Gossip and Local Corrections From The Times
Miss Mary Bertke of Louisville visits Frank Meyer. Clara Bombolaski left for Louisville. Father Edward returned from Richmond. Mrs. Frank Tillman injured her collar bone in a fall. K C Schnellenberger family at Ferdinand. Frank Bertke from Owensboro visiting. Joe Egloff and Ferdinand stay. Joe Vaal shopped in Evansville. Henry Sehlensker of Oriole on town business. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs Anton Beckmann. Edward Mulien in town for business. Ben Elmer improving after illness.
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Mary Bertke
Louisville
Frank Meyer
Father Edward
Richmond
Frank Tillman
Frank Bertke
Anton Beckmann
Edward Mulien
Holtzmann Family Suffer Illness and Local Builds Noted
Fulda reports Richard Holtzmann, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holtzmann, is sick. August Holtzmann builds a porch for a new house contracted by George Collignon. Local tobacco is sold and market prices are satisfactory. Paul Schaffer family visited Rockport at August Schulte’s home. Farmers begin butchering as colder weather settles in.
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Richard
Mrs
Joe Holtzmann
August Holtzmann
George Collignon
Paul Schaffer
Rockport
August Schulte
Tobacco Haul and Local Visits Highlight Siberia Scene
Joe Fritz and Frank Kessens hauled tobacco to Dale the best tobacco market last week. Theodore Ernst visited Felix Linetti last Friday. Andrew Boeglin of Ferdinand seen in town today. Edward Schlacher traveled to Ferdinand on Monday. George Bayer visited his sick brother Edward at Beonville. Mrs. John Arehart made a business trip to Ferdinand. Father Leander left for Indianapolis. Mrs. Apple of French Lick called on Mr and Mrs Joe Linetti. Jake Kunkler and family were in town on business. Frank Linetti and Henry Denn caught fox last week. Fi hantlog ia get.
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Joe Fritz
Frank Kessens
Dale
Theodore Ernst
Felix Linetti
Andrew Boeglin
Ferinand
Edward Schlacher
Ferdinand
George Bayer
Edward
Beonville
John Arehart
Leander
Indianapolis
Apple
French Lick
Joe Linetti
Jake Kunkler
Frank Linetti
Henry Denn
Fox
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand Township in Dubois County announces trustee Nick Senninger will handle township business daily at his home office. Citizens with matters to transact should present them at his residence.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand,nd
Train Schedule Between Ferdinand and Huntingburg
The document lists daily and Sunday train times between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with arrivals and departures throughout the day. It notes connections: Southern trains 12 to Evanaville Rockport and Camelton, east to Louisville, and north to West Baden. Trains run to and from the Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg. Leonard Muller, General Manager, Ferdinand, Ind.
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Ly. Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evanaville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Evanavillle
Camelton
Southern Railway
Huntingbore
Ind
Leonard Muller
Ferdinand
Inside bath promises clear skin from hot water drink
An old medical anecdote extols starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims improved complexion and energy, urging readers with pale skin and constipation to try the remedy and buy the powder at a drug store.
Power From Volcanic Heat in Central Tuscany
In central Tuscany a large electric plant uses volcanic steam to run a boiler and turbine. Three 8,000 kilowatt units, financed by Prince Ginori Conti, have operated since 1916 with strong performance. The system eases coal shortages, boosting regional industry and allowing expanded installations across the volcanic field near Carderello.
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Tuscanny
Prince Ginori-Conti
Tuscany
Carderello
New Mexican harbor at Rocky Point eyed for swift Arizona link
A National Geographic bulletin says Rocky Point on St George's Bay will soon host a harbor enabling passenger traffic and commercial development. When connected by rail to existing lines, it will create an all water outlet via the Panama Canal for Arizona mines, reviving the old water route from California to Yuma.
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Rocky Point
St. George’s Bay
United States
Gulf of California
National Geographic Society
Washington
St. George
Panama Canal
Arizona
California
Gulf
Colorado River
Yuma
States Lead in School Dental Clinics Across Nation
A federal education survey shows 286 U S elite and school dental clinics tied to public schools. Massachusetts leads with 4 percent of cities, while New York has 23 clinics, New Jersey 21, and other states range from 16 to 7 clinics each.
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United States Bureau of Education
United States
City Boards of Education
Health Departments
Boards of Education
Massachusetts
Iaying
New York State
New Jersey
Wanoa
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Pennsylvania
California
Ithode Island
Quoting a Duck and a Wood Chuck Tale on Beacon Street
The article humorously notes a matronly wild duck delaying traffic on Beacon Street Boston and a wood chuck story told to an Berwick audience by Lord Grey. The ducklings climb inside a hollow elm and fall to the ground from about 91 feet, a curious animal anecdote with a playful moral.
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Beacon Street
Boston
Fenway
Lord Grey
Berwick
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Beckmann State Bank
St. Meinrad
Clara Bombolaski
K. C. Schnellenberzer
Ben Elmer
Fulda
Siberia
Ferdinand Railroad
Mr. Merchant
New Mexican
South America
Chile
Colombia
Pat
Rogers
Ivory
Grafanolas
Eversharps
Elgin
Eastman Kodaks
W. A. Wollenmann
Prop
Rockers
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
Muller Bros
House
G. G. Metzger
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