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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
7
Local notes list visitors and residents from Cherryville Terre Haute Princeton and Cincinnati as well as local dances and gatherings. Guests include Mr and Mrs Hugo Bosler Mrs A J Maslowsky and families with several miles of travel and visits to Hoffmann Cullman Cincinnati Hurricane Valley and Yellowstone Valley.
St. Meinrad reports include Mrs. Jacob Ballia traveling to Louisville for her daughter's funeral. Robert Bonnert and family plus Miss Katy Pfau of Jasper visited Martin Schutz. Adolf Meyer and wife returned to Louisville. John Ackermann came from Chicago to see his father. Lena Neu returned from Cannelton. Local visitors enjoyed Sunday weather with cool mornings and hot noons. Joseph and Theodore Fischers, Jos Egloff and Iona with Miss Clara Schnellenberger joined a French Lick excursion. Wm Medcalf and wife brought his Kansas in law and wife to visit the Abbey church.
Fulda and Owensboro visitors and relatives are noted this week. Rosa Pfeiffer and Lizzie Pfeiffer return from Louisville, Mrs. Martin Weaver and her Owensboro-based children stay with Mrs. Birchler, and Martin Sergeskatter with wife visit relatives in town. The marriage of Math Miller and Rosa Pfeiffer is announced. John Schaffer tops local wheat with 1024 bushels, followed by John Collignon 875 and John Hildenbrand 800. Joe Wahl, working in Bloomington, visited and reports strong crops there. A 25th anniversary gathering honors Mr. and Mrs. Kalin of Owensboro with local attendees and a reception at Mrs. Mary Birchler’s home.
Fragmentary report mentions Greens Creek Valley and Wat's Coleg near Mrs John Pund and baby visiting Mariah Hill's family. Includes unclear names and dates. details incomplete.
Monday through Thursday entries list names such as Cecilia Schmitt Francisca Gerber J Johannemann Paul Wagner Ben Kemper Cath Lueken Albert Sondermann Gerhard Laschte and Wilh Bickwermert with notes on days and groups in this church notice. The items appear as a rotating roster of members for various church societies and services.
A Virginia inventor introduces a hand fertilizer dropper that uses an odd shaped bucket with a pointed bottom and a hinged valve controlled by a cross-bar. The device allows precise flow, creating a broad fine spray to save fertilizer for small farms gardens and lawns.
Across the Continent suggests a nationwide highway from ocean to ocean not tied to state actions. An automobile tax dedicated to road improvement would aid farmers as much as guidance and advocacy.
A fragmented OCR note lists subscription or issue times such as 7 15 A M and 6 45 P M with garbled text and stray numbers. It references THE NEWS and may indicate publishing or delivery times.
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