Ferdinand Rock Roads Hayers Hear Petition Next Monday
The Du Bois County commissioners plan a regular session next Monday to hear petitions for rock road extensions in Ferdinand township under the new Unit Law. Proposals include three roads totaling 5.5 miles and a 4.3 mile extension north of Ferdinand, totaling about 9.1 miles, aimed at improving county connectivity and advancing the Jasper and Troy road.
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Dubole County
Rock Road
Ferdinand Township
St. Henry
St. Meinrad
Ferdinand
Brettville
Bainbridge Township
Dubois County
Jasper and
Troy
Indiana
Ortege Licenses Sued In Past Week
Names listed show licenses issued or transferred in the past week with parties including George Reinbold to Maggie Power and Oscar R Epper to Cecelia Disch inger both of Jasper. Other transfers involve Bernard Vonderheide to Mary Wallhauser of St Anthony Gerald W Williams to Flora Fair Birdseye and John Kesper to Agnes V Haller of Jasper.
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George Reinbold
Duff
Maggie Power
Selvin
Oscar R. Epper
Cecelia Dischinger
Jasper
Bernard Vonderheide
Mary Wallhauser
St. Anthony
Gerald W. Williams
Huntingburg
Flora Fair
Birdseye
John Kesper
Agnes V. Haller
John Vonderheide
Barbara Eckert
Orman Peell
Evaneville
Frances E. Morgen
Ireland
John Tempel
Sophia Figck
Ferdinand
Reverend Norbert Seal Transfers to Jasper College
Rev Father Norbert, longtime priest at Ferdinand, is transferred to Jasper College to teach, with Father Paul assisting until St Meinrad College opens. The town notes his many friends and best wishes accompany the move. Frank Roos named marshal and street commissioner at the Tuesday Board of Trustees meeting.
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Fater Norbert Seal
Jasper College
Father Norbert
Jasper
Father Paul
Achool
St. Meinrad College
Ferdinand
Town Board of Trustees
Frank Roos
Fleck-Tempel Wedding at St. Ferdinand Church
The marriage of John Tempel and Miss Sophia Fleck took place Tuesday morning at seven o'clock at St. Ferdinand church with Rev Father John officiating. Attendants were Joe Freck and Lorena Tempel. Afterward the party joined a breakfast at Joe Weyer's home and an evening dance at Barth's hall with Basner Orchestra. The groom, a discharged overseas veteran, lived on Mary Fleck's farm east of town. the couple will reside there.
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St. Ferdinand
John Tempel
Karl Tempel
St. Anthony
Xavier Fleck
Sophia Fleck
Henry Fleck
John
Joe Freck
Lorena Tempel
Joe Weyer
France
Medical Corps
Mary Fleck
Apples Plentiful in Kuimels This Year
In the Calhoun Herald June 26 1919 report buyers led by Cohen Bernstein and Radtke of Chicago purchased 49900 barrels of apples at 3.00 per barrel on the tree. Names listed include Ebla Chris Ringhausen A C Mottaz Dr G A McMillen Anton Dirkemeyer W L Tareman Geo Woelfel H A Hefner Wm McNabb Thos Andrews Ray Godar totaling 49900 barrels.
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H. A. Hefner
Wm. McNabb
Thos. Andrews
Ray Godar
Dispensation From Louisville Does Not Apply Here
The Louisville Times notes a dispensation from abstinence for July 4th does not apply in the Indianapolis diocese. Bishop O Donahue granted meat-eating freedom in Louisville, while Indianapolis abstains. A subscriber laments rising crop costs and warns paid labor at four dollars daily risks financial ruin. Independence Day is observed. Albert Bartley returns from overseas to New York with glad tidings.
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O’donahue
Louisville
Indianapolis
P. John
Albert Bartley
Tn New York
Interesting Notes on Fire Blight and Fertilizer Formulas
County Agent notes warn orchardists to watch for fire blight in apples and pears with cankers surviving winter. Pruning tools must be disinfected using mercuric chloride solution to prevent spread. The piece also excerpted Purdue Circular No 92 on fertilizers, explaining formula meanings, nitrogen versus ammonia, and how to calculate price per unit and per pound to guide soil fertility decisions.
Subscribers Added In June List Across Cities
Those Who Are Helping to Swell The List lists new subscribers for June. Names include Mrs C W Spayd Louisville L Ky L W Brindley Chicago Tl Osear Arnold Okarchee Okla Hilda Jasper Louisville Ky Christ Knobloch Chicago Ill Math Kunkler Ferdinand R R 3 Leo Verne Copley O Mrs John Punch Ferdinand Mrs A L Bartlow Cincinnati O plus a brief Farm for sale notice for Anton Schat fer.
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C. W. Spayd
Louisville
L. W. Brindley
Chicago
Osear Arnold
Okarchee
Okla
Hilda Jasper
Christ Knobloch
Ill
Math Kunkler
Soil Fertility and Manure Use Advice by County Agent Thompson
Hints on soil management emphasize legumes for nitrogen, manure reliability, and lime as a corrective not a substitute. Black soils show ample organic matter and rarely need nitrogen fertilizer, while acidic soils require lime before benefits appear. Gypsum is a soil stimulant, not a fertilizer or lime substitute, and overuse can deplete soil. Effective fertilizer results come with good crop rotation, manure and residue management, tile drainage, liming where needed, and sound cultivation practices.
One Bill Caught Will be Brought to Jasper
William Garman, a tramp, charged with robbing Pete Schnell of Johnsburg, was arrested at Louisville for stealing 2800 dollars of 434 percent government bonds and offering them for sale at the Louisville National Bank. He confessed to stealing near Leaver and is believed to be the Jasper bank bonds thief. Sheriff Nordhoff and Gunt Grammelspacher went to Frankfort for a permit to bring German to Jasper for trial. Garman, known as the tramp with the eye, had bond forfeited in the Schnell case and the money turned to the county treasury.
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William Garman
Pete Schnell
Johnsburg
Dubois
Louieville
Louiesville National Bank
Garman
Leaverworth
Perecon
Jasper Bank
Sherif
Robert Nordhoft
Gunt
Grammelspacher
Frankfort
Jasper
Ferdinand
Schnell
Aged Lady B. A. Chandler Dies in Adyeville Ind
Mrs B A Chandler known as B A Adye dies at Adyeville Ind after twelve months illness at age 83. Survived by husband two daughters Alice Chewning Emma Snelthkamp Jason Adye one brother Solomon Kissner. Interment in Adyeville. Mrs Chewning thanks friends for kindness during illness.
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Adyeville
Ind
B.A. Chandler
B. A. Adye
A. J. Adye
B. A. Chandler
Alice Chewning
Emma Snelthkamp
Kent
Ohio
Jason Adye
Cleveland
Solomon Kissner
Atlanta
Adyville
Chewning
Girls' Reform School Sentences for Local Teens
Alice Wilkey aged 18 and Katie Wilkey aged 15, of Huntingburg, were arrested by Sheriff Nordhoff on neighbors' complaints about their conduct. arraigned before Judge Bretz and sentenced to the Girls Reform School until age 22. Witnesses described the girls as incorrigible amid gossip of late nights and association with local youths. Nordhoff escorted them to Indianapolis for placement.
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Alice Wilkey
Katie Wilkey
Huntingburg
Nordhoft
Bretz
Nordhof
Indianapolis
Jaepe
Herald
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Ferdinand Rock
Dandpe
John Moaligy
Gealth
Ark
Bunday
Barth's
Basner
Kuimels
Calhoun (M.) Herald
John Maffenbrier
East St. Louis
The
Louisville Times
Sreful
A.T. Wiancko
Purdue
Callen Anton Schat
H. ©. Thompson
Adgeville
Pateh
Near Po
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