Local Folk Gossip From Tell City and Nearby
Perry and Spencer counties politician Louis J Fournier visits Tell City to shake hands with locals as Albert Wanninger weds Rosa Rupprecht. Several residents travel to Evansville and Louisville for Exposition and family visits amid a busy social week. Wheat sowing nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Haller
Louis J.’Fournier
John M. Gregory
Tell City
Fournier
Perry
Spencer
Albert Wanninger
New Boston
Rosa
Rupprecht
Albert Thoma
Troy
Local residents travel and visits noted
Mrs John Davunhaver Jr returned from Louisville after a two week visit with relatives. Walter Roos and Sebastian Wessels left for Bellflower Illinois for employment. Miss Jeabel Schue went to Evansville for an extended stay. Mr and Mrs Andy Jochim and children attended the Evansville exposition over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikéd Hohl
Albert Hohl
Louisville
Paul Jochim
Evansville
Nicholas Jochem
John Heilers
James Schwinghammer
John Schwinghammer
John Davunhaver, Jr
Walter Roos
Sebastian Wessels
Bellflower
Ill
Jeabel Schue
Andy Jochim
Local Names Attend Services and Gatherings in Banville Area
Jack Frost visits noted over several days. Sampson Hobbs attended divine services. Gilbert Arehart and sisters Laura Clara and Theresia went to a dance at Adgeville. Walter Uebelhoer worked at John Arehart's. Lilian Linder stays with aunt Mrs Albert Tempel. Leo Uebelhor and a friend visited Ferdinand. Mr and Mrs John Schmnetzki attended divine services. Abebert Boeglin and Seevly visited George Uebelboer in Banville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Arehart
Laura
Clara
Theresia
Adgeville
Leo Uebelhor
Ferdinand
John Schmnetzki
Aeabert Boeglin
Seevly
Leap Year dance draws crowd in St Meinrad
St Meinrad reports a well attended Leap Year dance last Tuesday. Local social notes list visitors including Mr and Mrs Joe Mullis of Indianapolis and families Becher Fischer and Reckelhoff. Numerous residents traveled to Troy and Louisville on various errands. Bartley’s Store advertises prewar clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Becher
Joe Mullis
Indianapolis
John Mullis
Train schedules announce July 1920 service changes at Huntingburg
Rail timetable lists arrival and departure times between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with connections to Evansville Louisville and West Baden. Trains No. 1 8 9 12 6 and 11 link Southern rail lines. trains meet at Huntingburg depot. Trustee Nick Senninger and Jochem agent note local township business hours and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Poate
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
Loulaville
N. A
Jochem
Johnebure
Ind
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Subscription Expiration Notice From Dr A F Gussell
The editor warns that front page X marks indicate expired subscriptions. Readers must renew promptly to avoid losing their names from the list as government orders force nonrenewals. No exceptions will be made and last copies will be sent unless payment is received.
Market Report from Evaneville Indiana October 14 1920
Market prices list for grains fruits vegetables and livestock in Evaneville Indiana dated October 14 1920. Includes Wheat Corn Potatoes Cabbage Wool Ginseng Eggs Butter Spring Chickens Turkeys Geese Steers Heifers Cows Bulls Moge-heavies and Hay with unit prices per bushel ton or hundredweight.
Senator Watson’s wartime stance under fire in Indiana campaign
A series of Indiana Publicity Bureau articles scrutinizes Senator James B. Watson’s campaign tactics and voting record. It notes his repeated claims that the United States did not declare war on Germany and his push for a separate peace, alongside alignment with Senator Warren G Harding and a strategy tied to the Chicago-cabled “cabal.” The report details abstentions and votes on prohibition, military liquor controls, and defense measures, portraying Watson as avoiding key decisions and opposing several prewar and wartime actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesb. Watson
Senate
United States
Germany
Indiana
Watson
J Harding
Chicago
Cabal
Harding
Underwood
Congress
Sheppard
District of Columbia
National Council of Defense
United States Shipping Bédard
Watson’s wartime voting record highlightsfailing to vote on key measures
The senator abstained on several war related bills and opposed major labor and social measures while supporting censorship rules. He supported the anti strike clause and stopwatch system, resisted eight hour and child labor protections, and backed Lodge reservations to the league of nations amid sugar price criticism and drought relief debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
United States
Austria-Hungary
Smoot
Harding
District of Columbia
Wilson
Congress
League of Nations
Pisaut
Tae
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Fulda
Joe Harm
Susie Schulte
Paula Schaeffer
Johnsburg
George Schmidt
R. W. Richards
James Ellis
H. L. Jones
John Schmidt
St. Anthony
John Roach
Temple
Mike Hohl
Nick Hohl
Donald Wallace
Dale
Jack Frost
Sampson Hobbs
Devine
Walter Uebelhoer
John Arehart
Mies
Lilian Linder
Albert Tempel
George
Uebelboer Sortp
Banville
Bia
St. Meinrad
W. Zoeller
Margaret
Rupert Fischer
Baby
Frank Fisher
Ben Meyer
Owensboro
J. A. Gramlich
John Trotter
Florence
Mrs. I.b.egloff
Washington
Bartley’s
Bartleya Store
Joe Reckelhoff
Xaver Schreiner
Robert Reckelhoff
The
Beckmann
State Bank
Ferdinand Railroad
Leonard Muller
G.f.&p.a
Bela A.m
Nick Senninger
A. F. Gugsell
George A. McLane
Sds
Ina
Cole's
J Hot
P. Madison
Benjamin
Electric Light & Power Co
G. G. Wetzger
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
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