Academy of the Immaculate Conception Ferdinand Indiana
The Academy of the Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand Indiana is a boarding and day school for girls run by the Sisters of St Benedict. Commissioned by Indiana's Board of Education to confer high school privileges the school emphasizes music art health solid knowledge cultured manners and moral religious training. For details contact Sister Superior in Ferdinand Indiana.
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Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Edication
State of
Indiana
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand
Local residents and visitors frequent Huntingburg area
A long list of individuals from Huntingburg and nearby Jasper, St Meinrad, Tell City, Louisville, Cincinnati, and other towns visited, traveled, or attended events in town last Saturday to Sunday. Notable names include Frank Reekelhoff, Mrs John Knapp, Karl Bartley family, John Schreiner, Henry Kemp, Frank Horlander, Joe Wever, Gabriel Rippentroek, Hubert Quante, Johann Kost, Dr Frank Mueller, and many others with cross-town visits and social activities noted. Several attend weddings, funerals, and religious events, with travel from Louisville, Cincinnati, and St Meinrad for family and social ties.
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Karl Bartley
Nathan Taichert
Louis Siebert
Bob Nordhoff
Jasper
John Schreiner
Chrisney
John Koenig
Joe Wever
Henry Fleck
Peter Gerber
John Bh. Schmidt
Mike Trobhresang
St. Anthony
William Hollinden
Helen Hollinden
Louisville
Dietrich Hollinden
Frank Widener
St. Meinrad
John Voepel
Time Table for Ferdinand ADE Road and Southern Trains
A damaged timetable fragment lists Ferdinand ADE Road times and connections. It mentions Southern trains to Rockport Evansville West Baden Princeton and Louisville with routes from the Plantingburg depot and notes multiple connections to nearby towns. Passenger details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Lyn Ferdinand
Phamtingborg
Perditiamd Ia
Percdian
Weseting Sire
Forumer
Louisville
Ane
West Baaden
Princeton
Trai
West Baden
Evansville
Hockport
Camieltom
Inside bathing and hot water cleanse the bowels and blood
The article urges daily morning use of two cups hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the bowels and remove poisons. It claims indigestible matter feeds bacteria, toxins enter the blood, and promises improved health. It promotes buying limestone phosphate and internal sanitation as essential for well being.
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Fas Divas
Horie Dresses Draw Attention in Wisconsin Arm House
A fragmented item describes Horie dresses appealing to women in a Wisconsin setting. The text references a fashion proved and mentions a dress style with deep hem and trend notes. The passage includes unclear names and terms, with references to a local scene and a cyber entity.
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Stearr
Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Cold Relief
Advertises Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as the fastest remedy for chest colds backache sore muscles stiff joints and rheumatic pains. Promises tingling heat within minutes and claims it can be found at any drug store for immediate relief.
Obituary and local notices from Jasper and surrounding towns
Mrs. Alex Pister died at Jasper Monday and was buried yesterday. Miss Minnie Kuntz, daughter of Andrew Kuntz of Troy, had been married three months. Governor McCray proclaims Indiana College Week from May 22 to 20. Mr and Mrs Martin Wever welcome a baby boy. Frank Weaver of Terre Haute bought the Chris Murgenson property for 1250. Two Evansville steeplejacks repair church roof and gilt crosses. For sale Dainty Pur Braided Pies and farm items advertised. Local ads include salesmen wanted and miscellaneous notices.
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Alex Pister
Jasper
Sheop
Minnie Kuntz
Andrew Kuntz
Troy
Printing Experts Promise Customer Satisfaction in Every Job
The firm states the proof of good printing lies in user satisfaction and results. They proclaim specialization in business printing and capacity to handle any related work required.
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Qutta
Donato
Home Sweet Home
Jack Wilson
Donald
Tal
Gkme
Frank Reekelhoff
Huntingburg
John Knapp
Henry Kemp
Tell City
Frank Horlander
Mariah Hill
Robert Peters
Cincinnati
Gerhard Rippentroek
Anton Heilers
Son Ohn
Ebateringburg
Hubert Quante
Henry Mover
Byeansville
John Kost
St. Meirad
Ben Gessner
Wmn. Saver
Matt Hass
Vincent Schnidt
Anna Tuehseherer
Louis- Ville
Frank Altmann
J. H. Beckmmann
Johnsburg
Frank Mueller
Lawrenceburg
Ohio
Joe Kuntz
This
John Kuntz
Fulda
Alex Pfister
G. A. Melamne
State Medical Board
Indianapolis
Mabel Sutton
Huntingburg High School
Mary and
Antoinette Johnson
Wm. Helming
Motoriine
Adam Jacobi
Herman Bolte
J. H. Beckmann
Frank Weaver
Albert
Renus Klueh
Mtell City
John Klieh
Philip Sehum
Mike Edele
John
St. Henry
J. Oa. Sandermann
Atty
John J. McFall
Lewal
John Zarn
Albert Uebether
William I. Sauer
Mike Jochimin
St. Hear
Clara Hoflman
Phantinwbure
Frank Hettich
Mrs. Hettich
Casper Schuck
Dee Wessel
Josie Uebelher
Huntingbury
Herbert Mueller
Dolores
Huntinghar
Ferdinand Ade
Aly
Leonard Maller
Gk Pal
Huntingbure
Ind
Uncle Johns
Southern Railway System
Southern Realway
Hantingbiteee
Isis
Bay
Gore
Hoake
Toby Ye
Dbs
Doane Ui
Bacinsvile
Hintinggbore Hive
Meansville
Kck
Norton
Cuzco
Crystal
Dubois
Lennon Owl & Paint CO
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
Warren T. McCray
Indiana College
Martin Wever
Terre Haute
Chris Murgen
Eberhard Autarth
Dauniner
Ays
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