Indictments, arrests, and court actions dot Jasper scene
The grand jury returned 105 indictments and adjourned. Richard M. Milburn spent Sunday in Evansville. Horace M. Kean attended the Stendal I C O F hall dedication. Many visited Ireland for St Marys first communion. Herman Heitman was arrested in Huntingburg on a bench warrant and bonded in several bank-related cases. Philip Dilly and Samuel Wulfman faced bonds tied to the Peoples State Bank failure. A high profile divorce, Lemmon vs Lemmon, drew crowds. James W. McCraney, accused of striking William Inman with a garden hoe, faced an assault charge awaiting trial. George Castrup died in Jasper. Frank Ely and Judge Wedding were in town for circuit court. The Line divorce suit progresses. the trial is anticipated as highly sensational. Schum left for Browns, Ill. Richard Wagner heads to Louisville and Cincinnati for a pleasure tour. Mrs. Ben Hollander and child visited Sunday. A newborn boy pleased the Bettag home. Pete Wendling returned from Ivesdale. Rose Schilling visited friends earlier in the week. Frank Schum visited Evansville for business.
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Ireland
St. Marys Church
Herman Heitman
Huntingburg
Ely
Adyeville Neighbors Attend Church and Visit Others
A churchgoing group from Adyeville attended St. Meinrad services. locaux mention multiple residents on business trips to Ferdinand, Dixon Valley, Bristow, and Corydon. Social calls and visits are reported among families including the Mullens, Siglers, and Jeffera, with molasses making noted as a local pastime.
Mariah Hill Lays Out Modleiné Graduate Milestone
Dr. A A Maslowsky, a recent Kentucky School of Modleiné graduate, reflects on a milestone achieved Monday as Mariah Hill marks progress in the field.
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A.a. Maslowsky
Kentucky School of Modleiné
Watch Us Grow Subscriptions Listed for TH Ferdinand News
Subscriptions and payments are reported for TH Ferdinand News with names including Louis Vogel of St Meinrad Indiana Peter Schum of St Henry Indiana and others such as Geo Schwfer Evanville Frank Fehribach Louisville Ben Wilbers Fort Branch Dr V Knapp Ferdinand and Leonard Mueller among those noted.
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Ferdinand News
Louis Vogel
St. Meinrad
Ind
Peter Schum
St. Henry
Geo. Schwfer
Evanaville
Frank Fehribach
Louisville
Ben Wilbers
Ft. Branch
V. Knapp
Ferdinand
Leonard Mueller
Joe Knust
John Altmeyer
Odd German Laws Raise Fines for Social Slips Abroad
A survey of European rules shows Germany bans red ties for socialists in Saxony and fines nostrums for dress and conduct. Russia punishes public kisses. France restricts seaside water use and infant feeding. cameras draw scrutiny in Metz, Strasburg, Pompeii, and Morocco. The piece lampoons strict, sometimes absurd regulations.
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Germany
Saxony
Ketschendorf
Ems
Herrnskrechen
Ebs
Nordhausen
Giessen
Hesse
Carlsruhe
Hamburg
Russia
France
Metz
Strasburg
Pompeii
Morocco
Abe Ores
Constanle
Fire killed timber found more usable for mine timbers
The forest service studied fire killed timber in southern Rocky Mountain forests and found sound dried timber valuable though local use varied. About 13 million acres hold an estimated 500 million feet of merchantable stumpage, with roughly half suitable for saw lumber and fully usable in the round. Dead timber proves strong for mine timbers and other uses, famed for seasoning and light weight.
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Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
Leadville
Col
Trade Balance in Porto Rico Under Civil Administration
Review of Reviews notes that over sixty years before civil rule Porto Rico ran a trade deficit totaling about 75 million dollars, with only four favorable years totaling a little over two million. In the civil administration era the first two years showed 750 thousand dollars in deficit yearly, while the last five years show a surplus of 7.25 million dollars.
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Porto Rico
Little Pleasure In It In Store Shopping Dispute
Mrs. Dawdle resists shopping at a store calling it unsatisfactory while Mrs. Wise argues the outlet has everything. Dawdle complains they can quit you off at any request, reflecting a light heated exchange from Philadelphia Presa.
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Mrs. Dawdle
The Master Stroke Stirs Rival Watch in Kansas City
A foreign manager boasts that a master stroke will dazzle rivals, while the impressaria counters that it must outshine any sight of stars. The Kansas City Times reports on this dramatic exchange.
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Impressaria
Kansas City Times
Matrimony Seen As Good Institution By Widows and Widowers
A fragmented clipping argues matrimony is a good institution, noting widows and widowers provide examples of its value amid social reflection. The text reflects a dated tone on marriage and resilience, without concluding a firm stance.
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Whiting
Traveling by Elephant from the Singapore Free Press
The piece recounts riding in a howdah on two elephants with half the ride on each beast. It notes awkward leg space, the dangerous edge, and the amusement of watching the world from a moving elephant. It describes the elephants misbehaving about rivers, branches, and telegraph poles with humorous detail.
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London
T Rade
Singapore Free Press
A Necklace That Brings Luck and Doom Across Seas
A Maharamjee of Cooch Behar owned a pearls and turquoise necklace blamed for misfortune. After a pundit advised transfer of ownership and a sea voyage, the item moved to England. The Maharajah recovered stolen jewels and began winning races again, while the current owner allegedly suffered ongoing bad luck.
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Maharamjee
Cooch Behar
India
England
Saya
Maharajjee
Geese Collapse After Cider Mill Feed
Martin Beck a Conewago Hills farmer confessed three geese went on a disgraceful spree after eating pulp from a cider mill. The birds swayed cackling then fell limp, later revived when brought indoors. Since then the flock avoids the cider mill and warns others.
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Martin Beck
Conewago
Philadelphia
Best Diamond Mine Unearths World-Class South African Find
The Premier, largest and most valuable diamond mine yet found in South Africa, could become among the world’s most valuable mines. When fully operational it may yield profits of about 9.65 million dollars yearly, with a life expectancy surpassing fifty years.
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South Africa
Witness Immunity Cited In Trial Delay Case
In a truncated transcript a judge notes immunity for a witness who refused to answer. The witness hints truth would bring years, and the whole truth would risk life. A court official remarks the witness knew little of the case and was called despite lack of details.
Chicago horticulturist roots cactus dahlia breakthrough
A Chicago horticulturist has produced a cactus dahlia, reversing Luther Burbank's feat of dethroning a cactus. The Boston Herald notes a possible sign of thistles as the field progresses.
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Chicago
Luther Burbank
Boston Herald
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Jasper
Richard M. Milburn
Evansville
Horace M. Kean
Stendal
I. C. O. F. Hall
Philip Dilly
Peoples State
Samuel Wulfman
Dubois
Francis Lemmon
Harley Lemmon
James W. McCraney
William Inman
Inman
McCraney
George Castrup
Herman
Frank Ely
Petersburg
William Line
Amanda Line
Schum
Browns, Ill
Richard Wagner
Cincinnati
Ben Hollander
Little Sons of
Tell City
Mrs. Lawrence Bettag
Pete Wendling
Ivesdale, Mo
Rose Schilling
Frank Schum
Adyeville
Clarence Wheeler
Willie Mullen
Bartlett Sigler
Union Town
Lawrence Hobbs
John Hilk
Adam Taylor
Dixon Valley
Lizzie Aerhart
Hattie Sigler
Eva Mullen
A. L. Mayfield of
Bristow
Walter Bradshaw
Winfield Miles
Frank Sturm
John Schenhoff
Otto Spaydo Ferdinand
Burg
Winnie
Ida Jeffera
John Hill
Needmore
Frank Comatock
Frank Fisher
Mrs
Curt Reason
Kyana
Floyd Dixon
Sister Lula
Fulda
Mrs. Jacobs
Edward Mullen
Corydon
Blue Bell
Mariah Hill
Frank Dilger
Fatherland
The
Forestry Bureau
Pike's Peak National Forest
Denver
Trade of
Howdah
Rivera
Victor
J. A. Sondermann
Dim-A-Lite
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
J. C. Goldbach
Gustav Woerter
Spraud
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States
S. L. Goode
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