Court Roundup Reports Numerous Guilty Plea Entries
State cases from the capital court list include Geo Cox fined 50 dollars and jailed a month for illegal liquor sales. Tom Abell guilty of public intoxication with fines. Rhoda Whitten guilty of an assault with a 50 dollar fine. Several Krodel and Neukam gaming and liquor offenses result in fines of 5 to 10 dollars and costs.
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Cox
Btate
Tom Abell
Rhoda Whitten
Sesmit
John E. McFall
W. C. Curll
Petersburg
Dicee
Lord
Bea Wibbela
Leonardte
Larry Hoffmann
John Busch
Peter Pfaff
Levi Niehaus
Conrad Landgrebe
John Mutohman
Arsault
Otis Green
State
Francie Greene
George Krodel
Gaming House
Coste
Gardiing House
Bruce Green
Philip Kunkel
Gaming
Coats
Albert Urich
Anthony Denu
Costa
Hubert Sternberg
Peter Neukam
Pilea
Henry Knies
Ben Rowekamp
Tom Friedman
Aned
Bigte
John Mathias
Igaming House
Finda ́ and
John Noukam
Naming- House
Frank Fischer
Albert Hedinger
Prentice Cash
Gus Partenheimer
Postmaster Change and Local Notices From Dale Reporter
Dr. E Metzger of Ferdinand named temporary postmaster. he succeeds J Daunhauer, the lone Republican postmaster in the state, amid political disputes. A correction notes the Metzger mentioned is Charles J Metzger, a deputy rural route carrier, and denies assault charges against Daunhauer. Backache remedies promote Sano for liver and kidneys. available at local drug stores.
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BE. E. Metzger
Ferdinand
J. Daunhauer
Daunhauer
Dale
Metzger
Chas. J. Metzger
Daunhaver
War bonds plan aims to minimize financial disruption
Secretary McAdoo says the first issue of two billion bonds is the minimum needed for the war effort and will be deposited in banks under an equitable plan to avoid business interference. The Ferdinand News notes Dubois County reports a loss of 70 school children this year from prior figures amid local chatter.
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McAdoo
Dubois County
Ferdinand News
Dubois
Mharele
Graduates of 1917 Listed With Percentages
The following are the successful graduates for the year 1917 with their percentages. Names readable include George Kress Frank Lorey Cyrilla Kunkel Carl Urich and others, fractions omitted.
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George Kress
Frank Lorey
Cyrilla Kunkel
Factory work proves steady for Hassfurther in Huntingburg
John C Hassfurther writes from Huntingburg about getting a job at a furniture factory after rain delays in Jasper. He notes the plant employs 38 men with mostly easy work and praises the bosses for fair treatment. He questions Ferdinand without a factory and reflects on money and security.
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Jasper
Huntingburg
Ferdinand
Louis Heitz
Schuler
John C. Hassfurther
Auction notice of farm implements and tools sale
Notice lists corn cultivators binders mowers manure spreaders plows harrows and Acme harrow on hand. Prompt buyers urged to call to save, with contact 9096 40.80% and Sobaby Kerstlens as reference.
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Sobaby
Kerstlens
Government Crop Report Indicates Mixed State Yields
Washington reports that wheat oats and grass crops benefited from the month but corn fruit and vegetables suffered from rain hail and tornadoes in various sections. Wheat improves in the south while oats hold steady in the northwest and south, with rains boosting oats. Harvest for corn and fruit crops looks constrained as cool weather and hail harmed apples and peaches.
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Washington, D
Marriages Recorded Across Indiana Places
Marriage licenses issued for Roger L. Halcomb of Oakland City to Ethel M. Frank of Hobart Ind. Earl Possy Spencer Co. and Mathie CaHoon Spencer Co. Jos P. Nolen of Huntingburg to Fanny Clark. Otto Schwinghammer of St Henry to Irma Krapf. Oville Deindserter St Anthony to Mary Miller Jasper. Alvin C. Hilemeyer Indianapolis to Rhoda S. Katterhenry Huntingburg. Samuel T. Lynch Birdcaye to Andra M. Snyder. Clyde B. Lawrence Winslow to Beira D. Oarn Pikeville.
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Roger L. Halcomb
Oakland City
Ethel M. Frank Hobart
Earl Possy
Spencer Co
Mathie CaHoon
Jos
P. Nolen
Fanny Clark
Huntingburg
Otto Schwinghammer
Irma Krapf
St. Henry
Oville
Various World War and local notices from June reports
Indiana voter totals June 5 are cited as 225145 registered. German raids on London leave 534 dead or injured. Pershing's American division arrived in England to aid Allied forces. Boonville banker Adolph Heim dies by self-inflicted gunshot in Chandler. Constantine abdicates Greece in favor of Prince Alexander. Louisville to host a regional training camp for Kentucky and Indian troops. Evansville area fund aims to raise 250000 for Moores Hill College move. Indiana fire safety guidance urges preparedness and alarms. U K A money misused after a meeting last Monday night declines to a separate line.
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L. Buechler
Liberty Loan
Beckmann State Bank
Birdseye National Bank
Birdseye Citizens Trust Co
Dubois County State Bank
Jasper Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Jasper Farmers State Bank
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Cyrilla Schuler
Felbert Beiter
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Meta Partenheimer
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Helen L. Wessel
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Everett Sunderman
Gustave Ahrens
Margaret Mellree
Leonard Hochmeister
Cyril Miller
Columbia
Wayman Perkina
Grace Simmons
Claria Milburn
Eeeenee Sewers
Ampley Cox
Clarence Strotman
Edwin Schroering
Etna King
Andrew Hopf
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Irene Traylor
Bonnie Krodel Peeereeeree
Elwin Mann
Bertha Radke
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Virgil F. Katterjohn Bossa Mehringer
Aanne Peaesen de Nobdle Stieneker
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Eunice Richardson
Jesse Lippoldt
Bainbridge Tp
Florence Hufpagel
Olarava Eckatein
Clarence Krapf
Ardella Berger
Albert Markus
Alma Burger
Cee
Schwinghammer
Georgina Mehbringer
Bessi Mabel Wellegieger
Anna Lechner
Edward Kamman
Victoria Jerget
Roy Brace
Hildgarde Hohler
Frank Beumer
Alfred Wagner
Walter Uebelher
Ernestine Ramsperger
Ferdinand Tp
Clarence Berger
Wilhelmina Schipp
Vials
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Nice
Ludwine Dall
Victories Gasser
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Walter Deunhwuer
Abs Bertha Himedl
Emil Darebhols
Charles
Nichol Hseaere
Ghnts
Government Crop Report
Indiana
Burg
Samuel T. Lynch
Andra M. Snyder
Birdacye
Clyde B. Lawrence Winslow
Beira D. Oarn
Pikeville
Goodrich
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Gen. Pershing
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Adolph Heim
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