03 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
1
Jasper baseball figure Bert Taaffe, jailed six months for house breaking, asks parole for good behavior to honor a Scranton contract and aid his child Randall. Judge Bretz urges protection of the community, endorses firm punishment and suspends sentence with strict conditions to prevent further disturbance.
Court records show dismissals in Mayde Tabor versus Andrew Tabor and Wm McGee versus Della McGee with costs listed. The State v Kasper Hatter and State v Ignatz Kress involve bonds, motions, and an appeal. Himvel case notes a new bond. Juror and court staff expenses, including picked jurors, bailiffs, clerks, and telephones, are itemized.
Anton Buschkotter visiting from Lawrence Nebraska was surprised Wednesday night at Louis Hoing's home for his 62nd birthday. Present were Jos F Kitten and family Jos Buschkatter and family Henry Dall and family Henry Kitten Charles Bickwermert and family Herman Hoppenjan(e) and family Louis Holng and family and Mr and Mrs John Withag.
To farmers. Anyone with timber for sale should see the White Oak Lumber Co of Ferdinand Indiana before selling to any other party.
Beginning this week the stores of J A Sondermann Henry Beckmann John Karelien and Beckelho Mal Jer will be closed every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 6 o clock PM.
Reviewers call The Midnight Charge a great military play with amateur or professional actor quality indistinguishable. Attendance reached about 75 dollars in receipts and a special train is planned for a Washington's Birthday performance on February 22 to Huntingburg.
Feb 5 Monday Port Henry Saalmann Hermann Rohe Feb 5 Tuesday ASM Wilmers Heney Schum Feb 5 Wednesday Mary Meiring Feb 5 Thursday M Gertrude Lembke ASM Wilmers Feb 5 Friday Karl Bosler Anthony Benken Feb 5 Saturday 44 parents of W Fleight Jd and Cath Schaefler Sunday Jon Sehlachter Jr Renamed sequence of weekly church notices listing names by weekday with no further context.
A brief poem recalls a boy stealing a pipe and his first smoke ending in sickness and regret. Hoosier Boy notes a grown man now wary of smoking. The Eckstein family welcomed a baby girl Mary Magdalene Cecelia last Monday with sponsors Mrs. Andy Eckstein and Mr. Frank Roose. Robert delighted, grandpa Roos healing. Sympathy offered to the Schlachter family for the loss of their two week old baby boy buried Sunday.
A county spelling contest reveals a varied list of words used for the kids, including real terms such as mis sentence religious colors veIls sources caravan and rhubarb. The compilation contains many challenging items like gnawing gnawing salary weather parliament and battlefield terms.
Peter Muller and Sons announce their mill will shut down around February 13 for 5 to 6 weeks to remodel with new machinery. They pledge flour and feed supply during the layoff and say they will pay the highest market price for wheat. They thank customers for past patronage and invite continued support.
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