Happenings in Our Neighboring Villages
A collection of local notices and visits across nearby towns. Names include John Loew and John Limp with families visiting Ferdinand Mackey and Jasper while others attend ditch case and repairs at the machine works. The passage also mentions public notices on Wall’s Catarrh Cure and related medical advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Partenheimer
Louis P. Bretz
John Limp
Joe Schwartz
Mackey
Jasper
Local visitors and residents noted in Tell City area
Mrs John Kleeman and child Qanehter along with Mrs Ben Hollander of Tell City visited relatives here last week. Miss Ther esia Nord of Rockport is staying a few weeks with relatives. Louis Gogel of Evansville and Yoy Yellig of Louisville visited or cast votes here and elsewhere. Linda Arnold and Bertha Wahl left for Louisville to spend the winter. Frank Daunhaver of Louisville visited his ill mother. Cornelius Spayd left for Louisville for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kleeman
Little Qanehter
Ben Hollander
Tell City
Miss Theresia Nord
Rockport
Linda Arnold
Bertha Wahl
Louisville
Frank Daunhaver
Cornelius Spayd
Louisvlle
Dena and Broels-Inman Arrive From Louisville
Frank Dena and Frank Broels-Inman traveled from Louisville last Thursday. Mrs. Rd Anderson returned from Louisville to visit her father John Dena. Farmers haul corn as Hugo and Gerhard Schipp with families visit John Bender. Local boys travel to Adgeville for scrip. church scaffolding removal signals nearing completion of beautification work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dena
Frank Broels- Inman
Louisville
Rd Anderson Cane
John Dena
Ohio man flags train to avert wreck
An Ohio man tore his shirt to flag a locomotive and avert a potential railway disaster. In another note, H. T. Alston of Raleigh North Carolina credits Electric Bitters for curing severe stomach and body ailments after a dire illness. Four bottles convinced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H. T. Alston
Raleigh N. C
Notice of Liquor License Transfer in Ferdinand Indiana
Public notice announces Michael Urbelilcer will apply at the November 14, 1912 session of Dubois County Board of Commissioners for leave to purchase the Anton Vonbokern saloon license and to transfer the business to premises on Ohio Street Ferdinand with a 20 by 30 foot room in Beekmann addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Anton Vonbokern
Hound
Scense
Upton Vonhokern
Wits
Beekmann
Devin
Ohio
Ferdinand Townamp
State of
Indi
Michael Urbelilcer
Help Wanted In Home Service Louisville Ky
Wanted a girl to assist with general house work no laundry. Nice home and good wages. Delp highly respected by the family. Write or call Mrs Lt Valkerding 3817 WwW Chestnut St Louisville Ky. Sang Subscribe for the NEWB.
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Delp
Lt. Valkerding
Chestnut’ St. Keng
Loulaville
Kybl
Town Folks Report Busy Week In Huntingburg Area
A string of visits and business trips fills the week as residents including Joe Haylk, Joe Leinenbach, Joe Friteh, George Kroger, F A Kueh, Fred Witte, Jove Barth, Jove Bickelmann, Otto Spayd, John Haffington, Robert Ramsey, Math Merpan, John Bomboloski, Miss Mayme Meyer, and many others were in or around Huntingburg. Residents traveled to Evansville, St Meinrad, Louisville, and Louisville’s suburbs for commerce, family visits, or purchase of goods, with social gatherings and local errands noted throughout the period. Local merchants and notable families were seen at multiple sites including Mariah Hill, Saint Henry, and the machine works, while announcements promote business services and holiday printing services.
Quiet election and town notes from Harlowe'en
The text lists a quiet local election and a string of notices from Jasper and St Meinrad. People move to new homes, a dance is planned at Sennings hall on Nov 22, workers and tradesmen change jobs, and ads offer farm land for sale and goods from local merchants. It reads as a bustling small town update with names, places, and numbers typical of a period notice page.
A Word To The Borrower Editorial Snippet
A fragment urges borrowers to consider justice to lenders and promotes regular home visits for advice. It hints at an investment with a subscription price and repayment potential, urging prudent financial behavior.
Porto Rico's New Wonder Trial Medicine Claims
Porto Rico reports a remarkable remedy that allegedly cures coughs and lung troubles. Ramon P. Marchan of Barceloneta says the King's New Discovery cured him and others, and hope it will be sold in Porto Rico drugstores. Trial bottle offered free with $0 and $1 prices noted.
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Porto Rico
Ramon ‘Pf. Marchan
Barceloneta
Deroggista
Adv
Sheet Music Header List Shows New Titles At CENT MUSIC
A catalog of new sheet music pieces available at CENT MUSIC including That Dixie ip Mag That Hrase Hand Rag Take me Back Where the Swanee River Flows The Winks of the surninw Loving Daya Play a Piece for Papa on Your Piccolo and other titles. The list contains varied marches waltzes and love songs with playful spellings and era style.
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CENT
Daya
Papa
Venice
Taft March
Wilson March
Ben Holte & Sons Advertises Timber Lumber Demand
The firm states ongoing market for white oak and poplar lumber and timber, inviting suppliers to note demand. No specific dates or quantities are provided. The notice emphasizes ready buyers and ongoing purchasing needs.
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Ben Holte & Sons
Schoolgirl Heroine Rescues Teacher From River
In Flemington New Jersey Miss Catherine Breslin, Grove Public School teacher, was saved from drowning in the South Branch of the Raritan River by pupil Mary Everitt. While boating with her class, Breslin reached for an overhanging tree, misstepped, and fell into the water. Everitt plunged in, grabbed her teacher, and helped her to shore.
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Flemington
N. J
Catherine Breslin
Grove Publica
Stanton
Raritan
Mary Everitt
Alfred Everitt
Rowland'’s Mills
Breslin
Miss Everitt
Sparrow Attack Causes Painter's Fall in Indiana
Lawrenceburg Indiana a mother sparrow swooped and attacked W Holman Morton 36 a painter when he destroyed its nest under eaves Morton fell to cement pavement fifty feet below breaking his left arm and spraining his right ankle several spectators watched the event The tale also mentions a burglar and a goat incident in Lodi New Jersey with a police chief firing at a thief but hitting a sleeping pet goat named Blue Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
W. Holman Morton
Morton
Aime
Lodi
N. J
Police
Dacs
Robert Roesch
Blue Bell
James R. Martine
Newsgirl Nan Corrigan Marries Attleboro Man Frank Bates
Nan Corrigan, previously a Hotel Vanderbilt newsstand girl, married Frank M Bates of Attleboro Mass after a romance sparked by a book sale. Bates, a New England figure with a fortune from his father, had been married twice before. The Buffalo widower who pursued Corrigan faded after Bates appeared.
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New York
Nan ColPrigan
Vanderbilt
Stand
Frank M. Bates
Attleboro
Mass
Danielson
Conn
Buffalo
Mr. Bates
Frank M. Gates
New England
Joseph M. Bates
Bristol minister marries 4000 couples over 23 years
Rev. Alfred Harrison Burroughs of Bristol in his eighties has officiated at 4,000 marriages since 1889. He says the work began as accommodation for runaway couples and grew into a steady calling, with as many as three to six marriages daily at times.
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Bristol
Tenn
Alfred Harrison Burroughs
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Princeton
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Cleme Itrust
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Louis Gogel
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Yoy Yellig
Siberia
Hugo Schipp
Louis
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Joe Friteh
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George Kroger
Lamar
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Viribhige
Otto Spayd
Meriah Hill
John Haffingnon
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Robert Ramsey
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John Bomboluski
St. Melarad
Louis Sauer
Robert Albert
Mariah Git Sanday
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Santa Chius
Mike Joehim
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David Ealer
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Bud
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Danville
Daniel Miller
Edward Kingston
George Swank
Tennessee
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George