Ferdinand area notices and local farm ads in Fog Local News
Local items report Illness of Joseph Fischer and Joe Weyer at the Ferdinand creamery. Farm for sale 163 acres near town. Concrete building first story near completion. Ice cream flavors offered Sundays. Local real estate and business updates include John Hang buying Schmitt farm for 4000 and Olinger's building projects. Community notes cover railway work, school baseball, canning factory talk, and fertilizer ads.
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Ferdinand Railway Co
Mathias Olinger
Men Wanted for Ferdinand Railway Grading Work
Advertises job openings for grading on the Ferdinand Railway. Instructions direct applicants to Jam MesS Norton for call or application. The notice offers no further details on pay or qualifications.
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Ferdinand Railway
Jammess Norton
Notice to Stockholders of Columbia Building Association
Notice is given to stockholders that the annual meeting of the Columbia Building, Loan and Savings Association will be held on October 10th, 1908. By order of the board of directors, Mathias Olingre, Secretary.
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Columbia Building, Loan and Savings Association
Local residents greet visitors and travel through town
Personal notices list numerous residents and guests visiting or returning home from Louisville Huntingburg St Meinrad Mariah Hill and Jasper. Names include Brinkmann Rickelmann Haake Dilger Wagner Knapp Pfau Ruch Miller Alpers Echert Bohnert Schneck Niehaus Roos Mosby Rickelmann Becher Fischer Grewe Schnell Egloff Sturm Greulich Alring Ver kamp Niehaus Weber Witmer Wuchner Castrap Wuchner Traylor Ch astrup Morgen and others.
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Stella
Clara
Katie Pfau
Clara Ruch
Zella Miller
Messra
Ed Alpers
Robert
Henry Echert
Robert Bohnert
Otto Schneck
Huntingburg
Dale
Foxey Hollow Correspondence and Local Notices Streamed
The column records social visits around Foxey Hollow including Laura Trotter at the Hulsmanns and various Sunday gatherings. It notes a traveling Arabian peddler, truancy visits, and community remarks on politics with W. E. Cox speeches, Perry county races, and Democratic exhortations. Market notes mention fertilizers and Armour brands via Henry & Jotun Hoffmann.
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Henry & Jotun Hoffmann
Fulda township actions and local notes from Fulda
The column reports local life in Fulda including vote encouragement for Weaver and protest of ring rule in the township. It notes John Harm’s trip to Owensboro Kentucky by buggy, Adam Schatz visiting from Adgeville, and residents visiting a new saloon. It lists church engagements and a birth. It questions Harrison To township taxes and road conditions and compares rock road townships with lower tax rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harm
Owensboro
Adam Schatz
Adgeville
Carrie Getz
August Dilger
Maffenbeier
Mariah Hill
Harrison To
Adgeville Docket: Local Visits and Illness Notes
Adgeville residents report visits by J W Dixon and Mrs Dixon to Ferdinand. J W Jeffers is ill but improving. A P Fenn Robert Strobel Camelton Jacob Buxer Ben Trotter attend a Wednesday speaking event. Ella Nielsen returns from Dayton. Solomon Miles comes home from Holland. Loran Cherry family hosted by Henry and Beo Chewning. Dr Coulins Bristow and Dr N A James St Meinrad attend Claudie Miles sick with typhoid fever. Mrs Willard Cherry is feverish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Fenn
Robert Strobel
Camelton
Jacob Buxer
Ben Trotter
St. Meinrad
Mies Ella Nielsen
Dayton
Ohio
N. A. James
Claudie Miles
James
Indiana
Timber buyer seeks sellers high market price offered
Notice invites timber owners to call on 8. W. Pitta who pays the highest market price for timber.
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W. Pitta
Reds End Season With Strong Showings And Solid Finances
The Reds baseball club finished their season with a solid on field record and sound finances. They ended October with total expenses around 90 dollars for park repairs uniforms and grandstand. The team posted wins against Ferdinand Huntingburg and St Meinrad among others and noted one unrecorded game against the Black Sox claimed a Reds victory.
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Reds
St. Meinrad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg Athletics
Black Soxs
Huntingburg
Troy
Bristow
Mariah Hill
Lincoln City
Jasper Manhattans
Heisman Stars
Holland
Black Sox
Velpen Stara
Velpen
Huntingburg Babies
Jasper Heralds
Studentsa
Cupid's Captives Bride in Quiet St Ferdinand Rite
Miss Henrietta Beckmann married Mr. Robert Ramsay of Louisville Kentucky at St Ferdinand Church on Monday morning. The ceremony featured maid of honor Miss Cornelia Beckmann and best man Mr. Joseph McGill with Rex Beckman escort. The couple will reside at Woodruff Place Indianapolis Indiana after traveling to Louisville New Orleans and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ferdinand Church
Henrietta Beckmann
Robert Ramsay
Louisville
Cornelia Beckmann
Honor
Mendelsobius Macch
Joseph McGill
R. J. Beckman
Ramsay
Toda Donigan
Mra. Ramsay
New Orleans
Memphis
South
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sweeney Audits Crowded Hall Speaks at Local Event
Crowds welcomed M. A. Sweeney county auditor at Senninger's Hall last Friday evening. The Aid Society Band and Jaaper Glee Club helped enliven the program as the speaker addressed attendees.
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M. A. Sweeney
Senninger’s Hall
Aid Society
Jaaper Glee Club
Speskor
Church Announcements Highlight Early October Weddings
An old church bulletin lists multiple engagements and weddings scheduled across a week. Elis Janson and Henry Saalman appear in several notices with Ed Gehlhausen and Elisabeth Janson connected to forthcoming ceremonies. Other names include Bernard Grewe, Henry Schipp, Catherina Schaffer, Barbara Mehling, Henry Buschkevtter, Rosa Beckmann, and Kilian Schmidt in various confirmations.
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Elis
Janson
Henry Saalman
Ed Gehlhausen
Anthony Renner
Elisabeth Janson
Bernard Grewe
Henry Schipp
Bilis
Barbara Mehling
Henry Buschkevtter
Rosa Beckmann
T Kilian Schmidt
Voters Urged By County Chairman and Speaker
County chairman Bomar Traylor introduced the event and urged voters to come early on election day. Mr. Sweeney delivered a talk on the tariff and bank guarantee, mixing humor with important points, and remains a longtime favorite in the county and township with many friends.
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Bomar Traylor
Sweeney
Pile Driver Work Near Wm Helming Land Sparks Road Extension Talk
A large crowd watched a pile driver at Wm Helming's land as work began Monday and finished by five. The project then moved to Ben Niehan's land about a mile away to speed grading while good weather lasts. St Meinrad wants an electric road connecting the towns and Swiss Benedictine leaders attended a monastery reunion with Abbots Frovin, Ignatius, Vincent, Thomas and Paul visiting Rev Fathers John and Fintan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Helming
Ben Niehan
St. Meinrad
Messra Blickenstaff
Carter
Abbott Frovin
Conception
Ignatius
Subiaco
Ark
Vincent
Richerdon
N. D
Thomas
Mt. Angel
Ore. Paul
Covington
Fathers John and
Fintan
Watch Us Grow Subscriptions From Readers Listed
A local notice lists residents who subscribed to Tuk FERDINAND News and those who paid in the past two weeks. Names span Indiana cities such as Ferdinand Schnellville Mariah Hill and Louisville Kentucky, with several towns including Maryville and Cincinnati also noted.
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Tuk Ferdinand News
H. F. Brackmann
Ferdinand
Ben Ruffart
Maryville
Anna Elmer
Louisville
Katy Verkamp
Siberia
Ind
Thorasia Keller
Mary Hoppenans
Cincinnati
Chas. Bartley
Schnellville
Clara Metzger
Geo. Becher
St. Meinrad
Geo. Wagers
Ida Jeffers
Adgeville
Peter Schum
Mariah Hill
Fred Bicker
Jos. Wagner
Herman Niehaus
Paul Schreiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Fischer
John Hara
Ferdinand Ice Cream Parlor
Joe Weyer
Rudy Meyer
John Schmitt
John Hang
John G. Beckmann
Main Street
Radermaker-Bromm
Jasper
E. J. Kilian
Kittens Machine Works
Monastery of St. Meinrad
John Pond
Duff
Henry
Joan Hoffmann
Mathias Olingre
Herman Brinkmann
Henrietta
F. X. Rickelmann
Henry Haake
St. Meinrad and
Frank Dilger
Joseph Wagner
Wagner
Augusta Knapp
Rosa Niehaus
Ludwina Roos
B. A. Mosby
Bertha Rickelmann
Minnie Becher
Theodore Fischer
Ben Grewe
Quante
Philip Schnell
Adolph Egloff
George Sturm
John A. Greulich
Wesley Alring
Santa Claus
Ben Weber
Jos
Frank Verkamp
George Niehaus
Jos. Hollinden
Mary Weber
Lawrence
Neb
Wild West
George Harlander
Kitten’s
John Brenner
Kitten’s Machine Works
John and
Charles Bartley
Bretzville
Hugo Drach
Uniontown
Jos. Vaal
Leo Ruffart
Herman Wilmes
Marynville, Mo
Philip Limp
Joe Witmer
Birdseye
S. B. Welmer
Evanaville
Emma Witmer
Hubert Beckman
Andy Gasser
Lena Berger
Kathryn
Della Castrap
Esther
Dora Wuchner
Stella Bohnert
Carrien Troxler
Barbara Kifert
John
Joe Wuchner
Joe
Will Hoffman
Albert Sprauer
Will Steinhauger
Bomar
Kerr Traylor
H. H. Castrup
Othenel Chambers
M.A. Sweeney
D. H. Morgen
D. H. Morgen Construction Co
Foxey Hollow
Laura Trotter
Mary and
Emma Hulsmann
Richard Gehlhausen
Hurricane Valley
Tony Gearing
George Kiser
Joseph Knust
Herman Bolte
St. Anthony
Anthony Hulsmann
Stephens
W. E. Cox
Third
Clark
Cox
Lincoln
Hanalin
Republican Organization
Perry
Republican Party
Denver
Bryan
Washington
Busrenk Brown
Rubecca
Fulda
Weaver
Lamar
Mrs
Frank Harm
J. W. Dixon
J. W. Jeffers
Solomon Miles
Loran Cherry
Dr. Coulins of
Tuesaday
Anna Clark
Louieville
Beo Cherry
Willard Cherry
Cupid
M. A.” Sweeney
Catherina Schaffer
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