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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

5

Delinquent Tax List for Dubois County 1908 Notice

A scanned delinquencies list from Dubois County Indiana dated January 10 1908 shows multiple properties and owners with total due amounts for 1906 and prior years plus current year taxes and costs. It lists names such as Cox C and Jan C Emmons Cora I B heirs Jane Line Leffler Josiah F Shipma Raymond and many others with parcel descriptions and assessed values. The notice warns that taxes penalties and costs must be paid by February in Jasper at the county treasurer's office.

Dubois County Indiana Cox, C. & Jan. C Emmons Cora I. B. & Heirs Due Line Jane Leffler Josiah F Shipma Raymond M. A. Sweeney Jasper Dubois Ofteloels AudiEail Tautonic Auditorsa Fies al. A. Sweeney Korrner

Rainy Correspondence from Foxey Hollow and Local Notes

Correspondence from Foxey Hollow notes heavy rain and mud after a hex social at District No. 1's schoolhouse. Several social details mention Miss Maggie Sehlachter, Miss Mary Tiluetsman, and various visits. Hogs weighed up to 780 pounds, and several residents travel to nearby towns. Families and neighbors, including the Nuelsman, Schlachter, Drach, Linder, and Huelsman households, are listed with visits, illnesses, and social events amid a flurry of local activity.

Weekend Travels and Social Happenings Across Town

Friday and Saturday in the sunting burg James Van Winkle made a business trip to Kyana Saturday. Mr Uvrus Taylor of Tell City spent Sunday with friends. Miss Priscilla Wilmes returned from Louisville to spend winter with her parents. Miss Minnie Mullen left for Jasper to spend a few weeks. Mr Ed Seiler of Siberia was guest of Miss Sadie Slobbs on Sunday. Mr Julm Walker was called to Louisville Sunday due to his son Carl’s illness. Ally Edward Mullen attends court at Cannellan this week. Mrs Aldin fills, visiting relatives in Greenville Ky, returned home Sunday. Mr Alice Chewning visited her mother Mrs Barbara Adye on Monday. A party in Jacobs Hall Wednesday night honored Mr Ernest Newton and sister Miss Peart of Birdseye, enjoyed by all attendees.

James van Winkle Kyana Uvrus Taylor Tell City Priscilla Wilmes Louisville Minnie Mullen Teft Jasper Jacobs Tlall Mer Ernest Newton Miss Peart Birdseye

Court Adjourns Docket Cleared. County Reelects Chair

Jasper notes court adjourned Priday after docket cleared until Puesday. County Republican central committee met in the courthouse Monday and unanimously reelected Johan Mehringer as county chairman. Sheriff Fred Vollmer returned Michigan Guys Sunday morning.

Republican Central Committee Court House Johan Mehringer Fred Vollmer Michigan

Democratic candidates and court actions reach Jasper area

Harry Carpenter of Orwell and Leo H. Fisher of Huntingburg visited last week to meet voters as Democratic prosecutor nominees. The State case against Charles Behrens for embezzlement, assigned to Judge Marsh of Jeffersonville, will be heard next Monday. Jury commissioners assembled to form a sixty man pool north of a line through Jasper for a twelve juror panel. Sheriff Velaner’s prank on Commissioner Grebe involved Miss Nellie Smith, a Louisville charity worker, being escorted to Huntingburg. Deputy Landgrebe then delivered her to the newsball there as the sheriff watched. A remonstrance was filed against Christ Kuechlein over intoxicating liquor handling, and he may exit the business this month. John Lubbers of Cass Township, who declared candidacy for the Democratic nomination, visited to check political fences nearby. The scene culminates with strong local interest and typical township campaigning activity.

Jasper Charles Behrens Velaner Andgrebe Str. Vollmer Nellie Stsith Louisville Mr. Landgrebe Fair Prisioner

Local Notices and Social Happenings From Fulda Area

Miss Mary Wagner returns from Loutavilis while relatives visit in February. Thalia Bros. work near local acre. Joe Rupstreetit improves premises with a mill, and a dry township vote may shift county status. A Monday city hall dance pleased attendees. Louis Schalter Jr. and wife welcome a girl born Sunday. Owensboro visitor Mike Wink spends time with friends. Wm Landwehr visits Ferdinand and plans more relatives.

Mariah Hill Birth Announcement and Local Updates

The notice reports a birth at the Lindauer residence and lists assorted local visits and travels. Among mentions are Acam Grandhefca in LDvansville, Celia Lesot visiting Thantingsbare relatives, Cinteles J Metarer of dolinsburg calling on friends, Frank Watcher of Louisville visiting Aadiam Lele, and Jdavob Spayd noted as ill. The Y M I club held its monthly meeting with good attendance, with Frank Horlander, J Gompier, and Nel prominent in attendance.

Celia Lesot Wo Sehts Thantingsbare Frank Watcher Louisville Aadiam Lele

St Meinrad Civic Club notes and local visits

The Civic Improvement Club discussed town matters and noted visits by Miss Bertha Rickelmarin and families. St Meinrad residents attended church events with children’s singing, a high mass, and communion. Residents Jack Baxer and family vacationing in Louisville were mentioned amid a garbled year’s end report of local life.

Marriage Knot and a Mysterious Menagerie Escape

A chaotic scene describes a menagerie escape amid a fractured tale of a wedding knot in India. A wedding tradition called the tali binds wife to husband with a gold bead knot, while elsewhere a violent incident unfolds involving a broken sign, animals, and a startled family in a damaged house. The piece blends sensational animal trouble with notes on marriage customs and a prophetic fear of electricity.

St. Faenne Troy Anether Ron Enne Hoenue Fle India

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Columbia Township Hall Township But Peter Karlin Bart & Cath Karlein Cath Celestine Padget J. H Jefferson Township Abell Sarah E Wis Ash John Grant Daniel M Due Jones Wm. TL Aw One Due Meister Ernst Ptnw Due Veath John A Mentor Ott Gilbert Dal Jackson Township Bayer Magpie KR Ratll James Y Schnell Henry St. Marks Die Weidenbrenner Anna Mary F Honting Burg Jones, Law. & C. Agnes Place Sad Sohnkes Theresia Pt Inlet Meyers Add Birdsuyve Carter Susan Kerrner Jacobs Martha J King Sarah J Leonard & Huff Waddle Melia State of Board of Commissioners AL A. Sweeney Rorrnee Noltch Foxey Hollow Maggie Sehlachter Mary Tiluetsman Anton Draeh John Fisher Mary Huelsman Princeton Geoge Kiser Son Bennie Poxey Hollow So. Anthony Emma Rose Metaper P Joe Drach Binler Miss Rose Henry Trotter’s Kay) Zeller A. Keller, Sr Steve Horney Steve Linders Kamma Nuelsman Laura Schlachter Gude Henry Lluelsman Frank Drach Httle Vic. Drach’s Ed Linder Litle Stella Steve Linder Louieville Hanes Wurst Ed Seiler Siberia Miss Sadie Slobbs Julm Walker Carl Edward Mullen Cannellan Mes Aldin Fills Greenville Alice Chewning Barbara Adye Tonday Harry Carpenter Orwell Leo H. Fisher Huntingburg Marsh Jeffersonville Christ Kuechlein John &. Lubbers Cass Dawnship Tong Her Joner Fulda Mary Wagner Loutavilis Oamarshial Doha Doe Tillemy Tisauele Rand Eas St. Meumiug Joseph Serveskart Misa Prances Simon Jackson School Winabert Apie Aluibosx Pita Wane Lampert Daviess Co Tere Chis Thalia Bros Joe Rupspreetit Tos Tay Spa Louis Schalter Jr Mike Wink Owensboro Wmn. Landwehr Sedewieh, Co Kansas Ferdinand Mariah Hill Mrs. Line Lindauer Acam Grandhefca Ldvansville Cinteles J Metarer of Dolinsburg Tharedia Jdavob Spayd Y.M. I Messrs Frank Horlander J Gompier, and Nel ST. Meinrad Civic Improvement Club Lake Newburg Joseph G. Stiga Jos. G. Sturm St. Meine Moc Brick & Vile Co Theodore Otto St. Maras Reli Gant Mali Julius Widiner Hoekpore Lursier St. Meuras Roy Menros St. Marius Goby Tine Louis ALCOR St. Joseph Tal Jacob Baxer Ida Gisler Bea Mra Doderweich Puck New York J. A. Sondermann Ferdinand Electric Light Co Coe Pe Parmer Indianapolis, Indiana Simeviern Parner United States Kbvery USA BL. Croode
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