Plum Eating Party Near Grassfork School
A shaded plum party Sunday near Grassfork schoolhouse hosted Hurricane district youths from both the lower and upper groups. The event ended late after a boy left early to give others a chance. News notes: Frankey’s horse was neglected, and Robert Thoma bought into the Thompson threshing machine and saw mill operation with Lehr & Wirthwein near Rockport. John Kuntz improved his farm with a half mile ditch built using a road grader powered by Schaffer & Daunhauer. A rain shower broke the drought later Monday, aiding wheat prep.
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Grassfork
Frank
Getter
Frankey
John Kuntz
Schaffer & Daunhauer
Local Notes From Bretzville and Surrounding Areas
Community updates record multiple residents visiting kin in Huntingburg Jasper and Ireland with trips by John Limp and the Parten-Tieimers. Local dwellers Otillia Limp Sehurta and Leo Wrambler are mentioned, plus a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Davie Able.
Rockport visitors and a Santa Claus wedding dance
Joe and August Schaffer of Rockport were here on business Monday. Albert Wirthwein visited with relatives at Rockport the first part of the week. Several youths attended the wedding dance of Frank Offignon and Misa Mary Ceibering at Santa Claus Saturday night.
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Joe
August Schaffer
Rockport
Albert Wirthwein
Frank Offignon
Misa
Mary Ceibering
Local briefs inform on multiple community moves
Maria h hill reports Miss Martina Nord staying with relatives in Louisville last week. Mrs John Dannhauer visits sister in Louisville this week. Rose Tillie Wolf and Agnes Kenney travel to Louisville after visiting her mother. Florian Halbleib celebrate birth of a baby boy. Anthony Jochima to wed Minnie Horlander announced at church. Robert Lindauer and wife plan future home in Uheimilton. Win Fr Dilver visited Evansville on business Saturday. Barbara Dilver and son Albert from Fulda visited relatives here Sunday.
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Anthony Jochima
Minnie Horlander
Our Church
Barbara Dilver
Albert of
Fulda
Blue Ridge Social Tidbits From Jasper and Celestine
Mr and Mrs Frank Thieman and children of St Anthony visited sister Mrs George Lischer. Mrs Mary Fehriibach and son from Jasper stayed with her mother Mrs Eliza Goodman. Rose Dall of Ferdinand visits sister Mrs George Rasche. Mrs Henry Schepers with Theodore Thewes family at Celestine. George Brosmer and family attended church at Celestine. Maggie Goodman returned from Jasper after summer visit with her sister. Mr and Mrs Jue Reuber and…
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Frank Thieman
St. Anthony
George Lischer
Mary Fehriibach
Jasper
Eliza Goodman
Miss Rose Dall
Ferdinand l
Mrs
George Rasche
Henry Schepers
Mr. and
Mirs
Theodore Thewes
Celestine
George Brosmer l
Maggie Goodman
Abe
Family visits relatives across church and countryside
The report notes a Sunday spent with relatives at St Anthony. Lawrence Brosmer and Miss Mary Theising visited the former’s sister, Miss Rachel Brosmer, near Celestine.
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St. Anthony
Lawrence Brosmer
Mary Theising
Rachel Brosmer
Celestine
St Meinrad Picnic Music by St Meinrad Brass Band
George Bischoff keeps busy with Cumberland Home and American telephone work. Martin Schnetz and family moved to Jasper. Students returned from vacation. Miss Katie Huther left for Louisville. Mrs Theodore Fischer visited Ferdinand. The St Meinrad Brass Band played at the Siberia picnic last Sunday. Attendees included Lena and Regina Neu Lizzie Otte Aurelia Becher Frances Ruxer Balbina Kost Scholastica Ringemann Mrs George Schnellenberger Mrs Karl Schnellenberger Win Meiering Joe Bockting Theodore Fischer John Ballis August Ringemann Mr and Mrs Ed Ringemann Mr and Mrs Jerd Gehlhausan and baby Meinrad Borho and family Henry Otto and family.
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Siberia
Lena
Regina Neu
Lizzie Otte
Aurelia Becher
Frances Ruxer
Balbina Kost
Scholastica Ringemann
George Schnellenberger
Karl Schnellenberger
Win, Meiering
Joe Bockting
Theodore Fischer
John Ballis
August Ringemann
Ed Ringemann
Jerd Gehlhausan
Meinrad Borho
Henry Otto
Strengthen Weak Kidneys With Electric Bitters
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a quick relief for weak kidneys and related ailments. It claims benefits for liver digestion and biliousness, with testimonials like Mr. John Dowling of San Francisco praising its curing effect on his wife. Available from All Druggists for Se to $1.00.
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John Dowling
San Francisco
Draggista
T. Alston
Raleigh
N. Noma
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How to Obtain a Beautiful Rug at Bartley Bros
Bartley Bros Ferdinand Indiana offers a trade event from Sept bth to Oct 4th. Customers receive a reversible 2x5 foot floral or oriental rug for 90e cash plus $2 in trade. In-store cards explain how to obtain one of these beautiful rugs from Hartley Bros.
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Bartley Bros
Hartley Bros., Ferdinand, Indl
Safest Laxative for Women
Advertisement proclaims Dr King s New Life Pills as a prompt painless laxative for women. Testimonial from Mrs M C Dunlap of Leaditi Tenn says the pills helped greatly. Encourages readers to buy for 26 cents, recommended by all druggists.
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Dr. King
Pilla
Leaditl
Tenn
Mission Ridge War Reunion At Chattanooga Crest
Survivors of the Battle of Missionary Ridge near Chattanooga plan a reunion during the G A R encampment week. The 1863 victory on Missionary Ridge helped decide the fate of the Army of the Tennessee and opened a path to Atlanta. The ridge now hosts monuments, roads, and a scenic, accessible memorial landscape for attendees.
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Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Army of the Tennessee
Atlanta
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Chickamauga
Brage
Lookout Mountain
Chickamanza Creek
Grant
Army of the Cumberland
Bragg
Gen. Bragg
Georgia
Orchard Knob
Uuion
Sherman Heights
Rossville
Ringgold
Joseph &. Johnston
Republic
Confederacy
Chataiuooga
Kennesaw Mountain
Missioniry Ridge
Trelles
Special Trains to Knoxville for G A R Reunion
Knoxville becomes gateway for South's exposition as Chattanooga hosts the Grand Army of the Republic reunion. The Boys in Blue ride south on numerous special trains and excursions to enjoy the pageantry and new South progress amid fifty years since the Chattanooga battle.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Chattanoga
Grand Army of the Republic
Chatanooga
Boys
Chattanooga
Don’t Let Baby Suffer With Eczema and Eruptions
A historical notice advertises Dr. Hobson’s Beaemaa Ointment as a cure for infant eczema with a testimonial from Mrs. Strabler of Dubuque Iowa. It notes availability from druggists or by mail at 60c Pfiffer Chemical Co. Also lists a separate sale notice for a 140 acre farm near Ferdinand by Henry Meyer.
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Hobson
Strabler
Dubuque
Iowa
Pfiffer Chemical Co
Aly St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Henry Beckmann
Pres
J. A. Sondermann
Capitol
Ferdinand
Ind
R. J. Beckmann
American Bankers Association
Indiana Bankers Association
County City
Township
Aha Crondase News
Ans
KYANA
Robert Thoma
Lehr & Wirthwein
John Limp
Honting- Dare
Julie
Irma Parten- Tieimer
Thirsall Mackey
John We. Gimp
Davy Bretz
Adveville
Charlesretz
Jasper Mondiay
Leo l Wrambler
Near Ferdinand
Otillia Limp
Huntingburg
John Len. Sehurta
Jacob Bartley
Ireland
Mrs. D. Hodgerang
Ben Wagner
2. Uocheesang
Albert Bartley
Louisville
Mrs. Davie Able
Mariah Hill
Martina Nord
John Dannhauer
Misses Rose
Tillie Wolf
Agnes Kenney
Louis Ville
Florian Halbleib
Robert Lindauer
Uhemilton
Win
Fr. Dilver
Evans Ville
Blue Ridge
Mrs. Jue Reuber
ST. Meinrad
George Bischoff
Cumberland, Home and
American Telephone Companies
Martin Schnetz
Katie Huther
Mission Ridge
Monrday
Reckelhoff & Muller
JS HK
Beckmann & Sauer
Dubois Ist
Dred
Alt Sirdseye
Clouiwelwskely Opontiot
Sual Tose Gasper, Gad
Pdepreatre
Henry Meyer
Electric Bitters
Cincinnati Vy Enquirer
Post- Panama Portfone
Ferdinand News
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