Obituary notices from Huntingburg area papers
Obits report Mrs. Ludora Vox of Heber Cox died at 27 in north city home with birth near Ireland Indiana. Also Mrs Mary Kaetzel dies at 83 with many descendants. funeral at G M E church cemetery. Local notes urge Dubois County County Agent appointment to aid farmers. Town clerk Sylvester Berger’s son born, Lincoln Highway route inclusion, and campaign expense filings for Democratic and Republican candidates.
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Limantha
Ibdaya
John W
Fannie Cato Harrison
Ireland
Huntingburg
Mary Kaetzel
Godfried Kaetzel
Carter Township
David Kaetzel
David
Frank
George
Henry
John Kaetzel
Katie Wetzel
Sofa Wetzel
Lena Hilemeyer
Mary Katterjohn
Mathilda Reinke
Josephine Bockstahler
Ifty
Kaetzel
Piffun
Qobic
Indiana
Wm. Weiler
Dale
Acirema Club
Dubois
Coed
Upec
Acivema Club
Application for Liquor License Ferdinand Indiana 1917
Hubert Quante, a male resident of Ferdinand, Indiana, applies to the Dubois County Board of Commissioners for leave to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart for one year. Premises described as a 26 by 30 feet room on ground floor of a two story frame building at northeast lot 134 Ohio Street. Licenses issued under Indiana liquor act. Filed January term 1917.
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Ferdinand
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Ohio
Ferdinand Township
State of
Hubert Quante
Morning health routine urged for cleansing the system
A historical notice promotes drinking hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate each morning to cleanse kidneys and bowels of waste. It claims daily elimination prevents fatigue headaches and nervousness and compares the body to a furnace needing daily cleaning.
Beret Hope Shifts in Reported Item
An unclear report references a beret item tied to hope across scenes. Details remain fragmented but suggest a symbolic or fashion note rather than a major event. The readable elements mention a beret and a sense of aspiration without concrete actions.
Window Is Burglary Proof by Blazing Curtain
A thief attempting to smash a jewelry store window is foiled by a burglar curtain. Wires across the pane release a mechanism that drops a steel curtain to cover the glass, with springs and a ratchet winding the curtain, while a safety device prevents accidental release during cleaning.
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Popular Science Magazine
Chinese Industry Revived in Dye Production
Chinese manufacturers of vegetable dyes are revived due to higher prices and improved economics. Large volumes have shipped to the United Kingdom with growing satisfaction. In Japan vegetable dyes once common but largely replaced by minerals may return as costs and conditions shift.
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United Kingdom
Japan
Kyoto
Werlh’s Greatest Liar The Baron Munchausen Tale Mystery
A fragment discusses the real Baron Munchausen of Germany and fiction linked to him. It notes London printing in 1786 and hints at authorship mystery with suspicions about a writer named Raspe. The piece reflects on the baron’s genial nature contrasted with his infamous legendary exploits.
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Werlh
Munchausen
Ron
Germany
London
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