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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1906

Page

3

Meets trains No 9 and 4 make connections

Rail schedule notes that trains numbered 9 and 4 will interchange at a routing hub, enabling transfers for passengers seeking onward service. Officials caution on potential delays during peak travel windows.

Fall County Fair at Dubois County September Dates

The item notes the Dubois County Fair from September 10 to 15 and mentions a large Saturday picnic at St Meinrad. It lists local changes and events including Katharine Niehaus illness, a compliment to Huntingburg Fair, a new Grandview Monitor supplement, Mariah Hill Creamery, and a WANTED cook ad. It also records school changes, organ music praise, new subscribers, and the paper’s search for regional correspondents.

Notice to settle accounts of late Amadus Weerter

Notice states all accounts in favor of the late Amadus Weerter unsettled by September 5 will be placed with attorneys for collection. Mrs. A. Weerter.

Amadus Weerter A. Weerter

Marriage Licenses Listed for Hutchinson Cave and More

James W. Hutchinson and Mary L. Cave apply for license. G. W. Haskins and Anna Brown apply for license. Chas P. Bamberger and Hellen M. Bretille listed as applicants.

James W. Hutchinson Mary L. Cave G. W. Haskins Anna Brown Chas. P. Bamberger Hellen M. Bretille

Joint Representative Convention Notice for Pike and Dubois

Delegates selected by the Democrats of Pike and Dubois counties are notified to meet in a joint representative convention on September 20, 1906, in Jasper Dubois County. Pike will have 11 votes and Dubois 15 votes. M A Sweeney Chairman Dubois Frank Ely Chairman Pike.

Pike Dubois Jasper Dubois County Pike County M. A. Sweeney Frank Ely

Ferdinand's Market Heads for Country Produce and Meats

Country produce and meats list with prices across eggs butter potatoes bacon hams hocks hens springers cocks and wool. Milling goods flour shorts bran corn meal grain hay rye clover seed and prices per unit or bushel noted. Local market inventory and rates reflect 19th or early 20th century rural commerce.

Social notes from Tell City and surrounding towns

Miss Rosa Olinger visited her sister Mrs Henry Boehmann in Tell City. Numerous residents and visitors from Ferdinand Schnellville St Meinrad Jasper and Evansville attended picnics dances and family visits. Journal entries mention trips to Rockport Louisville Huntingburg and Rockport, and engagements in farming, schooling and weddings.

Rosa Olinger Tell City Henry Boehmann Carl Olinger

Fatal Dispute Over Fight Near Gosport

In Lockport New York on September 5 Joseph Lynch 28 died after a quarrel tied to a Gans Nelson fight. A companion drank with him allegedly kicked him in the head and killed him John Cowdery 40 is under arrest for murder. The incident occurred at a hotel about a mile west of Gosport. Dr. Francis R Beattie noted minister and seminary president died in Louisville September 5 from heart failure. The Labrador cold storage quip recounts a Boston Transcript riff on preserving beef using barrels of water and frozen meat comment about rats and a black ice joke.

Lockport N. Y Gans-Nelson Joseph Lynch John Cowdery Gosport Louisville Francis R. Beattie Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Theological Seminary Canada Labrador

Travels of Winged Seeds

Winged seeds glide only short distances compared with powder and plumed seeds. Dr Ridley of the Singapore botanic gardens found the furthest winged seed travel was 100 yards. Under ideal conditions it would take 100 years to cover 300 yards and 1,500,000 years to bridge the distance to the Philippines.

Ridley Botanic Gardens Singapore Malaya Peninsula Philippines

Sleeplessness Remedies From a Cold Sponge and Hot Foot Bath

The text suggests using a cold sponge bath to ease extreme tiredness and allow natural sleep. For racing thoughts, it recommends soaking feet in hot water for a full ten minutes to relax the mind and help you sleep.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Southern Railway Ferdinand Station Evansvile Huntingburg Weaver Hack St.Meinrad Katharine Niehaus Grandview Monitor Mariah Hill Frank Hollander C. J. Rosenham Drugstore Market St Near 5Th Sylvester V. Hifert J. B. Mueller Prof. Bifert Joseph Schaeffer John Hubers St. Meinrad Frank Horlander Mathias Schwartz St. Henry Mathias Morgan Henry Steltenpohl St. Anthony Gretzville Fulda Siberia Adgeville J. A. Rickelmann Germania Life Insurance Co Ferdinand Bank Joint Representative Convention Ferdinand M. Olinger Jr Velpen Springs Barbara “‘Hiter Rosa Fack Ida, Agnes Chas. Millheiser New Albany Joe Kuntz Theresia Gerber Mrs Joe Hirsch John Schaeffer Troy John Ben J. Hirsch St. Louis J. H. Beckmann Rockport Math Hirsch Joseph Becker Louisville, Ky John Kitten Lawrence, Neb Joe Rickelmann City Agnes Millhauser Henry Buchart Schnellville Our City Cannelton Herman Beckmann Wm. R. Sauer Mayme Meyer Mary Schmitt Joseph Weyer Chas Metzger Joseph F. Schaeffer Ike? Senninger Henry Schum Daly Schumaker Henry Scott Oscar Snyder Mrs. Ferryback of Elizabeth Wessel Joe Havlik John G. Beckmann Kentucky Jerome Barbara Bertha Judy Evansville Henry Lindenschmitt of Satureday Edwin Schilling Pony Lindenschmitt Ph. Renner Oscar Schumaker Sister Katy Mrs. Scott of Evanaville Susana Schumaker Miss Rose John Olinger Miss Mary Ed Altmeyer Frank Roos Victor John Mehling John Lindaurer Oakland City John Schlachter Clem Lueken Mr. Schlachter Matie Roos Rufus Dilts Owensboro Josephine Dickmann Henry Lindenschmitt Katie Gertrude Emma Mueller Katie Huber Joe Mueller Jos. and Gus. Gehlhausen Henry and Tony Lindenschmitt Edward Hugo Beckmann Hubert Beckmann Ida Beckmann John Buehning Johnsburg Will Huther John Lindauer Edwin Claude Peter Mueller & Sons Eckert Bros Mike Tretter George Becher Peter Schnell Aloysius of Blanche Colignon Emma and Rose Klueh Frances Emma Mucker John Schwartz Joe Baker Gerhard Schoenhoff Henry Bromm Huantingburg John Schnieders The Troy Model Brewery Alda Schaf Henry Berger J. A. Sondermann Wiss Bertha C. Rickelmann Bank Building Cumberland B. A. Mosby Stuntingburg Indiana Senninger’s the News JS Beckmann- Dilger Co Che Olinger John Lubbers, JR
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