Reds Win A Drab Sunday Baseball At Local Diamond
The Ireland Grays edged the Reds 13 to 7 in a slow game watched by a large crowd. Ed Snyder sat out, Joe Gerber started in his stead, and Paul Jochim impressed as catcher. Rholeder belted drives, Gardner led the Grays on the mound, and Olinger fanned seven Reds.
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Ireland Grays
Reds
Ed. Snyder
Joe Gerber
Grays
Gardner
Wachner
Jasper Herald
Star Battery
Jasper Browns
Rholeder
Olinger
Schilling
P. Jochim
A. Jochim
Hollinden
Jos
Mueller
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Gerber
Metzger
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For Sale Farm Acres Seventeen Noted At Twenty Dollars
For sale a farm offered at twenty dollars per acre with twenty acres available. The listing notes location and price per acre, inviting inquiry for details and ownership transfer.
Surprise Party At St Meinrad Honoring Miss Rickelmann And Miss Hendren
A pleasant surprise party was held Tuesday evening at St Meinrad hosted by Mr and Mrs Jacob Ruxer with Miss Rosa Niehaus. Refreshments, music by the St Meinrad string band, and hearty enjoyment followed. Guests included numerous local residents and visitors from Louisville and Jasper, with many Becher and Schnellenberger names among the attendees.
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St. Meinrad
Jacob Ruxer
Rosa Niehaus
Bertha Rickelmann
Virginia Hendren
Annie Huebbers
Annie Vogler
Josephine Beecher
Emma Becher
Bertha Denning
Annie Klach
Rosie Neu
Deaths of the Week in Local Area
Samuel Joseph died Monday morning following spasms during the fall season. Interment was at St. Ferdinand cemetery Tuesday. Ohilo Benken, three months old, died Monday and was buried Wednesday at St. Ferdinand cemetery. The News offers sympathy to the bereaved.
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Samuel Joseph
Claude Pitta
St. Ferdinand
Ohilo
Anton Benken
St. Ferginands
Jos
Platazidua Zalien
St. Leo
Louisiana
Ben Y
St. Meinrad
Daaper
Ferdinand
Fred Hoffman
Farewell Party For Mr and Mrs John Russ
A gathering at the Russ home on north Ohio street last Sunday featured a fine supper and an evening of pleasure. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Niehaus John Schnieders Sr and family Joe Daunhavuer and family and Mgr and Mrs John Schnieders of Troy.
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John Russ
North Ohio Street
Henry Niehaus
John Schnieders
Joe Daunhavuer
Mgr
Troy
Ferdinand's Market Corrected List of Country Produce Prices
A corrected price listing from Ferdinand's Market detailing country produce and other goods. Includes eggs at 12 cents per dozen, butter 24 to 25 cents per pound, potatoes 60 cents per bushel, various meats by cut, lard at 10 cents per pound, wool and wash wool prices, ging seng six dollars per pound, yellow root one dollar per pound, blood root four cents per pound, May apple twenty three cents per pound, flour two dollars and twenty cents per hundred pounds, shorts one dollar per hundred, hay ten to twelve dollars per ton, and tobacco leaf four to eight cents per pound.
Baseball Score Tale in Ironic Dialect
A playful account riffs on a baseball game final score of 13 to 7. The narrator notes a comical mispronunciation of victory while describing a player who cracks a three base hit and the crowd reacting with mixed joy and nerves.
Local News and Community Notes from July 1907
Alois Krapf and Mrs. F X Rieckelmann are listed as sick. Community items include a Columbia Building & Loan meeting, Olingers hosting a Sunday gathering, ball game Birdseye vs Ferdinand Reds, and a farewell party for Misses Maryland and Frances Reomke at Mr Seeger's home before their July trip to White Oak Springs.
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Birdseye
Ferdinand Reds
Ball Park
Reds
Olinger’s Park
Cincinnati
Maryland Frances Reomke
H. A. Seeger
Mast
White Oak Springs
Ferdinand
Mr. A. Shrcer
Building Local Industry Costs and Payroll Benefits
An editorial argues small manufacturing plants benefit towns through payroll and local trade. It notes a plant employing a dozen workers may yield 35 to 440 daily payroll and 15 000 to 20 000 yearly output, with payroll retention supporting local economy versus sending dollars to cities.
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice in Dublin County
The Ferdinand township trustee of Dublin county Indiana states he will attend to township business at his office every Saturday. Persons with township business are requested to bring it on that day.
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Ferdinand Township
Dublin County
Ind
Elmer Hueme
Elmer
Dork Company
Jasper Courier
Funky Town Visitors and Local Business In Ferdinand Area
Personal Stein brothers of Celestine and many others visit Ferdinand this week involving assorted tasks from repairs to business trips. The town hosts tradesmen, clerks, and families traveling to nearby cities for employment, medical, and social visits, with multiple acknowledgments of local exchanges and community movements.
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Stein Brothers
Celestine
Whatley Pruitt
Altoga
Kitten Machine Works
Time for the Presidential election support noted
The piece records a public stance on party lines with Mr Watterson described as a Democrat and the Courier-Journal backing the Democratic ticket. It mentions the Weekly Courier-Journal price of $1 a year and directs readers to place orders through the presented source.
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Watterson
the Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
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