Local Residents Conduct Town Business This Week
Personal visits and errands fill Ferdinand area as residents travel to nearby towns and cities. Miss Katie Mueller heads to New York to visit sister Mrs. Emma Evans, while Mrs. Voges journeys from St Anthony to see Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gehlhausen. Several locals, including Oscar Arnold, George Dumolt, and John Sehior, transact business in town and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Mueller
New York
Emma Evans
John Seh
St. Henry
Rupert Klueh
Charles Barley
Jasper
Ferdinand
Werner Wollenmann
Huntingburg
Robert Remke
Raymond Reckelhoff
Evansville
John Edele
J. H. Beckmann
Winter returns to B zville with regional travels
In Huntingburg and Ferdinand visits this week several residents including Jacob H Brett and son Fred, Andy Wagner, Mr and Mrs John Limp and daughter Alvina, Meta Partenheimer, Andy Jacob and son, Lilian Partenheimer and others were seen. Max Englert owns a new Dodge sedan. Edwin Bretz and siblings departed for Broadlands to work for months. A 158 acre farm is for sale through John Limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Wagner
Ferdinand
John Limp
Alvina
Huntingburg
Meta Partenheimer
Andy Jacob and Son
Lilian Partenheimer
Bessie
Beatrice Abell
Margareth Bretz
Elsie Limp
Lorina Weaver
Fulda
Andy Jacobs
Max Englert
Edwin Bretz
Clarrissa
Henry
Frank Bretz
Broadlands
Train Schedules Update Effective Sunday November 9
A timetable note states that starting Sunday November 9 Train East Train 12 West a 4 West 13 Enat will operate with updated departures and routes. The terse notice lacks full context but signals adjustments to service for that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat
Hunger Knows No Armistice in the Caucasus
Colonel William N. Haskell, Allied high commissioner in the Trans-Caucasus, appeals to Near East Relief for food and supplies. He cites ceasefire access to destitute Armenians and Tartars, vast refugee camps, and starvation risk as American relief efforts continue to save tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucasus
Haskell
Near East
William N. Haskell
High Commission
Trans-Caucasus
Near East Relief
Madison Avenue
New York City
Armenia
Azerbaidjan
Georgia
Karabagh
Shusha
Nakhichevan
Tifiis
Baku
Turkish Armenia
Russian Armenia
Transcaucasia
Cleveland H. Dodge
Meen
Deferred railroad work to meet postwar demand and expansion
Walker Hines warns that railroads face a massive, war delayed program needing billions in new capital. He says continued equipment purchases, terminal enlargements, additional main lines, and expanded shops are essential to serve peak traffic as private operation resumes. He notes prior years saw restricted activity due to war and material shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker TD. Hines
Railtroads
Hines
Federal Centre
Railroads Triple Traffic Since 1898, US Industry Grows
The American railroads now handle over three times the traffic of 1898 and in four months of 1919 match the year's previous totals. Freight ton mileage, passenger miles, and overall rail efficiency surged as investment boosted capacity. By 1917 output per worker rose 60 percent while train loads jumped 180 percent, reflecting rapid modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cnice
Adequate Rail Rates Urged by Life Insurance Leaders
In a resolution by the Association of Life Insurance Presidents the heads of major insurance companies call for railroad rehabilitation and by law established rates sufficient to meet current and future commerce needs and to stabilize rail credit and securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Life Insurance
Credit Men Council Warns Over Railway Transfers
The National Association of Credit Men executive council issues a public statement on the country credit situation. It emphasizes protecting the railway from receivership during any move toward private control and calls for safeguards to maintain financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
National Association of Credit Men
Snasere
Unclear fragment hints at local notice or names
Fragmentary text mentions individuals Nick Senninger and Yusie Ferdinand with scattered phrases about daily attendance and representation suggesting a personal or official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Senninger
Yusie Ferdinand
Mentho-Sulphur Skin Cream Heals Eczema Fast
Mentho-Sulphur cream soothes irritated skin and eases eczema fast says a skin specialist. It stops itching instantly and, after a few applications, clears the rash and smooths the skin. The remedy destroys parasites causing burning and disfigurement and is available at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chevrolet
Orphone John Russ
Fordi
Mand
Ind
William A. Wilson
Jasper, Ind
Oscar Arnold
Mariah Hill
E. H. Wagner
Louisville
George Dumolt
St. Meinrad
Hubert Hoffmann
Detroit
Lorina
Ella Seng
Joe Schnauss
Frank Riehl
Joe Bickwermert
Isadore Klueh
C. R. Schuler
Richard Iueh
Miss Briggitta Becher
John Zeller
Campus
Ill
John Renner
Ireland
Rockport
Owensboro
Ben Elmer
Liberia
Susie Seger
Gertie Reinacker
Herb Muller
Ben Seufert
Dale
Mya,Os
Leo Gehl
Ansen
Victor Grewe
Mt. Vernon
Zville
Jacob H. Brett
Fred
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Bartley’s
Southern
N. A
Jochem
Johnaburg
A.m. D
Earl Caddock
Iowa
Aand Township
Dubai
Vaced
Bartely’s
A. F. Gugsell
Gerhard Bolte
Business Man
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!