Mrs Albert Luebbehusen Obituary In Indiana
Mrs Albert Luebbehusen died at her home after influenza developed into pneumonia. She was 27 years old with four months and seventeen days. Survived by husband one child infant born Tuesday night, parents Mr and Mrs John Nord and sisters Maggie Olivia Nord Jo Wilmers Ben Seidl Paul Lehnen. Interment at St Ferdinand cemetery after requiem mass at eight o'clock Saturday morning. The News joins friends in extending sympathy. May she rest in peace.
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John Nord
Mariah Hill
Joe Wilmers
Ferdinand
Ben Seidl
Huntingburg
Paul Lehnen
Near Mariah Hill
Maggie
Olivia Nord
St. Ferdinand
Jooina
Victory Liberty Loan to Pay for Lives Saved
Victory Liberty Loan to Pay for lives saved. The Fifth Liberty Loan will be called the Victory Liberty Loan to fund costs of protecting lives in World War I. National War Loan Director Lewis B. Franklin says the campaign aims to repay the debt for saving American lives by rapid victory measures, stressing public readiness and patriotic duty.
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National War Loan
Lewis B. Franklin
Berlin
Premier Clemenceau shot entering his automobile in Roe Franklin
France's premier and peace conference representative Clemenceau was wounded in the right shoulder by an assassin as he left his home for the War Office. The attacker dressed as a workman was arrested after a crowd nearly beat him. Police report the premier, though hurt, may face serious consequences due to age and infirmity.
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Clemenceau
France
Roe Franklin
War Office
Goursat
Associated Press
Townsfolk urged to form brass band and recruit members
A notice invites residents to organize a brass band to enliven the town. Interested individuals should sign up at the office within a week. Liberty Guarda will host a meeting at Senninger's hall next Tuesday night February 25. Soldiers in uniform admitted free.
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Liberty Guarda
Senninger's Hall
Salesmen Wanted for Oils and Greases in Cleveland Ohio
Help wanted advertisement seeks salesmen to solicit orders for lubricating oils greases and patata with salary or commission terms Address the Harvey Oil Co Cleveland Ohio
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Addrewa
Harvey Oil Co
Glaveland
Ohio
Fifth Loan Explains Need and Impact on Returned Soldiers
The article argues for a Fifth Liberty Loan to fund national needs and details how the money aided U S efforts. It asserts the loan helped bring home hundreds of thousands of American servicemen from France, avoiding long, costly delays and tragic losses.
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United States
France
Knough
Agricultural Labor, Chicks, and Home Economics Notes
Agricultural notes report labor shortages in farming districts and Purdue Farm Help listings of experienced workers. It urges contacting the office for job placement and arranging March hatchings to yield stronger early production. It discusses incubator use and market value awareness, plus two new Home Economics Clubs in Holland and Jasper improving household efficiency.
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Purdue University
Hume Economics
Holland
Jasper
Ferdinand Boys in the Service of Uncle Sam
Ferdinand Boys in the Service of Uncle Sam announces several local servicemen returning home or on furlough. Louis Begle Frank Hollinden and Leo Hoppenjans from Camp McClellan Alabama came home February 7 discharged. Leo Seuninger of Camp Gordon Atlanta on ten day furlough. Ensign Car Dilger headed to Cuba last week. Olinger and Martin Hoge transferred to Brest France may be sent home soon. Geblhaugen school box supper attended by a large crowd. T K Daugherty teacher.
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Louis Begle
Frank Hollinden
Leo Hoppenjans
Camp McClellan
Ala
Leo Seuninger
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Ensign
Dilger
Cuba
U. S
Am Kar
Olinger
Martin
Hoge
Brest
France
Geblhaugen
T. K. Daugherty
Wartime Lessons Reshape Farming and War Economy
Hoards Dairyman notes the postwar shift in farming toward thrift and organization. It argues the war exposed lax business habits, urging farmers to adopt disciplined methods to improve soil, livestock, home life, and overall profitability.
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Dallara
Hoards Dairyman
Soldier's letter from abroad expresses longing for family
In a German theater on December 23 1918 a distant son writes home to say he is safe and well. He laments long mail delays and shares how letters from friends arrive in bursts while he awaits news from loved ones. He recalls wartime fears and hopes to return home someday to a family split by service.
Moeller-Egloff Nuptials at St. Ferdinand Church
Miss Mary Moeller and Anton Egloff wed at St. Ferdinand Church with a morning ceremony officiated by Rev. Father John. Attendants were Leo Moeller and Miss Mary Egloff. A wedding breakfast followed and a large family celebration occurred at the Egloff home. The couple will reside on the Egloff farm near St Meinrad.
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St. Ferdinand Church
Mary Moeller
Anton Egloff
John
Leo Moeller
Mary Egloff
Ed Egloff
St. Melarad
Henry Moellerot
Pear Ferdinand
Air
Jos Egloff
St. Meinrad
Egloff
Notice to debtors and local store rumors from Bartley's
Notice warns all persons owing the firm of Ben Bolte Sons to settle accounts by March, 1919. The document also describes Bartley’s Store promotions and rural German town life observations from soldiers, including farm practices and humorous anecdotes about milk cows and goats.
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Ben Bolte Sona
Ben Bolte Sons
Germany
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Bertha Nord
Premier
Assassin
Secretary of the Interior
War and Navy Departments
Army, Navy
Marine Corps
Joe Barth
Rose Hoge
Lorena Uebelher
Magdalene Haake
Ida Kitten
Almeda Mueller
Emma Weyer
Loretta
Olivia Barth
Him
A. Gale
Kyoping Ranorte
Uncle Sam
H. A. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Ford
Oakland
Tome
Wll Droppen
Sam
Simon
Father
Brother Albert
Moeller-Egloff
Engesibert Dilger
Detroit
Mich
Earl
Martin Dilger
d&Poseyville
Bartley