Local Notes From Kentucky Township Felicitations and Loss
Mike Rausch attends Kentucky State Fair in Louisville this week. John Fischer of Owensboro attends Mrs Never here Saturday funeral. Ba Weaver sold a Texas pony last week for a fine saddle mule, galloping northeast each Sunday. Frank Jacob loaded three carloads of lumber at Evanston last week and will ship two more this week. Miss Mary Wagner returned from Owensboro Saturday, friends hosted graphophone music and refreshments. Misses Gusta Collignon and Blanche Rupprecht enjoyed a pleasure trip to Owensboro. Tobacco crops are strong this year due to fine weather. Mrs Hannah Nemer, wife of ex township trustee Wolfgang, died last Thursday after illness. funeral was largely attended.
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Ba Weaver
Texas
Frank Jacob
Evanston
Gusta Collignon
Blanche Rupprecht
Owensboro
Hannah Nemer
Extownship
Wolfgang Sea
Germany
Local Notes Highlight Marriages And Visits In Community
Mariah Hill reports Mrs. Felix Bettag seriously ill. F W Wagner made a business trip to Jasper Thursday. Louis Atkinson of Troy spent Monday on business. Paul Jochim attended the fair at Chrisney Thursday. Miss Minnie Wirtzberger with George Bettag visited Ferdinand relatives Sunday. Dr W S Bryant of Dale visited Dr A J Maslowaky. Monday Mrs William F Dilger assisted the sick. Upcoming marriages announced: Minnie Wirtzberger to George Bettag and Minnie Henale to Louis Arnold.
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F. W. Wagner
Jasper Thureday
Louis Atkinson
Troy
Minnie Wirtzberger
George Bettag
Ferdinand
Minnie Henale
Louis Arnold
Our Church
Jasper Notes On Local Life And Ventures
The Jasper Herald reports a busy town with 330 in grade schools and 46 in high school. Florian Ackermann built a silo north of town and filled it with ensilage. Frank Kunkel retires from saloon business next month, to be succeeded by his brother Philip J. Kunkel. A St Raphael church fundraiser picnic at Dubois drew many Jasperites and visitors. George Berger plans a White River houseboat retirement to riverside life. Robert Bohnert and Stella Pfau wed at St Josephs and left for Louisville on honeymoon.
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Florian Ackermann
Bainbridge Township
Frank Kunkel
Jasper
Philip J. Kunkel
George Berger
Portersville
White River
Robert Bohnert
Stella Pfau
St.’ Joseph’s Church
Birth of a daughter and local business notes in Huntingburg
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Otto Hagemeyer of Sycamore Street on Monday night. The Huntingburg Grocery Co opens in a new Fifth Street building, praised as the first wholesale institution in the county. The Buntingburg electric light plant, provided by the Micequer Bros Co, aims to offer good service to patrons.
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Otto Hagemeyer
Sycamore ‘Street
T He Huntingburg Grocery Co
Fifth Street
Buntingburg
Micequer Bros.Co
Country produce and meats at Ferdinand's Market list
Weekly corrected market listing shows eggs at 20c a dozen butter 20c per pound onions 60c per bushel potatoes 40c per bushel plus meat prices for bacon sides 12c per pound shoulders 10c per pound hams 12c per pound poultry hens 12c cocks 6c springers 12c per pound and various mill stuff grain prices for wheat 9 1/2c per bushel corn 80c per bushel rye 70c per bushel clover seed 4 75 per bushel corn meal 90c and flour 2 80 per hundred pounds.
For Sale or Rent and Rail Trip to Resorts
For sale or rent. My hotel saloon and feed stable suitable for any business. Call John Widmer St Meinrad Ind. Southern Railway offers opportunity Sunday Sept 19 to visit French Lick and West Baden Springs. $1 round trip. Leave Johnsburg 9 03 a m arrive West Baden 10 30 am. Returning leave French Lick West Baden 6 30 pm, eight hours at resorts. See A J Lange, Agent.
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John Widmer
St. Meinrad
Ind
THE
Southern Railway
French Lick
West Baden Springs
Johnsburg
West Baden
A. J. Lange
Ferdinand Railway Announces April Timetable
The Ferdinand Railway time table took effect on April 1 with trains from Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back. Departures include 7:00 AM from Ferdinand, 7:40 AM to Huntingburg, 9:30 AM, 10:10 AM, and 8:00 AM departures from Huntingburg to Ferdinand.
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Ferdinand Railway
Asparagus culture and bed care for home gardens
Advice on growing asparagus from seed or plants, bed layout in rows, soil preparation, manure use, planting depth, spacing, and fall mulching. Guidance on germination, truss thinning, radish trap sowing, rust control with Bordeaux mixture, and winter forcing. Notes on varieties Early Argentean Conover's Colossal Parmello Columbian Mammoth White.
Yellow Shoes Break Through Cold Weather Style
A fashion note suggests yellow footwear remains striking and practical in winter. Designers promote bright shoes as a warm accents for dreary days, pairing them with neutral coats to avoid glare. The message emphasizes bold color as a versatile mood booster amid chilly streets.
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Falda
Mike Rausch
Loulaville
John Fischer
Mra
Mary Wagner
Mariah Hill
Felix Bettag
Paul Jochim
Chrisney
W. 8. Bryant
Dale
A. J. Maslowaky
William F. Dilger
Dubois
St. Raphiael’s Church
Huntingburg
Hamsife Lb
Springers
Alma Martin Estabrook
Patricia
A Weil
Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works
Ferdinand, Ind
B. A. Mosby
Kuntingsurg
Indiana
Bolte
Frank
Mary Senninger
WM. J. Bretz
Jeweler
Post Office
H. F. Beardsley
Ferdinand and Vicinity
Office de Motte
Dubois County Telephone Co
Dubois County
Cole
Paelsehe
Fe FE Reckmann & Sauer
Kentucky
Mathias Olinger
Ferdinand Brewing Co
Ferdinand Common Beer
Ben Seufert & Sons
Iso
Leppert’s Hotel
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