Court notices from Jasper on January cases and bonds
Jasper Ind January 28 list shows multiple circuit court actions with plaintiffs prevailing sums 71.70 43.40 250 304.26 72.80 176.10 182.12. Arson case State v Parsons Bond set 1000 with Parsons and Lichauer as sureties. Other cases dismissals and partitions with orders to inspect papers and confirm reports.
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News Bureau
Jasper
Ind
Mike Agnes
Thomas Pinnick
William P. Woods
M. D
John Limp
Jasper Building & Loan Association
Frank L. Lampert
Alois Birk
Joseph Schmitt, Sr
Clara P. Davis
Frank Kincaid
State
Isaac J. McCune
Buddy Parsons
Parsons
Morman F. Parsons
Chas. A. Lichauer
John Critchfield
Petit Larceny
James H. Kendall
Blickensderfer Manufacturing Co
Flick & Plan
The
Groves Company
James Bunnier
Geo. P. Wagner
Dubois County State Bank
Oscar Snyder
Phenix Loan Association
Peter Schneider
Jacob Burger
Joseph Schnaus
Eggstra Eggshibit of Eggs in Chicago Baker Exhibit
Jos M Olinger reports from Glennonville Missouri about a grand eggs exhibit in Chicago Coliseum from January 1 to 9. The event features a massive cake using 500 eggs and weighing over 400 pounds as a centerpiece attraction.
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Jos. M. Olinger
Glennonville
Moe
Baker
Aed
Chicago Coliseum
Big Clearance Sale at Bartley Bros
Bartley Bros. announces a big clearance sale running February 7 through February 21 featuring substantial discounts on select goods. Local shoppers urged to visit the Bartley storefront to take advantage of limited time offers.
Notice to Farmers on Tile Drain Needs
Notice to farmers advising tile drainage solutions and directing them to Seb Bookting in St. Mojnrad Indiana to view new tile options and find drains better than ever before.
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Seb Bookting
St. Mojnrad
Ind
Betz enters race for Prosecution in 57th Indiana Circuit
Frank L. Betz of Jasper announces his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney in the 57th Judicial Circuit Indiana. He notes local roots, education at St Meinrad College, years of teaching, and law study under Cox and Milburn. He pledges thorough case review before indictments to prevent docket congestion.
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Frank L. Betz
Jasper
57Th Judicial Circuit
Indiana
Frank
St. Meinrad College
Cox
R. M. Milburn
Roads and road policy in the January issue
A reader argues for timely road work and better dirt roads while supporting first class rock roads but warns against the high costs of poorly built rock roads. The letter cites business activity linked to road quality and appeals to the editor for practical improvements. The author signs as J.C. W.
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Tam
J.C. W
Temperance worker Mrs Polly Glezen dies from fall injuries
Mrs Polly Glezen widow of the late Dr E Glezen living near Ireland died at her home early Saturday from injuries sustained days earlier in a fall. She was a leading temperance worker in the county. Survived by Mrs Jacob Tammon of Washington Ind Mrs Sadie Kalso of Oklahoma Mrs Blanche Glezen Samuel H Glezen of Ireland and Joseph Glezen of Washington.
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Polly Glezen
E. Glezen
Ireland
Jacob Tammon
Washington
Ind
Sadie Kalso
Oklahoma
Blanche Glezen
Samuel H. Glezen
Joseph Glezen
Marriage Licenses Registered in Dubois County
Joseph H Theising of Dubois married Magdalena M Kempf of Dubois Andrew Lottes of Dubois wed Katie Svifert of Dubois William Kalk of Dubois tied to Cella K Zehr of Dubois Harvey H Kamman of Stendal to Corella L Meyer of Holland
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Joseph H. Theising
Dubois
Magdalena M. Kempf
Andrew Lottes
Katie Svifert
Wiliam Kalk
Cella K. Zehr
Harvey H. Kamman
Stendal
Corella L. Meyer
Holland
Card of Thanks for Helen Detroy
We thank neighbors friends and relatives who assisted us during the recent loss of our beloved daughter and sister Helen Detroy. Special thanks to Rev Father Alexander and Ludwig. From her father mother brother and sisters.
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Helen Detroy
Alexander
Ludwig
Local residents travel and visits across towns this week
Frank Heidel spent Sunday in Jasper. Ferdy Olinger in Evansville Monday. Adolph Grass of Troy in town Wednesday. Numerous residents including Reckelhoit, Kost, Kingel, Uebelher, Hoffmann, Beckmanns, Bartley, Hofer, and Seufert appear in town for visits, dances, business, and family connections with Jasper, Huntingburg, Louisville, and Tell City cited.
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Adolph Grass of
Troy
Cupid's Work. Sternberg Bettag Tie Marital Knot
In St Anthony Indiana on January 28 8 oclock Rev Father Clement united Elizabeth Sternberg and Lawrence Bettag of Mariah Hill in matrimony. Groomsmen were Gust Horny and John Johannemann. Bridesmaids were Rose Egler of Ferdinand and Roze Betlag of Dale. The couple will start housekeeping on Dr Schwarte's farm near Huntingburg. Relatives friends attended a festive breakfast and wedding dance afterward with Home Star Orchestra.
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St. Anthony
Ind
Father Clement
Elizabeth Sternberg
Lawrence Bettag
Mariah Hill
Gust Horny
John Johannemannac'el
Rose Egler
Ferdinand
Roze Betlag
Dale
John Sternberg
Haly
Home Star Orchestra
Big Clearance Sale At Bartley Bros
Bartley Bros. announces a big clearance sale running from February pairs to February 21. Shoppers can expect reduced prices on assorted goods and special in store offers.
Parish Notices From Aged Parish Records
Fragmented church schedule fragment lists saints days and names: St. Joseph, St. Agatha, Mary Meiering, Philomena Gorbor, Jeury Schum. Entries mention Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday observances with unclear context.
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Mary Meiering
Philomena Gorbor
Supreme Court Review Sues Bank Receiver Case Name
The case of Fred N Poetker receiver of People's State Bank of Huntingburg against United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co and Chas Behrens is before the U S Supreme Court on a writ of error to the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Fred N. Poetker
People’s State Bank of
Huntingburg
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Chas. Behrens
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Indiana
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertisement Item
An advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle natural laxative for bowel troubles. Promotes stomach and liver stimulation plus overall system toning. Priced at 5 cents. Sold at druggists, Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Dr. King
Druggiata
H. EB
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Reutmann Family Home Visit Reported in Louisville and Jasper
Rosa and Elenora Reutmann of Louisville and Joe Reutmann of Jasper spent last Sunday at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Bonry Reutmann.
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Hubert Beckmann
Huntingburg
Wm. Gossmann
Jasper
Emma Bromm
Louisville
Wago.Beckmaon
Bone
al Mounth
Joe Vaal
Rockport
Henry Boeckmann
Rosa
Elenora Reutmann
Joe Reutmann
Bonry Reutmann
Five Days The Caro Stevens Marriage Annulment
Frank E. Caro and Lillian Stevens had their marriage annulled in Circuit Court five days after the wedding. The court found Caro was under 18 at marriage and Stevens was a woman of bad repute concealed by fraud. Caro testified he met Stevens four times before she led him to England, where she claimed to be 21 and a license was issued. His mother later forced him to return home with his wife.
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Frank E. Caro
Lillian Stevens
Miss Stevens
Marengo
English
Can Have the Greys' Uniforms and New Assistant
Prof Brackmann notes bright times ahead after a home appearance by a new assistant organist and bass singer named Ivo John at his residence last Saturday. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs John Reinacker. The professor mentions four sons and hopes for five more, then aims for success in baseball as Steve offers congratulations.
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Brackmann
Ivo John
John Reinacker
Now
Steve
Merrick Seed Company seeks agents to sell plants and seeds
Rochester New York Merrick Seed Company seeks representatives to sell hoses shrubs trees and seeds with promises of weekly profits. Employment for those out of work urged and asked to write for terms. Cincinnati firm Bensinger Bros ships mission goods for display and Bartley Bros Quality Store invites customers to visit for savings.
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Merrick Seed Company
Rochester
N. Y
Bensinger Bros
Cincinnati
United States
Bartley Bros
Worms Cause of Your Child's Pains
An old advertisement pledges Kickapoo Worm Killer to relieve worm-related child pains and cleanse the system. It promotes its laxative effect and claims safety and household necessity with a 25 cent price, sold by druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
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Kickapoo Indian Mod. Co
Phila
St. Louis
Wanted A Couple To Work On Farm In Kentucky
Advertises for a man and wife to work on a Kentucky farm on share. Located 19 miles from Louisville. Liberal offer and good opportunity for the right party. Gerwan preferred. Write or apply Jenne and Rogenkamp 600 W Jefferson Louisville Ky.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Gerwan
Jenne & Rogenkamp
Jefferson
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