Schnellville Notes and Local Socials
Miss Belle Merkle traveled to Louisville this week. Miss Katie Henklebeck and Miss Rosie Miller went to Louisville Monday to stay. Farmers sowing wheat now. Jos E Buchart made a business trip to Louisville last Friday. Tony Heldman returned from Louisville Tuesday. Mrs Seobolt Friedman was in town Tuesday. Schnellville Red Stars lost 16 to 14 to Friedman nine Sunday. Miss Francis Dudine visited Saturday. Miss Clara Dudine returned to Dubois Saturday. J W Haas made a business trip to Birdseye Monday. Jacob Partenhimer was in town Tuesday on business.
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Belle Merkle
Louisville
Katie Henklebeck
Rosie Miller
Jos, E
Buchart
Tony Heldman
Seobolt Friedman
Schnellville Red Stars
Friedman
Francis Dudine
Saint Meinrad Parish Jubilee and Marital Union Highlights
In AY St. Meinrad, Sunday services featured a Jubilee high mass by Dr. Gregory Bechtold for the Holy Father. The Ladies Society held a meeting and procession in St. Joseph Hall with Rev. Odillo Witt in attendance. Isidore Egloff returned from Missouri. Jacob Buxer visited his sister Lena Beyke in Xenia, Ohio and reports she is improving. The marriage of William Denning and Mary Schwindel was celebrated at the church with family gatherings afterward.
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Gregory Bechthold
Holy Father
St. Joseph Hall
Qdillo Witt
St. Joseph Society
Odillo Witt
The
Hells
William Denning
Mary Schwindel
Jacob Buxer
Xenia, O
Lena Beyke
Fulda Community News Highlights And Local Events
Fulda notes include Collignon returning from Owensboro Frank Fischer and Sister Tillie at church and a German language speech by Hon F J Reinhard of Rockport in support of the Democrat party A Women’s Society annual meeting a Star Band concert a teachers' institute and a new steel cemetery fence by Peter Gerber A barbecue at John Harm’s home and a new saloon started by John Rupprecht Ring rule in the Rockport Democrat notes opposition and calls for broader mention of business growth under the current administration
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F. J. Reinhard
Rockport
Reinhard
Democrat Party
Democrat
Harrison
Local Notes From Fulda District Amid Quiet Week
Mariah Hill reports Wenzeslaus Schwarte very ill. Will Dilger and family visited near Fulda Sunday. Miss Carrie Roos enjoyed a pleasure trip to Huningburg Sunday. Mayme Arnold and Ida Nord left for Louisville for an extended stay. Fidelia Bogler spent early week with Huntingburg friends. Anton Baur of Owensboro visiting relatives nearby. Leo, son of Frank and Mrs. Dilger, ill. Public schools opened with good attendance. Miss Bertha Maslowsky leads as principal with Sr. Coletta Eaves and Sr. Blandina Kemp in staff. Katy Harlander and Theresia Heicken returned from Ferdinand. Cornelia accompanied by Otto Spayd of Ferdinand. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatchett of Louisville arrived on bridal tour after Louisville ceremony. May matrimonial ideas accompany them through life.
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Carrie Roos
Huningburg
Mayme Arnold
Ida Nord
Louisville
Frank Hatchett
Loulsville
Tuesaday
National Awakening to Forest Preservation Progress
A 1907 Yearbook survey shows rapid growth in American forestry from a fringe activity to a professional field. It cites more trained foresters, numerous forest schools, expanded managed lands, and new state forests. The text highlights rail timber treatment expansion, state surveys, and widespread public forest interest, with national calls for urgent conservation and investment.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Santa Fe Railway
New Mexico
Michigan
Saginaw Forest Farm
Ann Arbor
Cleveland Clifis Tron Company
Traverse City
Wisconsin
Chippewa
Minnesota
Tiasea State Park
Mississippi
Forestry Board
Pillsbury Reserve
Goermany
Pillsbury
United States
Forester
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washintton
D.C
Toledo Blade advertising prospectus claims vast reach
A promotional piece extols the Toledo Blade as a weekly paper with national circulation, cheap terms, and wide U.S. distribution. It touts broad content including news, short and serial stories, and family matters aimed at readers who may not use dailies.
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Toledo Blade
United States
America
Blade
Ferdinand Township Trustees Notice at Dubois County Office
Trustees will attend to township business every Saturday at their office in Ferdinand Indiana. Residents with township matters are asked to present them on that day of the week. Wu, Heumme, Trustees, Ferdinand, Ind.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Heumme
Trustec
Ferdloand
Ind
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Schnellville
Clara Dudine
Dubois
J. W. Haas
Birdseye
Jacob Partenhimer
St. Meinrad
Isidore Egloff
Glennonville
Fulda
Collignon
Owensboro, Ky
Frank Fischer
Sister Tillie of
Huff
Womens’ Society
Star Band
Teachers
Peter Gerber
Ferdinand
Carrie Goetz
Owensboro
Schneider
John Rupprecht
Santa Claus
James Martin
Louis Pollein
Frank Zwickel
Philip Schaus
John Harm
Mariah Hill
Wenzeslaus Schwarte
Will Dilger
Fidelia Bogler
Huntingburg
Anton Baur
Leo
Frank Dilger
Katy Harlander
Theresia Heicken
Cornelia
Otto Spayd
Our Town
Delaware
Kentucky
Missouri
Forest Service
Ohio
State Experiment Station
Indiana Forestry Commission
Indiana
Appie G. Baynes
Alto, Tex
Cardus
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Joseph F. Kitten
Foundry and Machine Works
Cumberland
Jerdinand, Ind
FE. Beckmann & Sauer
Olinger’s
America’s Greatest Weekly
Toledo, Oso
Frank's
Mary Senninger
H. C. Knapp,m. D
Josh
Leppert’s Hotel
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