Local residents gather for weekend visit and farm notes
Jake and Andy Gundel, Charles Bretz, Theodore and Hubert Ernst, Henry Tebben, Frank Heeke, and others visited town or travelled for business. George Kunkler reported a 3035 pound tobacco crop selling for 210 dollars, bringing him a big smile. Several locals visited Jasper and Dixon Valley, with Mrs Kunkler and others visiting ill relatives. readers receive best wishes from the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kunkler
Dale
John ‘Arehart
Paul Jasper
George
Local Notices and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Notable social calls occur at the home of August Serges ketter and at Ben Birch ler’s residence with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sturm visiting. Joe Schneider, returning from Evansville, visits his mother while on a sales trip for Parsons and Scoville. Anton Obermeier lies in critical condition after a coal mine accident in Sitzmann mine. Litzmann rescued him and transported him home. Mrs. Kauffeld, an elderly woman from Astloa, remains very sick.
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Joe Schneider
Evansville
Parsons & Scoville
Anton Obermeier
Sitzmann
Mr. Litzmann
Miss Lindauer Guests in Troy With Agnes Gaegser
Miss Olivia Lindauer is spending the week at Troy as a guest of her friend Miss Agnes Gaegser. Joe and Jacob Rupprecht left for St. Louis last Wednesday. Robert Lindauer visited Troy last Tuesday and Ferdinand Saterday on business.
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Olivia Lindauer
Troy
Agnes, Gaegser
Joe
Jacob Rupprecht
St. Louis
Robert Lindauer
Ferdinand
Local travel notes and visits in Huntingburg area
John Limp and Ben Wagner made a business trip to Huntingburg Friday. Mr and Mrs John Bretz of Siberia are visiting Jacob Bretz family. John F Schurz made a business trip to Jasper Saturday. Our mail carrier on RR No 3 had a small accident Monday breaking his buggy. Max Englert made a business trip to Ferdinand Saturday. Louis Buechler passed through town en route to Huntingburg. Charley Limp traveled to Huntingburg Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Limp
Ben Wagner
Huntingburg
John Bretz
Siberia
Jacob Bretz
John F. Schurz
Jasper
Max Englert
Ferdinand
Louis Buechler
Charley Limp
St Meinrad Births and Local Visits Reported
St Meinrad. Born to Mr and Mrs Geo Veegers Jr a girl Sunday. Congratulations. Mr and Mrs Mike Klueh and Mrs Barbara Dilger of Ferdinand spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Geo Denning. Mr and Mrs John Moeller Tr of Lowell are here visiting his parents. Misses Aurelia Beecher and Verena Ruxer spent Tuesday at Ferdinand.
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Geo. Veegers, Jr
Mike Klueh
Barbara Dilger
Ferdinand
Geo. Denning
John Moeller
Lowell
Aurelia Beecher
Verena Ruxer
Local Residents Marry In City Ceremony
Victor Fleischmann and Geo Pfeiffer of Fulda were in town on business. Tuesday morning at 8:30 oclock occurred the marriage of Miss Carrie Mullis of here to Ed Haug of Ferdinand with Rev. Celestine Sanders officiating.
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Victor Fleischmann
Geo. Pfeiffer
Fulda
Carrie Mullis
Here
Ed Haug
Ferdinand
Celestine Sanders
S. B
Wake Up Routine Promotes Morning Health Cleanse
An advertisement extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims internal washing prevents toxins, improves skin, breath, and digestion, and likens this to outside washing for health. The remedy costs little and suits those with bilious attacks or constipation.
URI Acid In Meat Linked To Kidney Issues
An old health advisory warns that consuming meat daily may clog kidneys with URI acid. It recommends cleansing the kidneys by taking Ind Salts before breakfast to neutralize acids and improve kidney function.
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Italy
Get Together for Permanent Prosperity
A wartime style call urges workers in American factories mills and mines to unite for industrial prosperity. It warns against agitators and stresses diligent work, shared rewards, and resisting idle excess to advance both plant success and personal growth. Industrial Conservation New York.
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N.Y
Public exalts business through national conservation move
A historical editorial argues that harsh laws harmed many but spared few big firms. The National Industrial Conservation Movement aims to educate the public by inviting citizens to meetings in trade centers to explain how drastic legislation affects prosperity. It urges fairness and cooperation to restore confidence in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizarro
Morgan
Captain Kidd
Bobby
National Industrial Conservation Movement
Pblic
N. Y
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Peoples Money
The
Beckmann State Bank
Adam, Jake
Andy Gundel
Charles Bretz
Theodore and
Hubert Ernst
Henry Tebben
Frank Heeke
St. Meinrad
Hubert Boeglin
Andrew Boeglin
Henry Oeding
Rosie Tebben
Ben Gehlhausens
P. Bonifer
John Arehart
Jacob Kunkler
Pete
Ed Temple
Dixon Valley
Joseph Bombolaski
Virgil Jasper
Jacob Egler
August Sergesketter
Mrs
A. A. Sturm
Ben Birchler
Petson Pump Company
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
G. C. Wietzger
Stolus
Brie CO
Rea
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Harrel
Rage
C. Stoll Oil CO
Oatiaville, RY
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
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