yields while restricting pesticide use during critical blooming periods.
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Ilinois
Green Food Patch for Cows Now for Summer Dry Spell
Farmers are urged to plant a special green fodder patch to ensure cows have green feed during upcoming dry season. The advisory suggests preparing now to safeguard livestock health and milk production when summer reduces forage.
Cow judging by weight and milk test wins accuracy
The saying emphasizes weighing cattle and testing milk quality as the true measure of a cow’s value, arguing that guesswork yields unreliable results.
Dentist Dr EE Meyzger Opens Modern Practice Abroad
The article notes Dr EE Meyzger, a centist, opening a modern dental office opposite Pranks Hotel in Perdinand with plans to reside there permanently except Thursdays and Fridays, and mentions temporary offices at St Moinrad Sturma Hotel for initial work to be done.
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Saa
Perdinand
Priday
St. Moinrad
Sturma Hotel
Fuarantes
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Herman Krach
John Skrynecke
Julia Wiederkehr
Mrs. Norton
Anton Meiring
Mike Tretter
A. H. Meyer
Huber
St. Martina
St. Meinrad Factory
Mariah Hill
Lena Mohr
Cincinnati
Jacob Hollander
Fulda
Mary Haller
Evansville
Wm. Bergmann
Owenaboro, Ky
Rockport Fair
Schneider
Galden
Jasper
W. E. Cox
Henry Gramelspacher
Albert Sprauer
Frieda Gutzell
Catherine Gerber
Witon
Joseph Gerber
Isaa
Joseph Giutgseil Ari
Jasper Novelty Works
and. M. Tussey
Albert Tussey
Frank Huntmann
J. F. Lichlyter
J. W
Chris. Giegler
Mart P
Ziegler
Maggie Donahue
Karl Wiegel
Maria T. Johanneman
Ben H. Johanneman
M. Friedman
Sarah Dougherty
John Gerber
Fidel L. Bosler
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