Sister M Cosma death obituary notes exemplary life
Sister M Cosma, O B, daughter of Leo and Margaret Simon, born 1885 in Vincennes Indiana, taught in Troy and Tell City. She entered the Convent of the Immaculate Conception Ferdinand, died after a two to three month illness in Tell City. She received Extreme Unction and Holy Communion daily and expired January 20 while in prayer. She leaves her parents two brothers and five sisters.
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M. Cosma
Leo
Margaret Simon
Vincennes
Indiana
Convent of the Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand, Ind
Troy
Tell City
Ind
Libesa
Cosma
Jesus
Mary Cosma
Pugilist of This County Foxy Klein Plans Ring Return
Leo Klein known as Foxy from Jasper now in Louisville writes that he may enter boxing seriously weighing 195 pounds and sturdy as a rock. He sparred with Kid Snead and Jess Willard the white hope and promises to come to Jasper in weeks to face any foe in Dubois county.
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Leo Klein
Foxy
Jasper
Louisville
Kid Snead
Jess Willard
White Hope
Dubois County
Fragmented History Notes on Power and Reform
A garbled passage cites themes of preei dente and curtailed royal power, with mentions of bankers, education, and public reform. The text appears as a distorted survey of political change and social critique, lacking clear names or concrete events.
Reports due for 1914 income tax by February deadline
Office of Internal Revenue Collector Terre Haute Indiana urges all income tax payers to file net income reports for 1914 with Collector Isaac R. Strouse. A 50 percent tax penalty and fines up to 10 000 apply if reports are not filed by February end. Druggists dentists physicians and others distributing opium pro cure stamps must participate. Opium stamps for March 1 to June 30 will be on sale mid February with price set by die. Order books with 10 and 50 orders available at 10 and 50 cents respectively.
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Isaac R. Strouse
Internal Revenue
Terre Haute
Indiana
Farmers Wanted for Free West Land Under Extension Act
Uncle Sam seeks hundreds of practical farmers for irrigation land in Idaho Montana South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming and Nevada with free land and twenty year payments on water rights no interest. Adjacent farms under cultivation with railroads schools churches telephone rural delivery. alfalfa leading crop with grain sugar beets truck farming and dairy/livestock main livelihoods.
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Sam
Seettlers
Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Nevada
Edward P Bromm Joins E L Caspar & Co as Sales Chief
Edward P Bromm son of Henry Bromm writes from St. Louis that he is connected with E L Caspar & Co licensed brokers and now in charge of the sales department. The firm specializes in selling and financing business properties and real estate, describing itself as the largest and oldest. Bromm is lively and optimistic about success in his new role.
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Edward P. Bromm
Henry Bromm
St. Louis
E. L. Caspar & Co
Lcensed Brokers
Me. Louis
Local residents visit and travel through Huntingburg area
Hubert Hoffmann spent Wednesday in Huntingburg while Leo Hettich and others from nearby towns traveled and conducted business locally. Visitors include Fred Graesman Evansville El Traftco cigar maker and Albert Schate Fulda en route to Louisiana, with several residents stopping by the Convent Bundsy and local offices.
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Fred Graesman
Evansville
Albert Schate
Fulda
Louisiana
Funeral in town for Pau Brockmann honors resident
The community gathered Wednesday for the funeral of Pau Brockmann. Father Jordans, seen during the mission last year, stopped in town last Friday en route to St. Meinrad.
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Frank Loeken
Schnellville
Thorsday
John Skrysecke
Jacob F. Ruzer
J. Meinrad
Pau Brockmann
Father Jordans
St. Meinrad
FPL With tn igi Mary Theile Saturday
Fragmentary notes list names Mary Theile and Ben Woepkenberg with days Saturday and Sunday mentioning a congregation at Carolina Metager. The readable text is sparse and unclear on roles or events.
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Carolina Metager
T Ben Woepkenberg
Court Expenses and Officials Named in December Ledger
A fragmented entry lists court expenses including printing costs 45.00 and 18.00 and names officials such as Wm. Bockelmann clerk Barbara Eifert reporter David Abell sheriff Henry Melchler bailiff Wm. Bockelmann and others. The notes reference a one day court session and December dates with stamps and riding bailiff details in a local ledger.
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Barbara Eifert
David Abell
Henry Melchler
Wm. Bockelmann
Reguler Jurore
Dac
Dommatestones
Snaper Herald
Birthday Surprise For Hon Frank Roose By Friendly Neighbors
The Friendly Neighbors Club honored Hon. Frank Roose for his 63rd birthday with a surprise party on Jan 29. The event featured singing of German songs, dancing by Joe Linder Leppert and Frank, music by Temperance Quartette, food and drinks, and a late departure after well wished returns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Woerter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Linder, Ma Leppert and Leora, and many others.
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Frank Roose
F. N
Friendly Neighbors
Joe Linder
Leppert
Frank
Robbers Hit Seven Huntingburg Businesses Tuesday Night
Robbers entered seven Huntingburg establishments Tuesday night and took some money from each. An eighth attempt failed. Marshal Ed Hawkins of Tell City arrived with his dogs but could only trace them to the depot.
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Huntingburg
Ed Hawkins
Tell City
Ferdinand-Peters Pump Company Formed by Peters and Sondermann
A new partnership named The Ferdinand Peters Pump Company is formed by Theo dore Peters and Albert F Sonder mann. They plan to manufacture the Peters Pneumatic Pump and supply pump fittings pipes and plumber's supplies.
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Theodore Peters
Albert F. Sondermann
Ferdinand—Peters
Paul Brockmann Dies at Home Aged 47
Paul Brockmann died at his home near Siberia last Monday at 8 10 pm after a two year illness from tuberculosis. He leaves a wife and six children. Interment will be at 9 30 am today in St Meinrad cemetery. A separate note reports a state inspector condemning a locomotive on the Ferdinand Iyer and a delayed train, with remarks about a shaved conductor and outdated equipment.
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Paul Brockmann
Siberia
St. Meinrad
Huidah
Ferdinand ‘‘Iyer
Jenkins
Huntingburg Bignal
Pickhardt
Corydon
Baldwin
January 1915 Durgis Circuit Court Term Ends
The Durgis circuit court at Jaaper Indiana adjourned after nine days of work. Cases include Yasco and Miseisealppi Valley RR v Howard Smith with a $906.75 judgment, venue changes for several actions, and trials set for the next term. Local weather turned milder, melting snow caused high water across roads and a railroad track flood.
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Bureau Jaaper
Ind
Yasco and
Miseisealppi Valley
Howard Smith
Shapinaky & Co
John Opel
William Wilson
Tome
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Sister M. Cosma
Poste
Office of Internal Revenue Collector
Terre Haute, Ind
Chuck
Mize
Cornelia Beckmann
T. Maryse of
the Woods
Gister M. Louisa
Tweedsy
M. Louisa
John Joshom
Uncle Sam
New York
Manhattan Bridge
Hubert Hoffmann
Leo Hettich
John Weesel
Louieville
J. W. Porter
the Draughn’s Business College of
Miller
A. Bromm & Co
Frank Horst
John Diesel
Newtonville
Convent Bundsy
Karl
Raymond Olinger
Peter Emmer
Ft. Branchsod
Ida Meyer
Mrs
Frank Meyer
Zyprisa Bamm of
Dale
Fort Mary Meiring
Philomena Gerber
Christ Wigger
Henry Schum
Mike Olinger
Theresia
Herman Niehaus
Mary Theile
Jos
Marg. Schlachter
Elizabeth Wassing
Jarvary
Ferdinand
Durgis
W.Q. O'Neal Co
Ve Dubois Co
Perry Circuit Court
Isaac McCune
Buddy Parsons
Arton
Glen Gibson
Andy Cope
Peter Bosler
Joseph Birk
Roscoe Kiper Ia
Naomi Schnell
Southern By. Co
John Popp
Ireland Creamery Association
Plaintif
Secretary of Association
Ira Bugh
Cora E. Bush
Rhode Whitten
James Whitten
Anna Schuble
Leopold Scheble
Uff
Jacper, Ind