25 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
1
A local Ferdinand advertisement page lists sales events and new arrivals at Beckmanns and Sondermanns. It notes a Dec 3 1910 public sale by John Schmitt of St Meinrad, floodlight wiring for St Ferdinand church, and a banner for Ban ner Mig Co building work. It also reports births, losses and farm listings with various local names and addresses.
For sale a 150 acre farm with well kept buildings and abundant water. All land under cultivation with no waste. Contact Joe Schum at Mariah Hill Indiana for more details.
Local items recount various residents visiting or passing through nearby towns. Albert Reinacker in Evanaville and Albert Katterjohn in Huntingburg appear among multiple short mentions of travel for business, visits, or family events across Ferdinand, St. Meinrad, Huntingburg, Jasper, and Evansville.
Bank statement for Ferdinand National Bank Indiana dated November 10 1910 shows assets including loans and discounts U S bonds and reserve balances. The report lists capital stock surplus profits deposits and other liabilities with figures, signed by cashier F X Hickejmapa and dated November 18.
Peter and Mrs. Mueller marked fifty years of marriage with a family gathering at their Indiana Street home. Mueller runs a local milling business and remains active on the road and at the mill. Mrs. Mueller has recovered from rheumatic illness and attends church again. A note from The News wishes them many more healthy years and a diamond wedding. Also mentions a Huntingburg house warming for Leo Snyder and a shoe display by Henry Beckmann, plus attendees at a St Meinrad play.
The large drainage dispute involving Sarah Ketterhenry and neighbors near Huntingburg Indiana was continued as Judge Milton Hottel declined to preside after his election to the appellate bench. Over two hundred witnesses and interested parties gathered for a scheduled trial, with no new date set.
Report from Uniontown notes ten Louisville guests at Felix Linette wedding ball in St Meinrad. Details mention Andrew and Willie Linette with partners, extensive refreshments, and organizers including John Erhard ensuring no smoking. Local social updates include visits, town movements, and church events with Forty hour devotion and death of Mrs Katharine Lau.
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