Forests and the future of Indiana forestry progress
Olive O. Shideler from Attica emphasizes that Indiana lags in forestry but now builds a firm, practical program. The piece notes deforestation, land use changes, and the state forestry department’s efforts including the Henryville tract, reforestation trials, erosion control, and education as keys to sustaining timber supply and regional prosperity.
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Indiana
Hoosier State
Union
Henryville
Clark County
State Forestry Department
Ana
Wabash
Olive O. Shideler
Attica
City
Four Lots for Sale in St. Meinrad Indiana
For sale four lots with a four room house a shop a table and two good wells. Located on Main Street St Meinrad Indiana ideal business location. Call John Widmer St Meinrad Indiana.
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Main Street
St. Meinrad
Ind
John Widmer
Coal price notices from Ferdinand and St. Meinrad
Local coal price notice lists delivered rates for Ferdinand at 9 cents per bit and St. Meinrad at 7 cents per bit. The notice appears from the Bank Jos F VAAL in St Meinrad Indiana.
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Ferdinand
St. Meinrad
Jos. F. Vaal
Ind
Pirra Lumen Co Timber Prices Advertised
Local timber buyers promise top prices for all kinds of wood and urge sellers to check prices with home people before selling. Pirra Lumen Co. advertises their service to secure the best offer.
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Pirra Lumen Co
Corner Stone Ceremony For St Henrys Church Set
The corner stone for the new St Henry church will be laid Sunday at 3 p m replacing 10 a m. The town board orders twelve electric lights on Ohio street crossings. Victor Grewe returns home improving after an injury near Fulda. Moving pictures of the Jeffries Johnson fight face widespread mayoral opposition. Frank Heidel buys Anton Vonbokern farm for $4000 and plans moving to town. Local notes cover births, residences, rainfall, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry
Ohio Street
Frank Heidel
Anton Vonbokern
Mr. Vonbokern
Local residents and visitors listed in Ferdinand town notes
A long list of visitors and locals in Ferdinand shows Miss Katie Kemper heading to Louisville, John Heer and many others visiting relatives, business trips, and social calls across Louisville, Huntingburg, Jasper, Celestine, and St Meinrad. A new six room Ferdinand home sale is also advertised.
Unadvertised Goods and a Soldier’s Return Home
A columnist recalls repeated “soaked” purchases from unadvertised goods and services, warning buyers to demand advertising before buying. The Santa Rosa Star notes a photo in the Saint Paul Pioneer Press of Theodore Schweitzer with Mr. and Mrs. Zuckriegel, former local residents now connected to immigration work in Detroit, Mich.
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John G. Beckmann
Saint Paul Pioneer Press
Theodore Schweitzer
Chas. Zuckriegel
Schweitzer
Zuckriegel
Hee
U. & Immigration Service
Detroit
Mich
Marriage of Oscar Taylor and Eleanor Schreer in Louisville
The marriage was solemnized Thursday night at the home of Rev. O. P. Ackerman in Louisville. Bride is daughter of Mrs. Theresa Scheer of 419 Marret avenue. groom, a Louisville businessman and nephew of C. A. Taylor of Schupp Schmidt. Only close friends knew the secret. After a brief honeymoon they will live at 1600 Elwood avenue.
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Oscar Taylor
Eleanor Schreer
O. P. Ackerman
Theresa Scheer
Marret Avenue
Louisville
C. A. Taylor
Schupp & Schmidt Manufacturing Company
Richard Eiberg
Notice to Contractors for Dubois County Court House
The Dubois County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for furniture and electrical fixtures for the new Jasper court house. Bids open Monday August 1 1910 at 1 PM. Separate bids requested for steel vault furniture wood office furniture opera chairs sheriff desks and stands electrical fixtures carpets and mats. Bonds equal to double the proposal required.
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Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Court House
Jasper
Monpbay
P. M
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Daunhauer
Daunhauer’s
Ferdinand News
Victor Grewe
Fulda
Walters & Kirby
Dale
Swift & Co
Joan H. Kerstiens
Jos. Schum, Jr
Clem Lueken, Jr
Kuhn Remedy Co’s
Barbara Hackmann
Frank Steltenpohl
Rudy Meyer
Joe Schlachter, Jr
Joe
E. J. Kilian
Huntingburg
Leopold Schuble
Henry Wilmes
Lueken Place
Govere
Katie Kemper
John Heer
John Durchholz
Duff
Miss Tillie Sondermann
August Steinhauer
Tell City
Joe Willmes
Nebraska
Jos Linder
Harry Hegner
Cincinnati
W.E. Buckley
Jos. Vaslof St. Meinrad
J.C. Goldbach
Tobias Hofter
New Albany
Fritz Braun
Mitchell
Herbert Uebelher
Hubert Kippenbrok
Robert Eckstein
Frank Ketzner
St. Louis
Peter Mueller
Johanna Hoffmann
E. M. Schulte
Memphis, Tenn
Eugene Senninger
Philip Tempel
Siberia
Cannelton
Rosa Jacobi
Geo. L. Hoffmann
Haysville
Gua Mundy
Prof
H. F. Brackmann
Mrs. Brunner
Chas. Gaisser
The
Rheinhold Sturm
Babs
Town
Albert Hackmann
Douglas
Indianapolis
August Barth
Martinaville
Emma Hackmann
Jos. Brunner
Ida Roos
Laura Kaninenberg
J. H. Beckmann
Louis Sauer
Evansville
John Schwartz
Misses Regina
Anna Beyke
Celestine
Gabriel Dusch
Katharine Fin“cher
Tennefeld
St. Thomas
Herman Niehaus
Anton Auffarth
Herman Wilmes
Ben Helming
Henry Timmermann
Henry
Joe Wilmes
Katie Helming
Theodore Helming
Theodore Peters
Henry Haake
Mike Uebelher
John Weyer
Misasea Ida Rees
Louisa
Olivia Kaninenberg
Rosa Kippenbrok
Lena Hollinden
Katie Wassing
Henry Hollinden
Sylvester Snyder
Leo Niehaus
French Lick
West Baden
Ben Laake, Jr
Jon
Santa Roga Star
Milton, Fla
Board of County , Commissioners
Atteat
John Luebbers
Henry Wehr
Fred Alles
M. A. Sweeney
Richard M. Milburn
Frank L. Betz
Valentine Fleig
Troy
George Walk
Will
Beat Interests Brewing Co
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