Winter Turns Dale Town Dry and Growth Continues
Local notes report Dale becoming a dry town as readers stay engaged with a growing subscriber base surpassing 600. The paper lists moves, local commerce, upcoming events, and community notices from Ferdinand and Dubois County with mentions of births, sales staff, schooling updates, and a brewing operation expanding to mineral water production.
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Ferdinand Brewing To
Ferdinand
Leo Snyder
Haug
Local residents visit and travel chatter in St Meinrad region
Personal notes list Xavier Schmitt and many townsfolk visiting relatives and friends across Louisville Huntingburg Jasper St Meinrad Stinesville Mariah Hill and Evansville. Mentions include carpenters John and Fred Pund building cottages for John Beckmann, Dr Schriefer and Rev Father Beda's journeys, and various visits to Monastery town and nearby areas.
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John
Fred Pund
Mt. Vernon
John G. Beckmann
Messrs. Pund
Father Beda
Louisana
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Meinrad
Tillie
Livzie Lindenschmidt
W. Pitts
J. H. Beckmann
Huntingburg
Gustav Weerter
Victor Roos
Mariah Hill
Mrs. Schleger
Math Breit
Charles
John Hubers
Adolph Fischer
Rt. Meinrad
Secretary Root Not Prominently Mentioned in Connect for Nomination
Vernon Wednesday notes various visitors including Albert Wapmer and sister Laura from Louisville, Jacob Schlachter from Siberia, and residents from St Anthony Huntingburg and Meinrad visiting town. The paper appeals to subscribers to renew subscriptions as costs rise and presses require cash payments.
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Elihu Root
Albert Wapmer
Louisville
Our Town
Miss Laura
Jacob Schlachter
Siberia
Our
For Sale of Ros atory Frame Building on Main Street
For sale a ros atory frame building on north Main street known as Eda Bar with a good well and out buildings on premises Hunky Brana.
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Eda
For Sale Nice Brick Home in Ferdinand Near Main Street
A comfortable Ferdinand home one block from Main street. Brick building with a table, well and necessary outbuildings. For further particulars call Mrs. Jacob A Horraran.
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Ferdinand
Main Street
Callon Mra
Jacoa A. Horraran
Hicks 1908 Almanac Promises Beauty and Value
The Rev Hicks 1908 almanac ready for delivery claims surpassing prior editions with a beautiful cover design and fine half tones. It includes Hicks weather forecasts for the year with illustrations and costs 35 cents by mail or 30 cents on New Stand. Word and Works magazine offers forecasts monthly and other reading. subscription rate listed, agents wanted.
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Int R. Hicks
Address Word and Works Publishing O
Bol Locust Street
St. Louis
Fisyour
Parcels Post Discussion Urged by Commercial Club
A note to Fr. X. Rickelmann urged a meeting to discuss the Post Office Department plan to extend parcel post. The letter requests criticism and comments from the Commercial Club and mentions an upcoming office response dated November 2, 2007.
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Fr. X. Rickelmann
Commercial Club
Postmaster General
Post Office Department
Goepfrich Fischer Nuptials Held at St Ferdinand Church
The wedding of Paul Goepfrich and Celia Fisher was solemnized at St. Ferdinand Church with Rev. John Schorno officiating. Bridesmaids were Sophia Person and Francis Fisher. best men were Paul Fisher and Edward Person. Guests included John Goepfrich and family, Emil Sternberg and family, Mrs Joe Schefer and children Louisville Henry Dening and family, Geo Goepfrich Jr and Andy Keller families. Refreshments followed at the groom’s home with relatives present.
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Paul Gepfrich
Ghas. Goepfrich
Celia Fisher
John Fisher
St. Ferdinand Church
John Schorno
Sophia Person
Francis Fisher
Paul Fisher
Edward Person
John Geepfrich
Dale
Emil. Sternberg
St. Anthony
Joe Schefer
Louisville
Henry Dening
St. Meinrad
John Geofrich
Robt. Roth
Geo
Chas Geofrich Jr
Andy Keller
Lincoln farm graves spark disinterment debate in Spencer county
The State commission planning a Nancy Hanks Lincoln farm park at Spencer county may seek Attorney General guidance on disinterring twenty graves found on the site. If allowed, bodies could be moved to Lincoln City cemetery while the group weighs erecting a stone-front fence and removing shrubbery as it converts the site into a park.
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Nancy Lauks Lincoln
Spencer County
Indianapolis News
J James Bingham
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Will Freeman
Wheater
Lincoln City
Freeman
Nancy Tanks
Mr. Freem
Nancy Hanks
Stat House
J. C. Meyenberg
Tell City
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Branks Lincoln
J. C. Jolly Lake
Did
Bridges
Rockport
Monastery Students Make Benedicts Day Pilgrimage
About 67 students from the Monastery at St. Meinrad visited the town for All Saints of Benedict’s Day. They ate at Mathias Olinger’s home, toured the Convent of Immaculate Conception, and returned to St. Meinrad after supper led by Fathers Dominick Bartel Eberhard Olinger and Benedict O.S.B. Their trip was enjoyed immensely.
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St. Meinrad
Benedict
National Bank Safeguards and the Certainty of Solvency
The Hon. Charen He Treat urges the value of the national bank examiner certificate of reliability for banks and depositors. He notes the large reserve banks must hold against net deposits as a safeguard. He argues national banks offer security for funds, aided by government inspection and solvency certifications.
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Charen He. Treat
United States
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Pittsburg
National Bank
Dairy of rising prices and dry town prospects in Grandview
The item notes broad price increases across goods and services including groceries clothing and newspapers. It reports plans for Evansville & Eastern railway expansion next spring and notes Dale becoming a dry town after the last saloon license expires, with temperance supporters celebrating the change.
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Grandview
Sonntag
Evansville
Evansville & Eastern
Grandview Monitor
Dale
Dale Ki
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