Local political visit and social notes in Tell City
Martin Haller Louis J Fournier and John M Gregory of Tell City greeted many friends Sunday. Fournier seeks the Perry and Spencer counties joint representative seat. Joe Harm family Ed and Miss Susie Schulte of Rockport visited Paul Schaeffer. Albert Wagner of New Boston and Rosa Rupprecht wed in Tell City. Wheat sowing nears completion as weather remains favorable. Albert Thoma did business in Troy last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Haller
Louis J.’ Fournier
John M. Gregory
Tell City
Fournier
Perry
Spencer
Joe Harm
Susie Schulte
Rockport
Paul Schaeffer
Albert Wanninger
New Boston
Rosa Rupprecht
Albert Thoma
Troy
Johnsburg Social Roundup Nearby Visitors
Johnsburg notes list visits and travels by residents and friends. George Schmidt spent a few days in Evansville. R W Richards and James Ellis of Rockport were here on business. H L Jones from Evansville visited. John Schmidt toured St Anthony. Mrs John Roach visited relatives in Temple. Mr and Mrs Paul Jochim went to Evansville. multiple locals joined trips to Evansville for the Exposition and a Dale resident, Donald Wallace, was here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmidt
Evansville
R. W. Richards
James Ellis
Rockport
H. L. Jones
John Schmidt
St. Anthony
John Roach
Temple
Mike Hohl
Albert Hohl
Louisville
Paul Jochim
Nicholas Jochem
John Heilers
James Schwinghammer
John Schwinghammer
Nick Hohl
Donald Wallace
Dale
Residents Return and Travel Notices
Mariah Hill Mrs John Daunhauer Jr returned from Louisville last Tuesday after a two week visit with relatives there. Walter Roos Sebastian Wessels left for Bellflower Ill where they have employment. Miss Isabel Schue went to Evansville Monday for an extended stay. Mr and Mrs Andy Jochim and children attended the exposition at Evansville Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daunhauer, Jr
Louisville
Walter Roos
Sebastian Wessels
Bellflower
Ill
Isabel Schue
Evansville
Andy Jochim
Local residents noted for weekend events and visits
Jack Frost visited repeatedly over the past days. Sampson Hobbs attended divine services Sunday. Gilbert Arehart and sisters Laura Clara and Theresia danced at Adgeville Wednesday night. Walter Uebelhoer worked at John Arehart's last week. Miss Lilian Linder stays with aunt Mrs Albert Tempel. Leo Uebelher spent Sunday with a friend at Ferdinand. Mr and Mrs John Schmetzki and sister attended services Sunday. Hubert Boeglin and family visited Ferdinand Sunday. Bill Schlachter returned home for nine days with parents. Albert Tempel and family visited Philip Tempel Sunday. Mrs George Uebelhoer.trip to Evanaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Arehart
Laura
Clara
Theresia
Adgeville
Walter Uebelhoer
John‘ Arehart
Leo Uebelher
Ferdinand
John Schmetzki
Pister
Devine
Hubert Boeglin
Bill Schlachter
Albert Tempel
Philip Tempel
Sun
St Meinrad Leap Year Dance and Local Social Notes
The Leap Year dance in St. Meinrad last Tuesday drew a good crowd. Robert Becher broke his ankle last Sunday while playing ball and is in pain. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mullis of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mullis. W Zoeller and daughter Margaret visited Saturday, as did Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Fischer with baby and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fischer on Sunday. Ben Meyer returned from Owensboro on Tuesday. J A Gremlich is in Louisville on business this week. John Trotter and daughter Florence went to Troy last week on business. I B Egloff and wife returned from Washington last Saturday. Bartley's Store runs suits for boys and men at reduced prices. Several local families visited Troy last Sunday. Bartley’s promotes durable overalls and pays strong prices on shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Becher
Joe Mullis
Indianapolis
John Mullis
Rupert Fischer
Baby
Frank Fisher
Ben Meyer
Owensboro
J. A. Gremlich
Louisville
John Trotter
Florence
Troy
Train Schedule Notice for Hunt to Louisville Route
Effective Sunday July 25 1920 Train 9 East arrives Train 12 West and Train 13 East connect at Hunt with Train 23 serving Huntingburg and Louisville. N A Jochem agent Johnsburg Ind reports times 6 45 am 3 33 am 11 55 am 3 30 pm 2 02 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Haden
Southern
Princeton
West Baden
Hunt
N. A. Jochem
Johnsburg
Ind
Township Trustees to Meet at Home Office Daily
The undersigned trustees of Ferdi nand township will attend to township business at his home daily. Persons having township business are requested to present it at my home. Nick Senninger, Trustee, Pardinand, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubvns County
Hia
Nick Senninger
Pardinand
Ind
Gugsell Warning on Expiring Subscriptions
Dr A F Gussell reminds readers that an X on the front page signals subscription expiration and last copy unless renewed. The paper stresses compliance with government orders and urges prompt remittance to avoid dropping names.
Market Report from Evaneville Indiana October 14 1920
Market prices list for grain produce livestock and dairy in Evaneville Indiana dated October 14 1920. Wheat oats corn potatoes onions oats and wool prices given alongside eggs butter chickens turkeys geese steers hogs hay and other commodities with price per unit or per hundredweight. Heavy emphasis on per bushel per hundred and per ton figures. Local market snapshot reflects early 20th century commodity trade.
Indiana Senator Watson Campaign Tactics Analyzed
The Indiana senator James 8. Watson faced fire from Indiana Publicity Bureau articles detailing his campaign posture. He aligned with Harding, avoided votes on 165 of 600 roll calls, opposed war prohibition and various patriotic measures, and supported provisions favoring liquor interests and military policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Curtis
James 8. Watson
United States
Germany
Indiana
Watson
Harding
Chicas
Cabal
Underwood
Congress
Reed
Sheppard
District of Columbia
National Council of Defense
United States Shipping Board
Watson Votes and Absences Marked Congressional Record
The article details Watson's wartime voting pattern including support for press censorship rules, opposition to information disclosure on military operations, and rejection of parts of the espionage act. It notes absences on veterans pensions bills and civil service exams for wives of servicemen, plus anti labor votes. It also mentions his stance on sugar policy, drought relief loans, and League of Nations reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
United States
Austria-Hungary
Smoot
Harding
District of Columbia
Wilson
Congress
League of Nationa
League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fulda
Mariah Hill
Sibertf
Jack Frost
Sampson Hobbs
Lilian Linder
George Uebelhoerré
Evanaville
St. Meinrad
W. Zoeller
Margaret
Mrs. I. B.egloff
Washington
Bartley’s
Bartleys Store
Joe Reckelhoff
Xaver Schreiner
Robert Reckelhoff
Nt Bartley
The
Beckmann
State Bank
Leonard Muller
Gel&p. A, Huntingbure
Tim
Ingburg
A. F. Gugsell
George A. McLane
Seyjainger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Cole
Benjamin
Electric Light & Power Co
G. G. Metzger
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
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