Local Ferdinand notices mark week with odd items
Next Thursday is Ascension Day. A Byprian Bummi opened an ice cream stand last Sunday. Barth's Hall hosted a well attended dance last Saturday. Green Seal Paints ads urged quality and value. The post office list notes undelivered letters for April 1907. The Ferdinand Theatrical Club promises temperance drama Out in the Streets and Jumbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byprian Bummi
Barth's
Gustav Weerter’s
Ferdinand
Ind
J. D. Guthrie
Ferdinand Brothers
A. G. Wollenmann
Ferdinand Theatrical Club
Huntingburg
Local residents and visitors flock to town events
A long list of names visits and travels through town including Peter Gerber, Clem Lueken Sr, Miss Tillie Bondermann, Fred Bromm, Dr. James, Mrs. Beckmann, Mr. and Mrs. Thieman, Miss Mellie Altmeyer, and many others. People attend dances, shop, renew subscriptions, and support local businesses such as Kitten Machine Works and Barth's Hall. Migrants travel to St Meinrad, Jasper, Evansville, Huntingburg, and Kiss to visit relatives, attend funerals, and buy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gerber
Benedict
Seifert
St. Henry
Clem Lueken, Sr
Tillie Bondermann
Meinrad
Alaya Becher
Mike Mehling
St. Meinrad
Perm Rottet
Fischer
Mr. Gardner
Jasper
Albert Partenheimer
Paul Meyer
Herbert Werter
George Horney
Griessinger
Sprauer
Huntingsburg
Barth’s Hall
Philip Schum
Mariah Hill
Subscriptions Listed For THE FERDINAND News
The Ferdinand News notes new subscribers and renewals since the last issue. New names include Grover Behrens Huntingburg Indiana John Wessel Ferdinand Indiana Henry Verkamp Holyoke Cole John Webelhoer Ferdinand Indiana Anna Wiederkehr Louisville Kentucky Josef Mueller Chicago Illinois Philip Folum Mariah Hill Indiana. Renewals feature Wm Bohrmann Ferdinand Henry Tretter Ferdinand Anton Halbleib Ferdinand Cecelia Maffenbeit St Louis Missouri John Lindauer Ferdinand Mary Lindauer Stephan South Dakota Joe Ernat Siberia Indiana and Bex Wilders Ft Branch Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand News
Grover Behrens
Huntingburg
Ind
John Wessel
Ferdinand
Henry Verkamp
Holyoke
Cole
John Webelhoer
Anna Wiederkehr
Louisville
Josef Mueller
Chicago
Ill
Philip £Olum
Mariah Hill
Wm. Bohrhmnn
Henry Tretter
Anton Halbleib
Cecelia Maffenbeit
St. Louis
John Lindauer
Mary Lindauer
Stephan
Dakota
Joe Ernat
Siberia
Bex Wilders
Ft. Branch
Clubbing List Offers Subscriptions at Low Rates
Remittance of one dollar to NEWS grants one year access to multiple publications for both old and new subscribers. Louisville Herald daily costs one dollar under clubbing, a significantly lower rate than four dollars. Other options include Louisville Courier Journal weekly and Cincinnati Enquirer weekly, plus McCall's Magazine monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
Louisville Daily Herald
Louisville Herald
Louisville Courier Journal
Ieee No Better
Beautiful new church at St Meinrad Abbey blessed
On St Benedict feast the new St Meinrad abbey church was blessed with solemn services. The building in Romanesque style connects to the abbey and features four towers, Georgia marble columns, Carrara marble rail, 76 choir stalls, and eighteen stained windows by F. X. Zettler. The project, costing about 300000 dollars, aims for consecration within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Meinrad's Abbey
St. Benedict
Paul Thoma
America
F. X. Zettler
Munich
Bavaria
Deplaz
Ratisbon
Local Market Prices for Eggs Butter Potatoes and Meats
Prices from a local market show eggs sold at 18 cents a dozen and potatoes at 60 cents per bushel. Bacon sides 10 cents, shoulders 8 cents, ham 12 cents, lard 10 cents per pound. Cocks meat priced at 3 cents per pound.
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Birdseye
John Ashe
Dr. Mosby
Haviik
Mosby
Haviiks Wallpaper
J. H. Beckmann & Sauer
Mathias Olinger
U.S
Ben Kippenbrok
Story & Clark
The
Price & Teeple Co
J. .H. Beckmann & Sauer
Eeea
Hurricane Valley
John Schnieders
Schnieders
Reds
Sliders
Reading
Edmond
Tell City
Dr. James
St. ‘Meinrad
BE. E. Schriefer
Lonieville
J. H. Beckmann
Henry Beckmann
Robert Beckmann
Louis Sauer
Mariah Hill and Dale
Joé Ernst
Jacob
Louis Bretz
Bretzville
Kitten Machine Works
Katharine Zink
Evansille
Jacob Denning
N. A. James of
Our Town
Jos. Thieman
Alabama
Christ Metzger
John W. Luker
Stendal
Kitten ‘Machine Works
Mellie Altmeyer
Paul
M. Olinger
Frank Quante
Chas, Metzger
Miss Rose Albert
Mr. Aufderheide
Wm. Hohman
W. Eifert
Lone Cherry
Troy Model Brewery
Gusta Knapp
Minnie Seger
Rude Seger
M. Seger
Herbert Senninger
John Mehling
Chas. Knapp
Louis Roth
Harlock Nebraska
F. X. Rickelmann
Columbus
Springfield
Sam Pitts
Fort Wayne
John Remke
Oral
Adgeville
Herman Theis
Andy and
John
Lutgring of
Haggedorn
J. Wittinghill & Bros. of
Ellsworth
Kitten’s Machine Works
Wm. Haller
Fulda
Leoba Tretter
Lizzie Bischof
Olivia Kaninberg
Ludwine Roos
George Bischof
John B. Seger
Will. Schlegel
Theresia Gerber
August
Joseph Gehlhausen
Molly Snyder
Evansville
Francia Sondermann
Jasper N
Evansville Wore
Henry Mehling
Daly
Mary Schumaker
E. Dilger
Mt. Vernon
Leo Mehling
Mary Pitts
Johnsburg
Albert Reinacker
Henry Niehaus
L. Hicka
Jesse Cunningham
Perry Oo
Aloysius
Ernst R. Welcker
Chas. Behrens
Huntingbuys Bank
Grover
Chicago Veterinary College
J. R. Mitchel
Cincinnatic Enquirer
McCall's Magazine
Fashion Magasing
Ferdinand's Market
Roo
Ge Ib
Cunibertand Phone
Ferdinand Conunion
Rush
Victor
J. A. Sondermann
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
J. C. Goldbach
Gustav Weerter
Joe Daunhauer
VIA
Southern Railway
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