Local residents and visitors noted in Ferdinand area news
John Jacobi from Bradford visited relatives at the Convent. George Kehrer of Cannelton represented Diem Wing Paper Co. in town. Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber of St Meinrad travelled via town on way to Evansville. Brother Roys of St Meinrad headed to West Baden for ten days. Monastery traffic managed by Brother Meinrad in his absence. Leo Lichleiter joined wife returning home from Louisville. Various locals and visitors from Louisville Evansville Jasper Owensboro Cincinnati and Cincinnati area noted through the week including churchgoers and residents attending events and traveling to and from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kehrer
Cannelton
The
Diem & Wing Paper Co
John Gerber
St Meinrad
Evansville
Roys
St. Meinrad
West Baden
Meinrad
J. A. Greulich
Sage and Sulphur Compound Turns Gray Hair Dark
Historical advertisement claims Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural hair color and shine. It touts ease of use with a sponge or brush, promising gray coverage by morning and darker, glossy results after a few applications while disclaiming disease treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oime
Wyeth
Appointment of administrator for Dubois County estate
Notice from the Dubois Circuit Court Clerk that Hugo H. Schipp is appointed administrator with the will annexed of Gertrude Stallman deceased of Dubois County Indiana. The estate is deemed likely solvent. Bomar Traytor Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois Circuit Court
Gertrude Stallman
Dubois County
Indiana
Hugo H. Schipp
Adinr
Bomar Traytor
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice in Dubois County
The trustee of Ferdinand township Dubois county Indiana will attend township business at his home office every weekday. Persons with township business are asked to present it at his home. Nick Senninger Trustee Ferdinand Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand, Inc
Inside baths before breakfast a health reform urged
The article promotes daily internal cleaning with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the bowels. It claims toxins from indigestible matter form in the gut and enter the blood, causing headaches stomach issues and general poor health, urging readers to start this routine.
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Ferdinand News
Henry Haake
Ferdinand
Madlon & Boehm
Woodworth Company
Wilton
Conan
Stephen Seng
Mra Kanigonda Alkuffr
Haysville
John Jacobi and Son
Bradford
Leo Lichleiter
Loisville
Frank Meyer
Frances Mechling
Mary Miler
Tillie Sondermann
John Horny
Near St. Anthony
Wendrl Rigler
Chas
Horry
Augusta Dilger
Monte Casino
Tuesdday
Emma Hollincen
Louisville
Mary Weyer
Cincinnati
Mayme Hollander
Huntingburg
Ben Hollinden
Owensboro
Elizabeth Mehling
Gertie Reincker
Jasper
Evangeline Gugsell
Verena Sondermann
Jake Hollander
Paulins
George Bischof
Edmund Hass
Nick Schatz
Mr. Schatz
Raymond Snyder
John Derebhelz
Raymond
Herb Muller
Lexington
Womhington
Vincennes
Pete Tempel
Siberia
Ferdinand Stock Yards
Ed Mullen
Adgeville
Mrs
Chas,Matzger
Rev. Eather John
B. J. Beckmann
Albert 8Ondermango
Jake Bartley
J. H. Beckmann
J.B. Hughes
Nashville
Tenn
France
Frank Reckelhoff
W. A. Bruner
Jas. Murray
Martin Lemmon
Hantingburg
Harry Miller
Mr. Wolf
Corydon
Ben Seufert
G. A. McLane
Indianapolis
Robert E. Eckert of
Academy
Joe Wessel
Joe
Frank
Ai Mueller
Leo
Ed Seufert
William Wessel
Martin Ferdy
Edwin Weyer
Leo Kippenbrock
Joe Meyer
Tony Kitten
Herman Niehans
Robert Beckmann
Mia
Joseph Schnalan
Irene and
Marcella
Celestine
Nick Burke
A. Sunderman of
Duff
Wm. Sprinkle
Oriole
Joe James
Branchville
John Vogl
Santa Claus
Frank Arnold
Robert Nord
Mariah Hill
Henry Lange
St. Henry
Leo Burn
Fulda
Walter Qualkenbush
Hillham
M. L. Lasher
Saffaras
George Kreilein
George Coupper
James D. Hollon
Joe Stephens
Petersburg
Academy of Tnt Immaculate Conception
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Gerhard Weyer
Kinust & Helming
Sunday Courier
the Courier
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Hank
Pete
Soc
Arky
Cowan
Prwate Pee
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