Hornys and neighbors plan new country homes and farming notes
The article mentions J. Sollachter, near eighty, convalescing and hoped to live longer. George Horny plans a zoological garden and a skunk presence noted near woods. John Kippenbrok and John V. Horny prepare sites for new brick veneer homes. Rural roads are dusty, corn needs rain, and farming outlook remains hopeful.
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George Horny
Zoological Garden
Mr. Hey
John V. Horny
John
Rocky Mountain
Real estate transfers and notices in Ferdinand area
The item lists multiple real estate partitions and transfers in Ferdinand and Huntingburg including Rudolph and Jochem properties with acreages and sums, plus a note that George Bischoff completed the Cumberland Telephone Co. collection in Ferdinand and that a premium hat for the Dakota county Fair will be awarded at Huntingburg from May 14 to 18, 1914.
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George Bischof
Cumberland Telephone Co
Ferdinand
Bischoff
Dakoia
Huntingburg
Mrs Herman Ruhe Celebrates 80th Birthday Gathered Family
A Sunday afternoon gathering at son Gerhard Ruhe’s home marked Mrs. Herman Ruhe’s 80th birthday. Relatives from Jasper and nearby areas attended with lunch and beer served. Also notes Philip Ebert welcomes a son. Congratulations are extended from Evansville’s Courier.
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Herman Ruhe
Gerhard
Herman Jasper
Louis Uebelher
Isidore Klueh
Chas. Bickwermert
Ben Bickwermert
Ben Niehaus
Peter Pfaff
John
Philip Ebert
Sugar Beet Industry in Ohio Could Boost Farm Lands
Paulding banker C. H. Allen predicts Ohio sugar beet culture will add about 20 million dollars to state farm land values this year. He notes Pauding County farms rose 5 million in two years, with 35 million invested in new beet factories.
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Paulding
Ohio
C. H. Allen
Indiana
Michigan
Beet Pulp as Cattle Feed Noted by Department
The Department of Agriculture highlights beet pulp as valuable feed for milk cows fattening cattle and other livestock in the Midwest where stock feeding is a major industry. Pulp from beets remains after sugar extraction and can be fed wet or dried, supporting a $2 million annual market in dried beet pulp shipments.
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Department of Agriculture
Middle Western
Local Clippings Reflect Small-Town Notes and Oddities
A survey of brief items from Indiana papers notes property assessments in Dale, a milk company rep-eyeing Jasper for a factory, and Bertram Pickhardt becoming Huntingburg postmaster. Other items include a tax board update, a Spencer county Trust opening in Rockport, a humorous quip about diving and cemetery costs, and a Winslow Dispatch anecdote about a husband who wipes dishes and a Bible verse on a dare.
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Spencer County Trust and Savings Company of
Rockport
Lieb
Main Street
Rockport Democrat
Tor hunting squirrels opens midweek closes November first
The law or ordinance on hunting squirrels began Wednesday of last week and ends November first. Early mornings carry gunfire from nearby woods where squirrels are reported plentiful.
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Katherine Merkel
Joseph’. Tredway
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Helen Jochim
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Jerusalem
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McCall's
the Fashion Authority
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Academy of the Immaculate Conception
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