Rat attack injuries child and local notices in North Rockport
In North Rockport John Fleeger, two, was severely bitten by a rat while asleep in an open doorway Tuesday morning. Maude Miller begins as clerk at Niehaus's store on the corner. Mrs Amelia Parker of Mount Carmel Ill visits relatives here. Albert Burkhart, three, dies at home on Washington Street Tuesday from whooping cough and bowel trouble. Remains sent to Little Pigeon for burial. funeral led by Rev D P McCoy at Little Pigeon church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
George Fleeger
Maude Miller
Niehaus
Amelia Parker
Carmel
Albert R
Frank Burkhart
Washington Street
Little Pigeon
D. P. McCoy
Little Pigeon Church
Buffaloville Social Notes Highlight Rural Life
Crop conditions show modest improvement after local showers. Ice cream supper Saturday night drew community involvement. News covers visits, sickness, travel, farm changes, and a wedding. Wayne Jones and Emma Todd wed at the brides’ home with Rev. J. T. O Neal officiating. congratulations extended.
Rev Harry David Conducted Event in Gentryville
A note states the event was conducted by Rev Harry David, identified as the son of Gentryville. The brief item confirms his participation or leadership in the local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davidson
Gentryville
Mariah Hill Community Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Threse Heiken arrived Thursday for a visit. Henry Bockting stays with Ford Bockting for the week. Mrs Peter Roos improving from illness. Louisa and Lena Ender from Evansville took a pleasure trip to Ferdinand. Frances Hollander Blanche Hollander and Katie Seger were in Ferdinand Saturday. Mrs Seb Bockting and Veronic Meyer with Joe Bockting visited Ford Bockting Sunday. Mrs Simon Bosler returned from Princeton, aided home by Mrs Dan Peters. Rev Maurice Wagner spent Wednesday at St Henry. Mike Halbleib went to Louisville Sunday. Father Joseph visited Rev Maurice Wagner. Robert Bosler injured in a fall last Monday. Miss Mann Kesson of Tell City visiting Mrs Joe Bettag. Mrs Frank Strohmeyer and children return from visit with her mother in Huntingburg. Lincoln City ball team played Mariah Hill Babes Sunday. score 26 to 5 for the Babes. Lincoln did not score until the last inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threse Heiken
Henry Bockting
Ford Bockting
Peter Roos
Louisa
Lena Ender
Evansville
Ferdinand
Frances
Blanche Hollander
Katie Seger
Seb Bockting
Veronic
Will Meyer
Joe Bockting
Huntingburg
Simon Bosler
Princeton
Dan Peters
Maurice Wagner
St. Henry
Mike Halbleib
Louisville
Father Joseph
Fulda
Robert Bosler
Miss Mann Kesson
Tell City
Joe Bettag
Frank Strohmeyer
Lincoln City
Mariah Hill Babes
Lincoln
Lincoln City News Update and Park Progress
Robert Ferguson of Evansville visited relatives here over the weekend. Miss Oma Oskin returned home after weeks in Stevenson and Evansville. Lincoln City Greys beat Rockport Fair 9 to 2. Huntingburg game upcoming. Lincoln Park work advances with fencing gates vines and a new fountain planned for a praiseworthy civic space.
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Robert Ferguson
Evansville
Frank Bench
Mamie Moore
Rockport
John Staten
Oma Oskin
Stevenson
Mamie Gilbreth
Oma McCoy
Gentryville
Charles’ Bench
Tlinois
Posey County
Walter’s Grove
Lincoln City Greys
Rockport Fair
Fair Boys
Lincoln City
Huntingburg
Lincoln Park
Local letters and visits note community events this week
John Whitaker visits relatives in Evansville while Will Barnett recovers from a horse incident. Miss Mamie Bays of Cincinnati visits her cousin Miss Laura Burkhart. William Moore and Miss Rosie Barnett wed at Pigeon Switch. Mrs. Joe Burkhart attends her nephew's bedside in Rockport as Frank Burkhart's death is reported. Mrs. Sarah Mae Daniel, sister of David Bennett, dies in Rosefield Kentucky. Families attend picnics and social gatherings in Evansville Newtonville Boonville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitaker
Evansville
Will Barnett
Mamie Bays
Cincinnati
Ohio
Laura Burkhart
William Moore
Rosie Barnett
Pigeon Switch
Perry Phillip
Joe Burkhart
Rockport
Frank Burkhart
David Bennett
Rosefield
Kentucky
Sarah Mae Daniel
Agnes Honisiager
Egnew
Chapman
Newtonville
Frank Tableman
Oskin’s Grove
Ben Frang
Boonville
Mrs. Jones Pearson
Local News Highlights from St Meinrad and Surrounds
St Meinrad reports visits by Jacob Neu and family to Schnellville and by Mrs George Sturm to Jasper. August Platz visits from Cincinnati. Iron fences erected by A A Sturm and Jacob Buxer. Mrs Jos Fischer and Louise visit Peter Fischer in Terre Haute. Isadore Egloff travels to Tell City on business. Becher Bros construct a new house at Berdinand. Fulda brass band played in town. Dr N A James received two electric machines for practice. A three month old baby of Mr and Mrs Ben Goesner dies and is buried. Frank Widmer injured on a thrashing machine at Hostetter farm, facial injury healing with scarring. Central Traction Company officials discuss an electric line from Indianapolis to Owensboro area, with plans to connect Huntingburg Ferdinand St Meinrad Fulda and Owensboro, hoping for completion within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Neu
Schnellville
Mat Neu
George Sturm
Jasper
Jos. M. Sturm
August Platz
Cincinnati
A. A. Sturm
Jacob Buxer
Jos. Fischer
Louise
Peter Fischer
Terre Haute
Isadore Egloff
Tell City
Becher Bros
Berdinand
Fulda Brass Band
N. A. James
Ben Goesner
Frank Widmer
Hostetter Farm
Frank
James
Central Traction Company
Indianapolis
Publicity before and after campaign funds scrutiny
The Springfield Republican frets that Taft and Sheldon favor voluntary publicity only after elections under New York law, while Democrats push for pre election disclosure. It notes checks received and questions who sent them, arguing true transparency must precede votes. The piece contends the law compelled publicity, not voluntary virtue, and credits the New York statute for any pre election disclosure. The broader point: pre election publicity remains essential for public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Taft
Sheldon
New York
Hot Springs
Republican
Washington Post
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Committee
Republican Congress
Chicago
Cromwell
Mittee
Indianapolis News
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Cure All Disease
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces destroys the disease foundation and promises up to 100 dollars for any uncured case. Includes testimonial list request and distributor details Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hull's Family Pills for constipation.
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Ben
Hall
TF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, O
Hull
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Wayne Jones
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J. T. O’neal
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State of Indiana
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John Byers
Corinne Byers
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