Fair week in Huntingburg features Troy Street Fair
Local News notes fair week in Huntingburg with Troy Street Fair set for Sept 21 to 26 amid dusty streets and no rain. advertisements shout Pineapple Sherbet, Nerve and Brain soda, and a fall millinery line plus school supplies. The piece lists locals like J Sondermann and Henry Beckmann stores, Labor Day observances, upcoming races, theater events, and notices about hires on the railroad with wages.
Timber sellers urged to contact W Pitta for top market price
Rockfort Overalls and Work Shirts for all ages have arrived, boasting full cut and custom fit. Henry Beckmann's Farmers Store offers purchases of Rockfort garments, emphasizing quality and non scanty cutting. Call W Pitta if you have timber to sell and seek the best market price.
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W. Pitta
Rockfort
Henry Beckmann
Farmers Stord
Pitchers Battle as Reds Tie Velpen in Seven Innings
The Reds visited Velpen for a seven inning return game. After a slow first inning, Velpen led 2 0, then Reds scored in the next three frames to even the count. Wahl struggled but the Reds rallied. final score 8 8 after seven. both sides argued for extra innings but could not agree. Also mention of a 20 to 7 win by Black Socks and Mariah Hill visitors, and Lincoln City beating Huntingburg 6 to 5.
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Reds
Velpen
Metzger
Gerber
Roos
Velpen Boys
Wahl
Schoenhoff
Ed. Schilling
Chamness
Payne
M. Smith
G. Smith
Toole
Geddes
Meyer
M.smith
Wehl
Olinger
A. Corn
Eddington
Reckelhoff
Hollinden
Muller
Rune
Lamn
T. Corn
Chamnes
Mariah Hill
Jochim
Hollander
Schnieders
Niehaus
Stallmann
Mike Olinger
First Dirt Turned as Rail Line Breaks Ground
Work has commenced on the new railroad with the first dirt turned Wednesday morning. Joseph Schnaus and Frank Gehhausen led the town in beginning work on Henry Beckmann’s land near town. The initial teams included Schnaus Blickenstaff and Huntington. by afternoon four teams were at work and substantial dirt moved. The Terre Haute firm holds the contract and about 100 teams are expected locally.
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Joseph Schnaus
Frank Gehlhausen
Henry Beckmann
Schnaus
Blickenstaff
Huntington
Terre Haute
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Charles Knapp of Jasper
Mr and Mrs Charles Knapp of Jasper celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday with a grand dinner at Kunkels Hall and a dance. Former Ferdinand residents, they moved to Jasper about a year ago. Numerous friends here wish them many more jubilees.
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Charles Knapp
Jasper
Kunkel’s Hall
Ferdinand
Just Received GQOO Rock Ball at Farmers Store
A concise note announces the arrival of GQOO Rock Ball items at the Farmers Store. Prices are listed at the bottom of the ad.
Township trustee call for Ferdinand Indiana business
The Ferdinand township trustee in Dubois County Indiana will attend to township business at his office on Saturday evening. Residents with township matters should present them that day. Wey? Trusteo HELMING Ferdinand Indiana.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Helming
Trusteo
Ferdinand
Local folks return brass theft tale and forgiving stranger
Friday at dusk a man confronted Hartwell coal mine former owner on South Main Street and handed back about seven dollars from an old brass theft. The incident led to a note about repentance and a forgiveness offered by Mr. Wulfmann. Earlier, town marshal Joseph Kraft underwent appendicitis surgery and recovered. A note found on a stranger near Dale described a past brass theft and innocence. Reports detailed horse thefts involving Leingang Gayer and Elwood Loftus, with the thief later identified as Isaac Jacobs in Morgan County jail. Nearby break-ins and lost children worries were noted, along with oil drilling success near Winslow and a four-mile distance from the town.
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H. Wulfmann
South Main Street
Mr. Wulfmann
Hartwell
Oakland City
Wulfmann
Huntingburg
Frank Lauderdale
Dale
Leingang
H. W. Bain
Martinaville
Morgan County
Robt. Pearcey
Leingang & Gayer
Pearcey
Isaac Jacobs
Brownstown
Jackson County
Brownsville
Jacobs
Elwood Loftus
Lilly Dale
Troy
Mr. Pearcey
Martinsville
Troy Times
Auctioneer Notes Describe Many Breeding Animals
Tuesday listing includes Stephan Weyer Gerhard Loechte Wednesday entries for Heinrich Rickelhof Catharina Verkamp Thursday shows Elia Janson Henrich Rickelhof Friday references 44 H and OG Wagner John Weasel Saturday includes H C Wagner De Paul Wagner Sunday names Bernard Weipkenberg Three fine bulls aged ten twelve and fifteen months plus one fresh milk cow half Jersey.
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Stephan Weyer
Gerhard Loechte
Heinrich, Rickelhof
Catharina Verkamp
Elia, Janson
Henrich Rickelhof
OG. Wagner
John Weasel
C. Wagner
de Paul Wagner
Bernard Weipkenberg
Cumbi
Mara
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J. A. Sondermann
Timothy
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Troy Street Fair
Olinger Brothers
Herman Wilmes
Henry Saalmann
H. ©. Knapp
Quante
Main St
Ferdinand Reds
Senninger’s Hall
Farmer Store
Farmers Store
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
St. Meinrad
Gondermann’s
Damnamite
Hercules and
Aetna
Henry Brockman
Vincentia
Petronillo
Faustina
Anna
E. J. Kilian
Ferdinand Olinger
St. Meinrade
Theodore. Fischer
St.Léo
Louisiana
Tor
Cyrus Townsend Brady
J. H. Beckmanna
Mother
Hite
August Remke
Jesse James
Mr. Remke
Richard Windfennig
Tell City Brewing Co
Tell City
Henry & John Hoffmann
Southern Railway
Illinois
Louis
Louisville
Armour
Henry & John Hofrmannn
Fulda
Michigan
Jeans
Pelm Fanu
Velpa
Houtschins
Lincoln City
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Meyer If
Chamneas
M Smith
Smith
M Toole
Corn
Neighborhood Notes
Jos. Kraft
Wm. Johnson
Will Wittmer
Elizabeth Wittmer
Can‘nelton
London
Winslow
Corydon Republicans
Moses Skinner
Yeager
Skinner Well
Winslow Dispatch
Jon
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