Speed regulation urged as town plans safer streets
Local notes report a push to regulate auto speeds on an open road through town to protect pedestrians. The column also mentions a recent close road supervisor election, a tie that was decided by one ballot, and various residents in and around the area visiting, traveling, or staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braunecker
George A. Kemp
Lloyd Spink
Braunecker
Kemp
Spink
Kem
Rainbow Threshing Co Sees Damaged Separator Insured
Anton Obermeier burned hand while saving Rainbow Threshing Co separator near Rockport last Wednesday. The destroyed machine was insured by Fulda & St Meinrad Home Insurance Co. Rainbow Threshing Co bought a new separator Monday from Herdinland Foundry and resumed threshing Tuesday. A peculiar local incident involved a large snake emergency in Mrs. Jacob Schaffer’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Obermeier
Rainbow Threshing Co
Rockport
Fulda & St. Meinrad Home Insurance Co
Jacob Schaffer
Herdinland Foundry & Machine Works
Greens Creek Valley Community Notes and Visits
Greens Creek Valley reports continued drought conditions and local movements. Families including Mr and Mrs Philip Durchholz and Miss Clara Kippenbrok visit relatives in Jasper and St Anthony while Joe Schlachter’s illness shows signs of recovery. Neighbors attend a Ferdinand dance and others travel to Mariah Hill, Huntingburg, and Foxey Hollow for family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wessel
St. Anthony
Henry Wessel
Greens Creek Valley
Merdinand
Emma Durchholz
Katy
Mary
Ida
Clara Remke
J Emma
Lillie Kippenbrok
Leo Durchholz
Barney Wessel
Ferdy Weyer
Hubert Sternberg
Burg
Mariah Hill
John Schinetall
Foxey Hollow
Philip Durchholz
Local Visits and Short Trips Highlight Town Idle
Maria h hill reports Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer traveled to Cincinnati Wednesday to visit relatives. Ben Kappner spent a few days with relatives in Evansville. Miss Irene Spayd returned from Louisville after a two week visit. Mr and Mrs William Thoma visited Mrs Jos Thoma's grandmother last Sunday. Martina Nord returned to Louisville after a week with her parents. Richard Wagner was in Fulda and Huntingburg on business Tuesday. George Bolispder and Guat ai were also noted in local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Cornelius Spayd
Huntingburg
Miss‘Olivia Lindauer
Fulda
Frank Schipp
Ben Wey
Noch der Spitzboo
Frank Meyer
Cincinnati
Ben Kappner
Evansville
William Thoma
Jos. Thoma
Misa Martina Nord
Louisville
Parish life notes from Saint Meinrad local items
Adolph Egloff returns from Vincerines Indiana while Mrs. Egloff improves slowly. Leo Miller and family visit relatives near Adgeville Siberia. Citizens haul brick for a new parish residence. Schlachter trades mule for horse with Teddy Fischer. Becher Neu and Trotter visit Boston for ball with Bolte Ferdinand. Hubers depart for unknown parts. Ringemann leaves for Rockport. Fer dinand Greys beat St Meinrad Tigers 6 1 in baseball. rematch next Sunday. Joe Bockting and Heber Jeffers box after game. Joe knocks Jeffers from ring. Uniontown men Choates and Kellams visit. Fleig and Zarn enjoy town. Anderson Valley Lumber loads four cars of oak. Gehlhausen family visit Siberia. Miss Mary Lomax visits Dr Lomax. U.S. Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Greys
St. Meinrad Tigers
Ferdinand
Joe Bockting
Heber Jeffers
Joe
Jeffers
Southern Time Card Proclaims March 23 1913 Rail Schedule
North bound Train 9 departs Johnsburg 8 47 am with arrivals 5 02 pm and 7 46 pm. Train 12 departs 4a and 10 8 001H bound with 8 39 am 12 55 am and 3 20 pm times. Nos 9 10 11 18 12 14 run solid between West Baden and Evansville carrying free reclining chair cars. N A Jochem agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsburg
N. B
Louisville
Evansville
West Baden
N. A
Jochem
Western North Carolina
Land OF the Sky
Southern Railway
South
Sapphire Country
Huntingburg
Hot Springs
Asheville
Tate Spring
Hendersonville
Wayneaville
Brevard
Lake Toxaway
B. Louis
Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies claim
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by constitutional remedies. It attributes most cases to catarrh and promises $100 for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, selling at 75 cents per bottle with free circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand township in Dubois county Indiana will meet on the first Saturday each month at the trustee’s office located at Mrs Mary Lindenschmidt home. Other Saturdays the trustee will be at his own home for township business. Residents with business are asked to present it on the designated day. Henry B Dal Trustee Ferdinand Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Mary Lindenschmidt
Henry B. Dal
Ferdinand
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Carrie Lindauer
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Francis and
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Joe Boeglin
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John Schwoeppe
Joe Johnson
Bristow
Joe Schlachter
Mary Wessel
Ka | Durchholz
Emil Sternberg
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Karl Goepfrich
Clara Kippenbrok
Jasper
Fred Durchholz
Latham, Ill
Irene Spayd
Richard Wagner
George Bolispder and
Guat ' Ai
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Adolph Egloff
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Leo Miller
Tell City
Adgeville
Edward ‘Schlachter
Teddy Fischer
Julius Becher
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Alois Trotter
Boston
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John Hubers
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Gustavo Ringemann
J. D.choates
Sherman Kellams
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Grweler
Htintingburg. Ind
Figi Tol Ce
Ren Baltek Sons
Wore
NN & Co
New York
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March of Progress
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
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