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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1913

Page

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Drainage appeal bond posted in Katterhenry vs Pfaff case

In Du Bois circuit court petitions for drainage were filed and a bond of 8400 dollars posted to appeal. Officials McFall and Bockelmann headed to Ferdinand and the metropolis, while Judy checked in at Washington. Hoeing acted as deputy during the clerk’s absence. Dr. Salb made a professional trip to Riceville.

Wm. Bockelmann Tnediatropolis John HW. Judy Wuitingburg Leo J. Hoeing Sarah Katterhenry Peter Pfaff Dubois Supreme Court John P. Salb Riceville

Surprise Party Honors Hilbert Fritch on 16th Birthday

A surprise party was hosted Monday night in St. Henry Indiana for Hilbert Fritch turning 16. Attendees included Joe id Frank and Albert Hohl Joe Meyer George Bender Paul Schwinghammer Bruno Louis Kuper Professor Snyder Robert Hohl Frank Clem Braunecker Ed Luebbehusen John Bueltel John Edele Leonard Lindauer Albert Luebbehusen William Kunkler Otto Vogl John Geesken Miss Tillie Edele Tillie Bueltel Emma Clara Hohl Lorina Luebbehusen Della Juebbehusen Anna Caro. Everyone enjoyed a good time.

St. Henry Ind Hilbert Fritch Joe Frank Albert Hohl Joe Meyer George Bender Paul Schwinghammer Bruno Louis Kuper Professor Snyder Robert Hohl Clem Braunecker Ed Luebbehusen John Bueltel John Edele Leonard Lindauer Albert Luebbehusen William Kunkler Otto Vogl

Beckmanns Father & Sons advertise boys suits from Chicago

A local ad promotes boys suits for communion at Beckmanns store. DK blue serge long pants and knickerbocker styles offered as new from Chicago, with emphasis on quality and low prices. Henry Beckmann and Sons retailing the items.

Beckmann’s Chicago Henry Beckmanny& Sons

Baseball Meeting Set at Olinger’s Hall

A meeting will be held next Sunday afternoon at Olinger's hall to organize a base ball team for the year. All interested persons are invited to attend, led by John Schoenhoff.

Olinger’s

Bargains at Tem closing out old stock food sale

Tem offers clearance of vintage stock foods with tiered pricing. Ties priced at 50c for 50 units, 30c for 500 units, and 1c for 25 unit sizes, Ciustay Weather.

Ciustay

Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Cures Coughs

An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds throat and lungs with a money back guarantee. A testimonial from J R Wells of Floydada Texas claims a 15 pound gain after using the remedy. Bartley Bros promotes new rugas matting fresh fish and oysters.

Dr. King J. R. Wells Floydada Texas Adv

Horse Tries to Catch Train Near Trestle

Herman Leinenbach drove to Ku jana Monday to visit his father-in-law with Albert Weaver's horse. On Tuesday the horse bolted from the stable, ran across a field and along the railroad track two minutes behind the Louisville bound flyer to St Louis. It toppled at a trestle and appeared hurt, but was lifted out and returned to the stable unharmed.

Herman Leinenbach Kujana Albert Weaver Flyer St. Louis Louisville

Drain or Ditch Debate Over Pasco Project

A child overhears debate on a proposed ditch between here and Funtingburg. The father argues drain is correct, asserting the project would drain his pocketbook if approved, while a neighbor uses ditch. The boy asks which word is right and learns drain reflects financial impact.

Here Funtingburg

Woods Fire Endangers Land on St Meinrad Road

A blaze in Joe Reekelholl’s woods last Saturday threatened heavy damage before it was halted by Mr. Reekelholl and local neighbors. About one tile of feave burned before extinguishment. a passing traveler is believed to have tossed a lit cigar into dry grass along the St Meinrad road.

Joe Reekelholl Mr. Reekelholl St. Meinrad

Fire destroys Preeseh’s smoke house near St Meinrad

A fire Wednesday night destroyed the smoke house and wood shed of Martin Preeseh about a mile and a half from St Meinrad. It started around 4 30 p.m. and drew many neighbors from St Meinrad to help. the structure held a large quantity of meat and lard which were consumed by the flames.

Martin Preeseh St. Meinrad

Infant of Ben Wibbels Died in Sudden Night Loss

The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wibbels of St. Anthony died suddenly Sunday night after a noise woke the parents. The burial was held Wednesday at St. Anthony Cemetery.

Ben Wibbels St. Anthony St. Anthony Cemetery

New suits filed in court for damages and bastardy

State ex rel Andrew Cummins sues Frank Thiemian for 5500 damages. RB W Armastrong attorney. State ex rel Stella Taylor sues Janos Kendall in a bastardy case.

Andrew Cummins Frank Thiemian RB. W. Armastrong Stella Taylor Janos Kendall

Marriage License for William J. Qeoper and Gertrude M. Crawford

William J. Qeoper of Kyana and Gertrude M. Crawford of Kyana were married in the county clerk office by Frank L. Bets J.P. The ceremony took place in the county clerk's office.

William J. Qeoper Kyana Gertrude M. Crawford Frank L. Bets J.P

For Sale One Acre Land with Implements Store in Mariah Hill

William F. Dilger of Mariah Hill Indiana advertises one acre of land with an implement store dwelling stable and all outbuildings. The sale includes the entire stock of farming implements and the place contents. The two story 30 by 40 foot store building suits any business and is priced to move for a quick sale. News subscription requested.

Mariah Hill

Deaths at Louisville Reported in Local Notices

Obituaries from Louisville detail the deaths of Mohr of Louisville at his home from acute nephritis at age 66. The family includes a wife daughter of Mes John Roos and four children. funeral at St Joseph church with interment at St Michael’s cemetery. Also reported is the death of Mrs Jacob Uebelhoer after an operation for stomach cancer in Louisville. she was 60 and had a son Joseph and daughter Mrs William Fritch. She died after multiple surgeries and at St Boniface services followed by entombment at St Michael’s cemetery. Additional notes mention Mrs Vebciher born near Jasper who moved to the town as a girl to live with William Posehep. burial planned at St Michael’s cemetery after services at St Boniface.

Hapital Joseph Wm. Fritch Vebciher Jasper William Posehep Bartley Bros St. Michael's Cemetery St. Boniface Church

Universal Tailoring Ad Promises Quality Suits

A compact clothing ad promotes UNI VERSAL TAILORING offering suits from 12 dollars. It highlights comfortable fit, satisfaction guaranteed, and references Henry Beekmann & Sons as the notice source.

Universal

Local notices and classified bargains in practical goods

The cutout features a mix of sale offers for lap robes and horse blankets plus storm fronts and carriage fluids. It also advertises a German girl for cooking and housework with pay, a tailoring firm promotion, a fine bred Chester White sow listing, seed prices, and various contact notes from Louisville and towns in Indiana.

Local residents and visitors conduct town business scenes

J. W W Beckmann, Jake Smith, Jol Brenner and many others from Louisville Huntingburg Mariah Hill St Henry Corydon Jasper Indianapolis and other places were in town Monday Tuesday or Wednesday on business or social calls. Numerous farmers and tradesmen visited local businesses and attended events including a play in Huntingburg.

Death of Mrs Ben Hecke Near Dubois Indiana

Mrs. Ben Hecke of Dubois county died suddenly Sunday at the parish residence due to heart disease. She was 61 years old. interment was at St Raphael's cemetery. Several local residents and visitors are listed in community notes with brief mentions of movements and calls in Huntingburg Jasper Evansville and Louisville.

Dubois Ind Ben Hecke

Lincoln named as tavern keeper in New Salem license

Reprint from American Common Sense notes Abraham Lincoln held a license with William F Berry to keep a tavern in New Salem for twelve months starting March 1838. The license lists drink prices and duties. The piece argues many historical figures engaged in liquor trade and cites seven signers of the Declaration of Independence as brewers.

Abraham Lincoln Louisville Bowling Green Lincoln Berry Pike County Illinois John Adams Patrick Henry George Washington Wiliam F. Berry Abraham Lincon New Salon Billy Berry & Lincoln William F. Berry Berry and Lincels New Salem Rene

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Capitol News Jagper Atty. John FE. McFall Ferdinand John Schoenhoff Daunhauor's Woods William F. Dilger Tis Mohr Parture St. Joseph Church St. Michaela Cemetery Jacob Uebelhoer Wilhelmina Reiss Henry Beekmann & Sons Cgernan W. J. Jones Third Street M. Born & Co United States Joe Daubauer Kor Baler Callon Morgan Reckelhol Muller J. W W. Beckmann Jake Smith Iluntingburg Jol Brenner Mariah Ida Bromm Jeft Coe Wihert Evansville Juke Myler Adyveville Louis Schaefer Palda F. xX. Kunkler of Jos. Miler Andy Gogel Gerhard Sloffman Huntingburg Dos Luchhehoses of St. Kenry George Ripyy Oscar Ktehoof Jasper Robert Ramsey Indianapolis Winfield Miles Adgeville Snodiey Charles Metzer Ferdinand Demath Matt, Olinger I. B. Metager Selimellville Henry Grewe and Son Sivansville Frank Jochim Andy Mariahas Jon Bender Corydon Bretz Huomtingburg Wan Sauer Juin A. Olinger Edmond Bromm Tuntingburg W.C. Bretz Dan Reutepoller Our Town Julius Beecher Mr. and Mra. Louis Tl. Blessinger BALW Orangery Simmons Hardware Co John Reising Parsons & Seaville Myansville Henry Ellsworth Ben J Deceatur Floyd Knobs, Ind Anthony Willi Edward Mary Hecke St. Raphael's Cemetery lPheodore Peters Leu Werne Jake Burger Daly Lehnmaker Herb Senninger Joe Mueller Mayme Meyer Henny Peldhaus Evansville Democrat John Reas Gustav Weerter Nicholas Mohr Bruce Moore Chatfield & Woods Sack O Peter Muller & Sons G. A. Hewison Moore Oi Co Cincinnati Bis Wm. Brenner Standard Oi! Co Hob. Williams The Intermediate Life Insurance Co Charles Metager Vranteiy Andy Renner Tlantingburg Henry Meyer Vugo Robert Beckmann L. O. Hatton J.T. Slascomb Mfg. O Ed Eplonf Dyersville Iowa Sam Pitts Lada Aon Teddy Mra Claude Pitts Baby John E.me Savage Rocky Art Tueaday Joe Usbelhor Wilda Robert John G. Beckmann Derby Charly Horny W.air Laurr Abe Lincoln Dresa Bartley Brow Benne Wagner St. Marys of the Woods Tollinots F. J. Echsner Paul Lehreiner Emma Timmermann Mrs Henry Timmermann Henry Lindauer Rheinhold Sturm Mr.Sturm Ben Klem Gustav Woerter Robert James C. W. Sehmitt Co Dr. Schuler Charles Bartley la Neeville Pues Henry Roletter Matt
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