Dolendach Editor of Sealine Dies in Huntingburg
H. Dolendach editor and publisher of Sealine and In ’ahroke died quietly at his Huntingburg home Sunday night at age 49. He left school work for the paper in 1888 and helped build its editorial staff into a local success. He mourned by his wife and two daughters Hazel and Alice. Funeral at Fairmount cemetery near Huntingburg Wednesday. The community notes mention visitors and local residents in the days surrounding his death.
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H. Dolendach
Sealine
Ain Huntingburg
Int
Piace
Mark
France
Prdainmedeeres Bedienery Oe
Pia
Msed
Mmanuel
Flour price drop promise from U S Wheat Director
Washington announces a drop of about 2.50 per cent in pure white flour prices within three to four weeks. Julius H. Barnes says no shortage exists and that ample government stocks will be released to retailers, lowering consumer costs and making flour more affordable, with other market prices shown for different sack sizes.
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Washington D. C
United States
Julius H. Barnes
Ment Wheat
Barnes
Government Grain Corporation
Red Cross Christmas Seals Sell to Fight Tuberculosis
The National Tuberculosis Association begins selling Red Cross Christmas Seals on December 1 to fund tuberculosis work across the United States. About 92 percent of proceeds stay in the buyer’s state, aiding local Tuberculosis Associations. Buy Seals or Health Bonds and act now.
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The
National Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Local Visitors and Winter Weather Touch Town
A string of visitors from Evansville Jasper Huntingburg and Fulda past and present kept town activity lively this week. Multiple residents and relatives arrived for short visits while cold snap brings near zero temperatures and frozen pipes. Local businesses note discounted stock and consumer goods amid winter conditions.
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Raymond Steltenpohl
Huntingburg
Miss Huberting Quante
Evansville
Six Planets Align Prompting Doomsday Warning
A notice features Prof. Porta predicting a December 17 1919 sunspot catastrophe for the United States. He claims seven planets will pull on the sun, causing a vast sunspot and global disasters including hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and volcanic eruptions. Astronomers dispute the outcome though acknowledge unusual planetary groupings. The item also mentions a Bankers convention trip and a hog sale at Weyer & Fleck.
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Albert F. Pora
Porta
Professor Porta
Aix
United States
Earth
Venus
Thomas B Buskirk poised for Third District congressional bid
Thomas B. Buskirk of Paoli emerges as a prominent aspirant for Congress from the Third District. A longtime local political figure, he has held office multiple times and earned broad support. If nominated he would be a strong Democratic candidate.
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Thomas B. Buskirk
Paoli
Injeres Beg’s Hand Wounded in Barn Explosion
Victor Schwoeppe, fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs John Schwoeppe, was injured Monday morning when a shotgun shell exploded in their barn. His left thumb was blown off at the nail and his first and second fingers badly burned. The text mentions Ferdinand Drug Store offering assorted items at reasonable prices.
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Victor
John Schwoeppe
Memorials and family notices from a 1917 issue
In memory of Elmer Gocke who died December 18 1917 kept in hearts as dearly loved grandson and nephew. Grandmother and relatives mourn him with tears while hoping for reunion in a future day. Also notes about Ferdinand people visiting Louisville Camp Taylor and hospitality, Henry Timmermann license for Full Registered Pharmacies, and William Sauer with Herb Uebelher installing an electric light plant in St Wendel.
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Elmer Gocke
Elmer
Henry Timmermann
Indianapolis
Henry
William R. Sauer
Herb Uebelher
St. Wendel
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Henry Burgdorf
Martha Peters
Hannah Leibering
Amos Kennedy
Chicaney
Jens Michel
Rosa Hohl
Louis ‘Keper
Lows
George Schwartz
Win Koper
Jasper
John Buening
E. Lokemeyer
Hunting Burg
George Schmidt
Nick Haug
Leo Birchler
Erdinand
Biguidina
Ghier
Louis
St. Meinrad Seminary
St. Meini
St. Meinrad
Rockport Journal
Frank Haller
Folda
John Knapp
William Hackmann
J. W. Ward
Tuesaday
Joe Schnaus
Richard Ejberg
Arthur
Leo
Misa Briggitta Becher
Henry Bromm
Louisville
Isidore and
John Klueh
C. R. Schuler
George
Frank
Louis Schlachter
Adgeville
Rupert Klueh
Rupert
Philip Horny
Robert Nordhoff
Carl Theile
Ed Brockmann
Baby
Campus
Ill
Leonard Roth
Robert Roth
Meinrad Borho
Alvin Werne
Cincinnati
Mia Alice Senninger
Frank Zoglemann
Fulda
Engelbert Dilger
Katie Mueller
Richard Gehlhausen
Evanston
Wm. Huebschmann
Wm. Hessig
Wpa
Just
Ae Wilson
Jeaper
Empire
John Russ
Cannes
Peete
R. J. Beekmann
Felix Schneider
Gust Grammelapacher
Vincennes
Ireland
Weyer & Fleck
Henry Tebben
Siberia
Suet
Congress
Injeres Beg
Ferdinand Drug Store
John Heilers
Hubert
William Rahhmann
Albert Schaeffer
Leo Moeller
Mr. Heilers
Ferdinand
Camp Taylor
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