Notable Visits and Weather Strains Mark St Anthony News
Jimmie Whitten, riding bailiff, spurs Jasper trips for locals. Frank Kessing, Perry County giant, drew a crowd. Easter mass by new four voice choir praised. many residents travel to Jasper courting. Wind and rain wreck fences and fields while mail carrier blocked by high water. Floods inundate bottoms. skiffs kept lumber safely. Several locals noted visits from Fr Leander, Rev Schnellenberger, Karl Jeffers, and distant travelers. Farm shifts include Leo Birchler renting Frank Goetz Sr. place. Frank Collignon buys Moll farm near Santa Claus for 7500 dollars. The recent storm caused limited damage locally despite wider regional impact.
Local notes from Bretzville rain and travel sightings
Rain and high water affect Bretzville as residents and visitors travel to Huntingburg Ferdinand and St Anthony for business and livestock. Names include Kid Frick Jakie Bretz John F Schurtz Herman Wibbels Charley Troxler Val Fleig Mrs L L Hebbler Belma Haulves Louis Wiseman Albert Bartley and Dr Maslowsky among others with several visits and sales noted.
Community Notes From Mariah Hill Area
Miss Margaret Hollander returns home after a weeks visit with relatives in Louisville. William Spayd and sister Irene spent hours in Ferdinand on Saturday. Mrs Ludwina Passmore and baby of Louisville visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Hollander. Wm EF Dilger and Sebastian Betta were in Rockport on business. Andrew Suhum spent days in Rockport on business last week. Mrs Peter Roos visited St Henry last week. Mrs Wm Bredhold and Mrs Henry Bredhold visited relatives in Huntingburg last week.
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Margaret Hollander
Louisville
William Spayd
Irene
Ferdinand
Ludwina Passmore
Baby
Joseph Hollander
Wm, EF. Dilger
Sebastian Betta
Rockport
Andrew Suhum
Peter Roos
St. Henry
Wm. Bredhold
Henry Bredhold
Huntingburg
Local Notes From Fulda and Surrounding Areas
Frank Jacob visited Pockport Monday to tend farming interests. Edwin Boshi from Taouisville visited Haster with friends. Albert Wirthwein returned from Riveria Texas amid a colonization excursion. A large group of youths gathered at Misses Ada and Katie Weaver’s home Sunday night. The marriage of William Hildenbrand and Rosie Kaelin of Owensboro Wy was announced in church last Sunday. A dance is planned for next Monday in the town hall. John Harm Jr of Owen… ky reported business here last week. Hugo, the infant son of Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hildenbrand
Rosie Kaelin
Owensboro, Wy
Our Church
Electric Bitters touted to cure rheumatism and stomach woes
A Georgia school principal, Charles Allen of Sylvania, recounts torment from rheumatism and stomach trouble. He claims four bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely, urging relief from rheumatic pains linked to stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by druggists at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
AU Draggists
Ade
Town Gears Up For Weekend Events At Local Halls
Residents anticipate a lively spell with a school play on Sunday night at the school hall. Monday brings a political gathering and two dances at Senninger's hall and Barth's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Senninger's
Barth's
Morris Co fertilizer offered for sale
John Hoffmann advertises a hydrolyzed fertilizer made from animal matter suitable for potatoes and corn and states it is offered at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Co
Corn as Sheep Feed and its Risks
The article notes corn as a preferred sheep feed for fattening but warns against overfeeding. It explains corn averages about 60 percent starch and 6 percent oil, aiding heat and fat but dangerous if given alone. A balanced ration with clover hay is advised for proper growth during fattening. Dyvaver's Journal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyvaver’s
Seed Breeding and Cantalope Seed Quality
Seed quality determines crop profits and risks for cantaloupes. At Colaradd Agricultural College and Rocky Ford growers faced losses from poor or mixed seed in early cantaloupe production. Unreliable seed could ruin a season's work and field value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Bevin
Colaradd Agricultural College
Rocky Ford
Making Good Sized Herd From Drees Offspring
The text discusses increasing a herd size over a couple of years with careful care. It notes self-signeting livestock, potential dispersal of boars to neighbors, or sale at markets. It estimates a $150 investment with expected strong returns in livestock ventures.
Water for Horses on Long Rides
A short admonition urges travelers to water their horses, noting the animal bears heavier labor and should not be deprived of drink while humans carry water for themselves.
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Henry Beckmann
Pres
R. J. Beckmann
J. A. Sondermann
Pazs
Beckmann State Bank
Rér
American Bankers Association
Indiana Bankers Association
Otens
ST. Anthony
Jimmie Whitten
Jasper
Frank Kessing
Perry County
Our City
St. Anthony’s Church
Wade
Henry Rusche
Sam Hunter
Texas
Leander
Rev. Schnellenberger
Evansville
Karl Jeffers
Adgeville
Gusta Mattingly
da Marther
Dudne
Schnellville
Mary Neu
Anderson Valley Lumber & Spoke Co
Frank Harm
Leo Birchler
Frank Goetz
Frank Collignon
John Meyer
Moll Farm
Santa Claus
Kid Frick
Jakie Bretz
Jacob H. Bretz
Son Fred
John F. Schurtz
John Limp
John Schurtz
John Loew
Herman Wibbels
Charley Troxler
Val Fleig
Ll. Hebbler
Belma Haulves
Elberfield
Clara Partenheimer
Louis Wiseman
Albert Bartley
Misses Limp
Louis Bretz
ST. Meinrad
Dr. Maslowsky
Mariah Hill
Fulda
Frank Jacob
Pockport
Edwin Boshi
Taouisville
Albert Wirthwein
Riveria
Dowty
Misses
Katie Weaver
Jom Harm, Jr
Owen
Hove. Ky
Hugo
Thes Dubois County Telephone Co
Way Point
Dubois County
WM. J. Bretz
Hintingburg., Ind
First National Bank Building
Atp
John Hoffmann
Henry Beckmann & Sons
Michaal Hatbleib
John C. Hassturiher
Barth's Hall
The
Banner Orchestra
Reckelthoff
Joe Diuunhauer
McCall's
the Fashion Authority
McCall’s
Abe
Uae
New York
Chu
Aris
Schwab
Shhwab
Reckelhoff*Muller
JS. K. Beckmann & Sauer
Ind
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