Gossip and visits fill Owensboro week in 20th century notes
Miss Sophia Bauer and brother Herbert of Owensboro Kentucky visit relatives this week. Mrs Otto Spayd and Miss Nellie Bromm travel to Louisville with plans to relocate. Families from Boonville Louisville Chicago Chrisney Dale Ferdinand Tell City Huntingburg Vincennes and St Meinrad appear in local round of social notes with trips, army service, and home moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Bauer
Herbert
Owensboro, Ky
Otto Spayd
Nellie Bromm
Louisville
Local Visitors and Outings Reported Around Rockport Area
George Schmidt attended the Rockport fair last week. H C Fries of Louisville visited Elmer Leather Thursday. F X Kunkler traveled to Huntingburg Thursday for his Fordson tractor. Mrs Martha Hoffman and Miss Minnie Neuman spent Friday with friends at Dale. Misses Clara and Loretta Jochem of Huntingburg visited Martina and Maggie Jochem Friday. Mrs Henry Michel went to Louisville Friday to visit relatives over Sunday. Geores Kuper of Glennonville arrived Friday to spend a week with relatives. Miss Martina Jochem left Monday for Louisville to stay over the winter. George Sebrulte and two sons went to Evansville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hoffman
Minnie Neuman
Dale
Henry Michel
Louisville
Local visitors and town notes from Fulda
Miss Estelle Goetz and Mrs Sherman Morris of Louisville visit the Goetz family for a few weeks. Joe Vaal of St Meinrad conducted business in town. Many residents attended the Rockport Fair last week and reported a good time. Claude Harm, previously ill with typhoid fever, is recovering and able to be up again. Mrs Peter Rupprecht Jr. is mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Goetz
Sherman. Morris
Louisville
Mrs
Prank Goetz
Claude Harm
Birth notice from St Meinrad
ST. MEINRAD. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boehimann last Thursday a girl. Mrs. Frances Schnellenberger and daughter Mrs. Joe Hottmann of Celestine visited relatives here. Joe Denning of Mt. Vernon visiting relatives. Rev. Alois Schnellenberger of Celestine spent Tuesday in town. Dr. and Mrs. Claud Lomax at Evansville Tuesday. Miss Mayme Hollander of Huntingburg visiting relatives this week. Miss Lena Mehling returned to Louisville after weeks here. Paul Greulich of Evansville spent last Thursday with J. A. Greulich and family. Mrs. John Widmer and children Almeda Evelyn and Clarence spending weeks at Evansville with Mrs Widmer’s mother who is very ill. Miss Hilda Widmer returned home Monday from a two weeks visit at Neansyite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Schnellenberger
Joe Hottmann
Celestine
Lena Mehling
Louisville
John Widmer
Almeda
Evelyn
Clarence
Fvansville
Mer. Widmer
Mhother
Hilda Widmer
Neansyite
Wheat grower Jake Kunkler tops Anderson Valley
In Siberia locality Jacob Kunkler is named the champion wheat grower in Anderson Valley. Other notes mention John Stewart and son Gilbert visiting Bristow, Joe Volz visiting relatives, Hubert Boeglin on a Ferdinand trip, Gerhard Gehlhausen and Louie enjoying a Tell City trip, and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Linetti visiting Alex Ernet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kunkler
Anderson Valley
Jake
Gerhard Gehlhausen
Louie
Saint Henry Births and News From Ferdinand Area
Albert Eversmann and Miss Finn Senninger of Ferdinand visited Saint Henry on Sunday morning. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Uebelhor last Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Buekel visited Ferdinand with their baby Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Uebelhor returned home from Huntingburg on Monday. Mrs August Fritch visited the home of John Schwinghammer Willisim Schwinghammer and Minnie Neumann of Meansville Sunday. Mike Schwinghammer and Rosa Buening passed through on Sunday night en route to Ferdinand. Miss Martina Jochem left for Louisville Monday. Miss Rosa Buening of Johnsburg spent Tuesday in Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eversmann
Finn Senninger
Ferdinand
Henry Uebelhor
John Buekel
Baby
Merdinand
August Fritch
John Schwinghammer
Willisim Schwinghammer
Minnie Neumann
Meansville
Mike Schwinghammer
Rosa Buening
Johnsburg
Notice to Farmers on Fertilizer Stock and Prices
Notic to Farmers. We have a full stock of Morris & Co's Fertilizers on hand now. Farmers who have ordered the tro of us will please call for tome. Morris & Co's Fertilizers are the beat on the market, at right prices, Farmers Mill & Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lCo
Tome
Morris &Co
Farmers Mill & Elevator Co
World editorial Attack on Railroad Plan as Soviet Economics
The New York World denounces the railroad brotherhoods plan for government ownership as a Soviet style venture. It warns of eight hour work disputes and asserts the plan would place sovereign power with unions, threatening to tie up railroads and upend private ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Wall Street
Wilson
Miuinage
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Employees’ Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Trotzky
United States
Railroad Brotherhoods
Stcp
Cliss
Ubstimentun
Time Table and rail connections for Ferdinand Railroad 1918
Timetable dated July 7 1918 shows Ferdinand to Huntingburg and return trains with connections to Evansville Rockport Cannelton and Louisville. Train No 1 links with Southern No 12 No 9 East and No 6 North. Train No 3 links with Southern No 6 West No 11 North and No 10 South. Also includes Hall's Catarrh Medicine testimonial and business notices from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Kuntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Uannvelton
Southern Railway
Ind
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Tran J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Tc. Hall
Market Report Evansville 1919 grain and livestock prices
Evansville Indiana August 28 1919 prices show wheat 2.10 per bushel oats 1 2 per bushel corn 2.00 per bushel potatoes 2.25 per bushel onions 2.00 per bushel cabbage 5.00 per 100 pounds wool 5 shillings per pound dry ginseng 10.00 per pound spring chickens 0.26 per pound old roosters 0.14 per pound turkeys 2.60 per pound geese 1.00 per pound steers 6.00 to 12.50 per hundred heifers 5.50 to 12.00 per hun cows 10.00 per hun bulls 9.50 per hun hogs 20.65 per hun hay 25.00 per ton subscription note on expired copies and renewal request.
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Oghe Beckmann State Bank
Mariah Hill
Jacob Nord
Boonville
Joseph Nord
Fred Miller
Chicago
Andrew Hartz
Chrisney
Thieresia Nord
Adam Nord
Leo Kordes
Max Kern
Win
Passmore
Henrietta and
Irene
Rupprecht
Army of Occupation
Germany
Miss Verona Epple
Tell City
Huelsmann & Elmer
Virgil Jaspers
Bertha Jasper
Mamie Gettering
Pete Hartwick
Clara Temple
John Lueken
Josephine Boeglin
Lborn
Paul Hoefling
John Arehart
St. Meinrad
Theodore Schnell of
Schnellville
George Boeglin
Gilbert
Laura
Mamie
St. Henry
Werner Bender
Theresia
Clara Arehart
Washington
Joseph Ernst
George Schmidt
H. C. Fries
Elmer Leather
F. X. Kunkler
Clara
Loretta Jochem
Martina
Maggie Jochem
Geores Kuper
Glennonville, Mo
Martina Jouchem
Stonday
George Sebrulte
Evanseille Thesday
Fulda
Joe Vaal
Peter Rupprecht, Jr
Ben Boehimann
Joe Denning
Mt. Vernon
K. C. Schnellenberger
Robert Grewe
Alois Schnellenberger
Claud Lomax
Mayme Hollander
Huntingbury
Paul Greulich
J. A. Greulich
Siberia
John Stewart
Doe
Alex Arnest
Bristow Sunday
Joe Volz
Hubert Boeglin
Felix Linetti
Alex Ernet
Saint Henry
Mary Uebelhor
Huntingburg Munday
Martina Jochem
Morris
Mitlond
Electric Light & Power Co
Ferdinand, Indiana
Gr. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Leonard Mutter
PLA
Huntingburg, Ind
Market Report
Evansville, In
Farm O' Lite
Electric Light & Power Co, Incorporated
Oma
Union Wutual
Whmerelean
Henry Haake
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