Gossip and Local Visitors in St Meinrad Region
Ed Tengel of Cleveland visits Cas par Schnellenberger. Claud and Mrs Lomax and Jake Ruxer drive to Evansville. Rose Denning and Anna Zax of Louisville stay with Anna Fischer. Lomax family and Elka Lomax visit Bristow. Sid Altmann returns from Camp Taylor. Funeral for Barbara Chandler in Adyville. Parochial schools close. Ed Schoellenberger conducts business in Rockport. Jos Egloft visits sons in Meinrad. Claud Lomax travels for professional work. Bockting and Kost in Jevansville. Greasinger of Huntingburg visits relatives here.
Local Visitors and Birth Report From Rockport Community
Mr and Mrs Paul Schaffer and baby and Mrs Elizabeth Schaffer and rank Kautfeld visited relatives in Rockport last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Math Miller and son of Princeton spend weeks here with relatives. Miller is Princeton city mail carrier. Born to Mr and Mrs George Collignon a tenth daughter Frieda Marie baptized Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Waldhier of New Boston attended church there Sunday. Lightning struck last Friday killing four head of cattle on J W Kole farm. The week ended with farm losses and unsettled reports.
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Paul Schaffer
Elizabeth Schaffer
Rank Kautfeld
Rockport
Math Miller
Princeton
Mr. Miller
George Collignon
Frieda Marie
Ed Waldhier
New Boston
J. W. Kole
Siberia community faces warm spell and social notes
Farmers busy cutting clover as warm weather continues in Siberia. Local births, visits, business trips, and birthday celebrations fill the week with names like Kemper, Boeglin, Schlachter, Bretz, Limp, and Moonkhouse appearing in routine notices and family updates.
Bretzville Residents Travel For Business In Ferdinand
Louis P Bretz and son Adolph visited Ferdinand on Saturday. John Schurz and Mrs J F Schurz with sister Mrs A S Prd ctter also made a business trip to Ferdinand. Nins Meta Partenheimer, staying at Loninville, returned home Bun-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boeglin
Ferdinand
Adolph Bretz
Bertha
Julia
Evansville
Charley Limp
Clarence
Lilian Partenheimer
Katie
Rosie Wagner
Bessie
Beatrice Abel
Elzie
Reta Limp
Theodore Bretz
Clara
Raymond Moonkhouse
Adolph
Herman Englert
Edgar
Reynold
Louis P. Bretz
Son Adolph
John Schurz
J. EF. J Schurz
A. S
Nins Meta Partenheimer
Loninville
Bun
Local notes from Johnsburg and surrounding towns
C J Yaeger of Louisville visited Johnsburg on Thursday while Frank Wetzel and John James of Evansville traveled through Friday. Mrs Naoma Schnell visits her mother in Byron Michigan. Mrs Nick Hohl was in Auntingburg on Monday. Sgt Peter J Jochem of the Clover Leaf 88th Division was discharged at Camp Grant and returned home Tuesday. Farmers are busy cutting clover and harvesting wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wetzel
John James
Evansville
Peter J. Jochem
Clover Leaf
Camp Grant
Inside Bath: Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Cure
Readers are urged to drink a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate every morning to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys and intestines. Proponents claim it neutralizes toxins, improves digestion and prevents headaches, bilious attacks and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Painted Farms Boost Loan Value and Sale Appeal
A survey of bankers in the Mississippi Valley and Midwest shows well painted farm buildings lift loan value by about 22 percent on average and can raise sale appeal. Banks from Michigan to Iowa report 20 to 50 percent higher lending on well maintained, painted properties, with unpainted structures often cutting values.
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Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Iliinois
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan Bank
Minnesota
Sys
Naois
Thiiofa
Iowa Bank
Paint and Illiteracy Connection in Rural Areas
Washington reports a finding by the Educational Bureau and the Bureau of Industrial Research showing higher illiteracy areas use paint far less. Painted homes and barns are rare in regions with white illiteracy, while illiterates may avoid paint as a preservative due to perceived value.
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Washington, D. C
Educational Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Research
Sample News Invite Prompts Subscriptions
A sample copy of the NEWS appears to be an invitation urging readers to subscribe. The notice suggests subscribing to the newspaper for ongoing access to daily coverage and features.
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Joseph A. Sendermann
Edward J. Beckman
Robert J. Beckmann
The
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Ed Tengel
Cleveland, O
Casper Schnellenberger
Claud Lomax
Jake Ruxer
Rose Denning
Anna Zax
Louisville
Anna Fischer
Russel Lomax
Elka Lomax of
Bristow
Sid Altmann
Neoar Prange
Camp Taylor
K. Cherry
Barbara Chandler
Adyville
Ed Schoellenberger
Jos. Egloft
Meinrad
Joe Bockting
Chas. Kost
Jevansville
Jos. Greasinger
Huntingburg
Fulda
Peank Gildanbrand
Illinois
Siberia
Fran
Gusta
Theodore Hulsmmann
Ireland
Ben Kemper
Robert Schlachter
Emina
Lula
John Arehart
John Hollinden
Pete Hartwick
Jasper
Jacob Kunkler
George Kunkler
France
John Denn
St. Meinrad
Leo Uebalher
George
Frank Schlachter
John Blaine
Hubert Boeglin
Mother
Cannelton
Olivia
Luda Schlachter
George Boeglin
Anton Blume
Miss Clara Schnell
John Bretz
Robert Bretz
Johnsburg
C. J. Yaeger
Naoma Schnell
Byron, Mich
Nick Hohl
Auntingburg
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Ferdinand, Ind
Gene Wetzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
the American Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J
Henry Haake
Ferdinand Railroad
Sunay
West Baden
Southern
Uannelton
Southern Railways
Huntingburx
Lod
Leonard Muller
Ind
Hall
Ddrese F
Toledo
Ohe
Courier
Sivanaville's
Beat Paper
Evansville, Ind
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