Local Rail Schedule Signals Tight Connections at Huntingburg
May 26 1912 notice shows Train No 1 connects with Southern trains to Evansville Rockport and Cannelton while Train No 3 links to Princeton West Baden and Evansville. Other trains held for late Southern trains, all operations at Huntingburg depot under Southern rules. Local notes include studio hours dress patterns sale dancing events births and business moves in Ferdinand and St Meinrad communities.
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Southern
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern Railway
Princeton
Huntingburg
J. A. Wood
L. B. Jenkins
G.F
P.A
Ind
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Railways Unveils New Engine on Evening Run
The Ferdinand Railroad Co. debuted its new engine on a Sunday night run of the fast passenger train. Bill Helmrich praised its smoothness likening it to a greased eel. Louis Blessinger of Ferdinand township announced a bid for county recorder in the coming primary, noting his six terms teaching experience. A Sunday gathering at the Hohl home near St Henry featured singing, tricks, and cider with the Big 4 I Orchestra of St Henry providing music. Attendees included Rob Hohl, Henry Buelen, Frank Jochum, Leonard Lindauer, Nick Seger, Albert, Ed and Joe Hohl.
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Ferdinand Railroad Co
Bill Helmrich
Louis Blessinger
Ferdinand Township
Hals
Mike Hohl
St. Henry
Orchestra of
Rob Hohl
Henry Buelen
Frank Jochum
Leonard Lindauer
Nick Seger
Albert
Joe Hohl
Maxwell Motor Car Company Catalog Delivers Bargain Used Cars
The Maxwell Motor Car Company of Lawrenceville New Jersey offers a catalog listing numerous used automobiles some nearly new at astonishingly low prices. A postal card request brings the catalog, a must read for bargain hunters amid high living costs.
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Maxwell Motor Car Company
Lawrenceville
Farm of 60 acres with house and barn near Dale
A 60 acre farm with a dwelling and barn lies about one mile south of Dale. The brief item notes the property location in relation to the town and lists a house and barn as key structures.
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Wim. Weyer
Win. Bakmann
Dale
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Frank Reckelhoff
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Here
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Herman Bolte
Cecelia Bauer
First National Nurserie
Rochester
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Rudy
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Ferdinand News
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Perico, Tex
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Victor Roos & AD
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Lake Gan
Cincinnati Vee Enquirer
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Lake Street
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J.w. Smith Coal No. —E
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Evansville Democrat
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