Wedding at Murphysboro Bride Adeline Henrich to Wed James Wilson
Miss Adleine Henrich to marry James Frank Wilson in a 7:30 am nuptial Mass at St. Andrew's church. Rev K Schauerte to perform the ceremony. Attendants: Chresta Henrich and Ed Nelson. Bride in crepe de chine and silk net with white roses. Breakfast at the bride’s parents on Mulberry Street and a wedding supper that evening. The bride, daughter of Frank and Mrs. Henrich, formerly a bookkeeper. groom, son of Fannie Wilson, employed at Murphysboro Water Works. They plan to reside at Fifth and Lucier streets.
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Adleine Henrich
James Frank Wilson
St. Andrew’s Church
Rev
K. Schauerte
Misa Chresta Henrich
Ed Nelson
Mulberry Street
Frank Henrich
Parker & Thomas Planning Establishment
Miss Henrich
St. Andrew’s School
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Wilson
Fannie Wilson
North Street
Court actions and local improvements marked in Dubois Co docket
Special NEWS Service reports judge appointments and cases on the docket since 1910 including Laura J Bretz v Southern Ry Co and Henry Pfau v Southern Ry Co continued. Other items note a Rule to answer by dates and a dismissal by defendant. Indiana Street walkway improvements extend from Ohio Street to the depot reflecting the latest public works progress.
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State
Schwenk and Whitten
Bosler
Birk
Laura J. Bretz
Southern Ry. Co
Henry Pfau
Ben DeMotte
Beekmann State Bank
Board of Commissioners of
Dubois
Marke
Board of Quoiniesioners of
Dubois Co
Henry Fritch
Roads
Tris
Deering Twine Available From John Hoffmann
Local note lists John Hoffmann offering Deering Twine for buyers. Also mentions a Tuesday card party at Dr. and Mrs. Gugesell's home with many local youths in attendance.
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John Hoffmann
Mrs. Gugesell
Croxone Promises Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Croxone as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It claims the remedy soaks into kidneys, dissolves uric acid, cleans pores, and clears toxins from blood, with a money back guarantee if it fails in one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Minds and the paradox of open thinking
A humorous meditation from the Indianapolis Star on minds as small yet powerful devices. It notes minds vary in size from tiny to legendary, jokes about overworking the mind, and argues genuine satisfaction comes from accepting one’s own mind rather than envying others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Indianapolis Star
Animals lack instinct in learning poisonous plants
Observations cited in the London Lancet note domestic animals learn to avoid poisonous flora through experience after exposure abroad. Lambs and calves in the same pasture as mothers are more prone to sampling danger, while young birds must learn by trial to distinguish edible from harmful prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Ahn
Raymond Crawford
Morgan
Had Plan of Their Own After Pope Defeat
A private Ohio soldier visited his captain after the Second Bull Run and Chantilly defeats and offered a campaign plan to crush the Secession. He asked to see Pope, but instead got a long wait and a sharp rebuke. His plan, he claimed, was for Pope and Bob Lee to swap commands and win in 60 days, a notion met with ridicule as they booted him from camp.
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Pope
Chantilly
Ohio
Buckeye
Weill
John Pope
Bob Lee
The Ministry of Newspapers and Our Shared Reality
The Methodist Recorder asserts the newspaper’s universal role in uniting nations and guiding public life. It urges clarity, responsibility, and engagement, arguing that staying informed anchors citizens in present realities beyond mere distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Newspapers
Nations
Methodist
Recorder
Duchess of Beaufort Earns Praise for War Work
A bishop at a dinner party praised the duchess of Beaufort for her active involvement in the women for the land movement. The duchess, known for her charm, received a graceful compliment from the bishop after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Duchess of Beaufort
A & Io
Grace
Wala
Gil
Southern Time Card excerpt shows train connections and agent
The notice lists train connections for West and East lines with a special connection at H station. It notes Train 13 connects with Train 23, which serves Huntingburg to Louisville route. Agent A Jochem in Johnsburg Indiana signs the notice.
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Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Bouthern
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louieville
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Southern Railway
Ind
Leonard Maller
Victor Grewe
G.P
P A
Louisville
A. Jochem
Johnsburg
Fragmentary Rural Note Reveals Brewed Nonsense
A partial, unclear fragment describes a late bottle at dry and mentions Sage and Sulphur and a tot of mwa with vague references to gray faded hail. The text is unreadable and lacks coherent facts or context.
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Madion & Boehm
Murphysboro
THE
CO. Capital
Special News Service
Indiana Street
Frank Hoge
Ohio Street
Loe
John Gerber
Ben Laake
St. Meinrad Seminary and College
Charlies Bickwermert
Dr. Gugsell
U.s.army
Navy
Academy OF the Immaculate Conception
Indiana
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Mathias Olinger
A.m
Hagburg
Empire Type Foundry
Buffalo
Ferdinand Township
Duboin County
Gerhard Bolte
Nick Renninger
Eeciona Ind
Dubois County Kepaone Co
All Points
Dubois County
BELL
Hall
F., J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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