Brown Back From the Western States
Indianapolis special reports John G. Brown president of the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations returned from a month tour of California and the West with farm bureau leaders to study cooperative marketing. Delegates gained information for a plan to market Middle West staples equitably, emphasizing broad membership and regional cooperation. Eleven Indiana counties began unified membership drives under the state plan, with organizers named for each county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John G. Brown
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
California
Farm Bureau
Middle West
Brown
Franklin
F. H. Tippey
Marion
Dearborn
C. F. Patterson
Pretons Morgan
J. G. Covert
Vermillion
W. R. Ler
North Vernon
Tipton
J. Briggs
Macey
Knox
W. D.’Shelby
Charlestown
Gibson
C. F. Boxell
Bartholomew J. A. Driscoll
Liberty
Clark
A. Hacker
Franklin and
Jasper
C. S. Manterson
Greenfield
C. A ‘Bima
Doe
Ferdinand Boy Marries at Evansville
Alois H Gehlhausen and Rose Buening were married at Assumption church Evansville on September 15. Rev Francis Ryves officiated with attendants Gilbert Kuper and Nora Gehlhausen. The couple plans to reside in Huntingburg after a short visit home.
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Alois H. Gehlhausen
Henry J. Gehlhausen
Rose Buening
John Buening
Johnsburg
Assumption Church
Evansville
Francis Ryves
Gilbert Kuper
Nora Gehlhausen
Huntingburg
Alois
Huntingburg Clay Products Co
Taggart and Bosse Campaign Speech Draws Large Crowd
A large audience welcomed Thomas Taggart and Benjamin Bosse at Senninger's hall last Monday night. Attendees from Huntingburg and Jasper, plus the Jasper band, filled the hall as M. A. Sweeney of Jasper introduced the speakers and shared a few jokes. The event was praised by both Democrats and Republicans as a clean campaign address.
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Thomas, Taggart
Benjamin Bosse
Senninger’s Hall
Huntingburg
Jasper
Jasper Band
M. A. Sweeney
Athletics Defeat the Ferdinand Giants in Shutout
The Huntingburg Athletics, largely from Jasper and Ireland, shut out the Ferdinand Giants 5 to 0 at the local park. Linus Klueh went seven innings, Ferdy Olinger the last two, with Reckelhoff and Schnieders noted in the game.
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Giants
Huntingburg Athletics
Jasper
Ireland
Linus Klueh
Ferdy Olinger
Klueh
Olinger
Reckelhoff
John Schnieders
Learn To Write Poetry Ad Offered By Sucker Wit
Luke M Luke in the Cincinnati Enquirer notes a spoof ad promising poetry secrets for $2. The tale follows a gullible buyer who sends the money and receives only a trick to begin each line with a capital letter. A magician Kringsberg later performed in a school hall to favorable reception.
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Luke M
Luke
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Second Annual State Convention Planned for Indianapolis
Ratliff reports Brown county success indicating full state organization. The executive committee John G Brown Maurice Douglas and E E Reynolds met to settle business left by President Brown and plan the second annual state convention to be held in Indianapolis in November.
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Ratliff
Brown County
John G. Brown
Maurice Douglas
E. E. Reynolds
Pesident Brown
Indianapolis
Weaver and Leinenbach marry in Louisville
A report states Albert Weaver and Miss Ida Leinenbach were married at St. Anthony church in Louisville on Tuesday morning. The couple then left for Detroit to fetch cars for Harlan's garage in Huntingburg, returning Sunday from Huntingburg to Louisville.
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Albert Weaver
Ida Leinenbach
St. Anthony
Louisville
Detroit
Harlan
Huntingburg
Dubois Picnic Proceeds To Rebuild Church In 1920
An Evansville area item notes a big picnic at Dubois next Sunday to raise funds for a new church building after a 1917 fire. It promises 1000 chickens for a hearty meal and urges attendance for a traditional communal event.
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Dubois
Marriage Licenses Registered in Huntingburg and Jasper Area
Norman Bretz and Naoma Dagenhart of Huntingburg secure a marriage license. William F. Arensman and Ada Blemker of Huntingburg follow. Linus A. Miller of Jasper weds Clara A. Gossmann. Benjamin H. Wibbeler of Holland ties with Sophia Statel of Stendal.
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Norman Bretz
Naoma Dagenhart
Huntingburg
William F. Arensman
Ada Blemker
Linus A. Miller
Clara A. Gossmann
Jasper
Benjamin H.wibbeler
Holland
Sophia Statel
Stendal
Card of Thanks for Wilfred Hollinden Death
Thank you note expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of Wilfred Hollinden. Mentions Father Lawrence and many relatives, notes interment at St Ferdinand cemetery, and extends sympathy. Additional items reference Joseph Jacobi visiting from New Albany and priesthood study in Rome. Ends with a satirical aphorism and garbled text.
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Wilfred
Father Lawrence
John Hollinder
John Hollinden
St. Ferdinand
Joseph ‘Jacobi
New Albany
Mr. Jacobi
Rome
Italy
Church Announcements for Week of September 26
Daily intentions listed from Monday to Sunday include prayers for the deceased parents of P. John and others, with specific anniversaries for Jacob Wirtzberger, Bernard Woepkenberg, and John Seger. The note ends with a general blessing for the congregation and an aside about a men’s rate at Bartlay.
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P. John
Anna Broermann
Jacob Wirtzberger
Bernard Woepkenberg
the Holy Angels
Forthett Carl and
Jacobina Knapp
Ford price cuts cut war profits and car costs
Ford Motor Company announced immediate price reductions of 14 percent on trucks and 31 percent on cars. Ford urged dealers to halt war methods and greed amid the cutback.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company of
Detroit
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Dubois County
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Barbara Schlachter deceased to appear in Dubois Circuit Court Jasper Indiana on October 11 1920 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and heirs to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk and Seal September 20 1920 Chas H Bartley Clerk John E McFall Atty Also brief local items recount Dr and Mrs Schriefer home from Yellowstone Park elk horns collected and misc notices seeking homes for girls and a stray local item
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Barbara Schlachter
Dubois
Jasper
Indiana
Chas. H. Bartley
Items of Interest from the Co Capitol in Jasper
Curtis and John King two orphan children of Birdseye were taken to the Orphans Home in Pike county last Saturday. Homar Strader who was taken to Woodmere last June 13 broke out and was found in Jasper Sunday night. Sheriff Bob Nordhoff recaptured him in Evanaville Tuesday. A picnic at St Anthony drew many locals last Sunday. New suits filed Alvin Abell vs Thomas Abell et al possession of personal property. Dora A Jacobs vs Walter Jacobs divorce. Joseph B Carse vs Charles F Baker note.
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Jasper
Curtis
John King
Birdseye
Pike County
Homar Strader
Woodmere
Bob Nordhoff
Evanaville
St. Anthony
Alvin Abell
Thomas Abell
Dora,a. Jacobs
Walter 5. Jacobs
Joseph B. Carse
Charles EF. Baker
Notice to Contractors for Dubois County Road Improvements
The Dubois County Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids at 2 PM October 4 1920 for grading draining and paving highways in Ferdinand Township as described in plans on file with the county auditor. The project known as the Henry H Kerstiens et al Free Gravel Roads requires bonds equal to twice the bid with affidavit of non collision. The board may reject any or all bids and bids to be let to the lowest responsible bidder.
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Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Ferdinand Township
the Auditor
Henry H. Kerstiens
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Januar
Sumer
Ferdinand
Taggart & Bosse
Athletics
Ferdinand Giants
Kringsberg
Cook’s Park
Exposition Company
John Remke
R. J. Beckmann
Joe Eversmann
Frank Weyer
Lawrence Weyer
John Kippenbrock
Philip Kraus
Frances Eversmann
Harry Kippenbrock
Bartlay
Cherokee Road
Kentucky
Zmias,a. Msi
CO. Capitol
Marie Fleig
John Noon
Bartley Bros
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