Local gossip items and visits around Ferdinand area
Joseph and Oscar Fossenegroaf Louisville relatives visit. Mrs Verena Denning stays with relatives at Ferdinand. Ed Otto family visits Jasper. Miss Anna Detert Margareth Janson and Mary Horny from Louisville guests near Adgeville, return home. Ben Bischof from Louisville visits parents. College and Seminary students go home for vacation. Ed Lingemann and family return from Kayne, Iowa to summer with relatives. Boril Widmer area hosts families for gathering. Funeral in Owensboro for Mrs Frank Boehmann. Parish schools close. Regina New's 21st birthday surprise party. Fulda Star Band joins travels to Rockport for centennial celebration. Andrew Kern’s funeral and burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Anna Detert
Margareth
Willie Janson
Mary Horny
Louisville
Emil Widmer
Adgeville
Visiting relatives and local farewells in Owensboro area
Stay Herbert Bauer of Owensboro is visiting relatives this week. Mrs. Wm Louis and children are in from Louisville for a few weeks. Mrs. R Ackermann and son Raymond visit relatives at Troy and Tell City. Mr and Mrs Wm Dilger and daughter Marie spent Sunday with friends at Fulda. Citizens attended Anton Kern funeral at Fulda Monday. Mr and Mrs C M Renneisen and son returned to Louisville Sunday after a pleasant visit with home folks.
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John Haller
Owensboro
Herbert Bauer
R. Ackermann
Raymond
Troy
Tell City
Wm. F. Dilger
Marie
Fulda
Anton Kern
John Limp
Huntingburg
Val. Limp
George
Indianapolis
Wheat Harvest Nears In Short Crop Year
Wheat harvest arrives this week as the crop is very short and many fields yield gems barely worth cutting. The Hessian fly and fesse face winter without snow, affecting future yields and farm plans.
Rainy spell clouds Bretzville social notes
Miss Frieda Bretz of Hunting bury visits relatives here. Fred Beetz tours Siberia with his brother. Mrs Adam Heid rich ill. John and Mrs Limp visit Hun tingburg with daughter. The Limp family returns from Indianapolis later. Honeymooning Jake Sutter and Hilda Limp depart for Indianapolis. Hubert Warner joins Ferdinand gathering with locals including Idan Moenkhaus family. Attendees Tom Pfaff Carl Arwin Partenheimer Arnold Heidrich Frank Edwin Alvin Bretz Bertha Bretsz Helen Pfaff. Music and games fill the day with late departure.
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Idan Moenkhaus
Tom Pfaff
Carl and
Arwin Partenheimer
Arnold Heidrich
Frank
Edwin
Alvin Bretz
Missen Bertha Bretsz
Helen Pfaff
Mrs Wm Passmore Guests From Louisville
Mariah Hill reports Mrs. Wm Passmore and two daughters of Louisville visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Hollander. Bernard Bockting departed for Louisville Sunday for a week's stay.
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Wm. Passmore
Louisville
Joe Hollander
Bernard Bockting
Tanlac Makes Young Man Of Me In Indiana Farm Tale
Kokomo June 22 Albert Radcliff a Forrest Clinton County farmer praised Tanlac the Master Medicine as it cured his long stomach and liver troubles after two years of distress. He reports restored appetite improved digestion relief from constipation and renewed energy allowing him to work his farm within a week. Tanlac sold exclusively in Ferdinand at A G Wollenmann's drug store.
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Beckmann State Bank
Kokomo
Ind
Albert Radcliff
Forrest
Clinton County
Radcliffe
Tanlac
Tantlac
Ferdinand
A. G. Wollenmann
Wanted A Girl For General House Work
Classified note from Mrs John G Beckmann seeks a helper for general house work. The item appears in a historic newspaper fragment alongside a brief, unclear report about military movements in Mexico and a mention of The Courier newspaper.
House with three rooms and one lot in Wagner's addition
Miss Josie Uebelhoer began work at Bartley’s store as sales lady. For sale the building occupied by Beckmann State Bank. Inquire Mrs Katharine Fischer about mens neckties for the glorious fourth of July. A new line just received come and be convinced by Keckelhoff Muller.
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Fir
Wagner
Henry Laake
Josie Uebelhoer
Bartley
Munday
Beckmann State Bank
Mra
Katharine Fischer
Keckelhoff & Muller
One Dollar Campaign Offer for Evansville Courier
Evansville Courier advertises a special offer to receive the daily Evansville paper through the presidential campaign. Readers send one dollar and complete a coupon to obtain daily delivery until November 10, 1916, with space for name and route. The promotion urges prompt action to follow the national race.
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Evansville
Ind
Courier
Sunday Courier
Alee
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ST. Meinrrd
Joseph and
Oscar
Ed Otto
Jasper
Ben Bischof
College and Seminary
Ed Lingemann
Kayne
Laa
Thesday
Boril Widmer
Otto Hertwig
Theresia Pussenegger
August
Joseph
Frances Schnellenberger
Ludwig
Henry Boehmann
Alois Menger
Mike Altmann
Ben Boehrmann
Clara
Tuesiday
Frank Boehmann
Martin Jent
City
Lof & Sons
Linus Klueh
Mary New
Regina
Rockport
Andrew Kern
Mariah Air
Frieda Bretz
Huntingbury
Fred Beetz
Siberia
Jake Bretz
Mes
Adam Heidrich
Jake Sutter
Hilda Limp
Hubert Warner
Mariah Hill
the Courier
Evanaville
General House
John G. Beckmann
Carrenga
L0th
U. S. Cavalry
Mexico
Por
John Olinger
Carolina Haug
John Weber
H. and
C. Helming
Mary Hoge, Mary Rahmann
Elizabeth Dilger
Bernardine Kuhe
Maria Wilmers
Herman Wilmers
Alois Niehaus
H. Kitten
Leo
Sodus
Daunhauers
Daunhauer’s
Ferdinand Peters Pump Company
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
G. G. Wletzger
Muller Britte C
Troiman
Lily
Muller Bros. Milling CO
Dubois County
Bell Services
Mea Ee
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
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