Harrison township taxed high by misperceived soil and bonds
A Ferdi Nand News letter defends Harrison township against claims of a high tax rate. It points to local property valuation, terrain, and bond debt differences with Spencer County townships, praises roads and schoolhouses, and notes advisory boards influence. It closes with local voter caution and community updates.
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Ferdinand News
Fulda
Harrison Township
Spencer Co
Luce
Ohio
Grass
Hammond
Harrison
Yankee Doodle
Summer heat leaves town in dusty drought
Siberia experiences hot dry weather with a dry Bruder Nick pond. Residents like Martin Bombo dentist depart for Louisville to study. Local schools progress under Fulda and Tobinsport teachers. Rev Isadore Manner and others keep townsfolk informed amid daily chatter. hopeful romantic mentions punctuate the scene.
Forty Hour Devotion, Benedictine Chapter at St Meinrad
The St Meinrad chapter of Helveto American Benedictine Congregation met here from the 11th to the 14th with high pontifical masses and requiems led by Abbot presidents. Attendees included Abbot Frowin Conrad and other senior abbots from Conception Missouri Spiderville Arkansas and Mt. Angel Oregon. The event concluded with closing pontificial mass and a note of notable attendance.
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Trowin Conrad
Conception
Massa
Vincent Wehrle
Richardton
N. D
Paul Scheuble
Covington Law
Ignatius Conrad
Spiderville
Ark
Athanasius Schmitt
St. Meinrad
Ind
Thomas Meienhofer
Mt. Angel
Oregon
Patrick Cummings
Abbot Frowin
Father Patrick
Valley residents host relatives from Louisville and Cincinnati
Greens Creek Valley folks Rosie Miasea Ella Reutman Katy Wessel returned from Louisville Saturday to visit a few days. Theresa Weyer travels to Henryville to see sister Mrs John Fleck. Harry Kippenbrook Ed and Leo Weyer left for Cincinnati to stay over winter. Philip Ed Emma Durchholz joined Saturday evening at Henry Weasel's. Annie Durchholz arrived from Cincinnati to spend weeks with relatives and friends.
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John Weyer
Ed Durchholz
Henry Wessel’s
Miasea Rosie
Ella Reutman
Katy Wessel
Louisville
Theresa Weyer
John’ Fleck
Henryville
Harry ‘Kippenbrook
Léo Weyer
Cincinnati
Philip
Emma Durchholz
Henry Weasel
Annie Durchholz
Cincinati
Fulda News Roundup Highlights Local Elections and Visits
Local residents discuss political ties with Weaver and Harm in Owensboro while a Santa Claus rally drewDemocratic speakers. Community notes include visits by Miss Katie Harm, John Harm Jr, and Rev Pius Behm. Partial crop reports show wheat sowing slow due to drought with a forecast of possible half crops. Church walkways near the cemetery receive gravel, and local youths attended a St Meinrad dance.
Local Talks and Rural Tasks Apart as Vows Spark Debate
George Harlander of Mana Hill spent Sunday in town. A Democrat warned that a Republican victory would lead to widespread destruction of grape vines and apple trees. The speaker teased asking which school the sharp one graduated from while noting corn husking and tobacco stripping seasons approaching. Yankee Doodle.
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George Harlander
Mana Hill
Local Notes and Obituary Highlights from Carroll County
Mariah Hill and Ferdinand residents appear in town for visits and winter plans. The wedding of Celia Maffenbeier and August Dilger is announced at our church. Mrs Bertha Schum and Christina Balbach traveled to Louisville. Local families attend a bedside of an elderly mother. A funeral for Wenzeslaus Schwarte is reported with age 87 years. An accident injures timber man William Roth near Dale. he recovers after hospital care.
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Andy Jochim
Ferdinand
Bertha Betting
Louisville
Celia Maffenbeier
August Dilgér
Our Church
Bertha Schum
Christina Balbach
John Lindauer
Qwensboro
Kate Ergoot
John
Mike Wendling
Henderson
Frank Jochim
Mt. Vernon
Schwarte
Wenzeslaus Schwarte
William J. Roth
Dale
A. J. Maslowsky
Toledo Blade promotes its weekly edition and reach
An advertisement extols the Toledo Blade as a nationwide weekly paper with large circulation, low price, and plain writing. It claims broad topics, editorial clarity from inception, and a one dollar annual subscription with offers to request a free specimen copy.
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Toledo Bladé
United States
America
Blade
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