Gossip from St Meinrad Resident Visitors and Events
Ed Tengel of Cleveland visits at Cas per Schnellenberger’s home. Claud Lomax and Jake Ruexer drive to Evansville. Rose Denning and Anna Zax of Louisville stay with Anna Fischer. Lomax and Lo max family and Ella Lomax visit Bristow. Altmann returns from range. discharged at Camp Taylor. Barbara Chandler funeral in Adyville. Parochial schools close. Schnellenberger transacts at Rockport. Eglett family trip to Iowa. Claud Lomax on Mortal Hill for business. Joe Toektinge and Chas Kost in Lovansville. Greasinger family from Huntingburg visit.
Local Visitors and Birth Notice Fill Botanic
Fulda residents welcomed relatives from Rockport Princeton and New Boston. George Collignon’s family welcomed a 10 lb daughter named Frieda Marie who was baptized. A farm incident near W Keller killed four cattle after a lightning strike. Frank Hildenbrand traveled to Illinois for farm work.
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George Collignon
Frieda Marie
W. Keller
In- Botanic
Weather Warmth Prompts Active Clover Harvest In Siberia
Farmers in Siberia busy with clover cutting amid warm weather. Local residents note social visits and small events including birthdays, trips to Ferdinand and Jasper, and a family welcome with a newborn girl. Community members attend church and see relatives during Sunday and weekend travels.
Bretzville Social Notes Touch Ferdinand and Feainand
Louis P. Bretz and son Adolph visited Ferdinand on Saturday. John Schurz and Mrs. Z and J Schurz with sister Mrs. A S Prittel went on a business trip to Feainand Saturday. Miss Meta Partenheimer, staying at Wenisville, returned home Sunday.
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Albert Boeglin
Ferdinand
Adolph Bretz
Bertha
Julia
Evansville
Louis P. Bretz
Son Adolph
John Schurz
PB. J Schurz
A. S. Prittel
Feainand
Meta Partenheimer
Wenisville
Sundeg
Local Visitors and Discharges Noted in Johnsburg Area
Louisville resident C J Yaeger visited Johnsburg on Thursday. Evansville duo Frank Wetzel and Join James were in town Friday. Mrs Naoma Schnell visits her mother in Byron Michigan. Mrs Nick Hohl attended Hun tingburg Monday. Sergeant Peter J Jochem of the Clover Leaf 88th Division was discharged at Camp Grant Illinois and returned home. Farmers are busy culling clover and harvesting wheat.
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Frank Wetzel
Join James
Evansville
Peter J. Jochem
Clover Leaf
Camp Grant
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Health Tip
A newspaper health note urges waking with a glass of hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal bathing can relieve headaches bilious attacks and constipation and recommends buying limestone phosphate from a drug store to start a daily routine.
Painted farms prove worth as a loan and sale asset
An American Agriculturist survey of bankers across Iowa Illinois Michigan Ohio Indiana and Missouri finds painted farm buildings boost loan value by about 22 percent on average. Banks note better appearance signals thrift, raises sale value, and can lower loan costs while extending building life.
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Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Isaois
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan Bank
Minnesota
Northern Illinois
Paint and Illiteracy in Rural Areas
Washington reports from the Educational Bureau and the Bureau of Industrial Research show that states with high illiteracy have little use of paint on homes. Painted buildings are rare in areas with white illiteracy, likely due to lack of understanding of paint as a preservative.
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Washington, D. C
Educational Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Research
Invitation to Subscribe Ties Sample News Copy
A sample copy of the NEWS invites readers to subscribe for full access. The notice highlights benefits, including regular delivery and special reports, urging action to stay informed and connected with ongoing coverage.
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Edward J. Beckmann
Robert J. Beckmann
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Beckmann State Bank
ST. Meinrrd
Ed Tengel
Cleveland, O
Casper Schnellenberger
Claud Lomax
Jake Ruexer
Rose Denning
Anna Zax
Louisville
Anna Fischer
Russel Lomax
Ella Lomax of
Bristow
Tuowhe
Ad Altmann
Camp Taylor
B. Cherry
Barbara Chandler
Adyville Puesday
Rat Schnellenberger
Rockport
Jos. Eglett
Meinrad
Mortal Hill
Joe Toektinge
Chas, Kost
Lovansville
Jos. Greasinger
Huntingburg
Fulda
Paul Schaffer
Elizabeth Schaffer
Frank Kautfeld
Math Miller
Princeton
Mr. Miller
Ed Waidhier
New Boston
Frank Hildenbrand
Illinois
Siberia
Fran
Gusta
Theodore Hulsmann
Treland
Ben Kemper
Robert Schlachter
Emma
Lula
Devine
John Arehart
John Hollinden
Pete Hartwick
Jasper
Jacob Kunkler
George Kunzler
France
Hin
John Denn
St. Meinrad
Leo Uebelher
George
Frank Schlachter
John Blume
Hubert Boeglin
Mother
Cannelton
Olivia
Luda Schlachter
George Boeglin
Anton Blume
Miss Clara Schnell
John Bretz
Robert Bretz
Charley Limp
Clarence
Lilian Partenheimer
Katie
Rosie Wagner
Bessie
Beatrice Abell
Elzie
Reta Limp
Theodore Bretz
Clara
Raymond Moenkhouse
Adolph
Herman Englert
Edgar
Reynold
Johnsburg
C. J. Yaeger
Naoma Schnell
Byron, Mich
Nick Hohl
Fariers
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Ferdinand, Ind
Ge Go Wetzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
the American Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J
Henry Haake
Ferdinand Railroad
Sunay
Huntingburyg
Leonard Multer
Fo& Pla
Huotingburg
Ind
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
the Courier
Evanaville
Evangsville, Ind
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