Siberia News Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Anna Linette returned from Louisville after visiting sister Mrs. Nick Kline. Ben Weier and Charles Buisce spent Sunday in our town. Martin Bomelaski visited Leopold with a close friend. A dance hosted by Frank Broeleman drew local youths Tuesday. Frank Linette visited Ferdinand on Monday. Harmon Hall and Jamely Hudson consulted in town. A baby boy arrived at Mr and Mrs Jos Boinclaski Saturday. St Martins Catholic church children will make their First Holy Communion next Sunday. Frank Bockman and Frank Linette were guests in Loxey Hollow Sunday.
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St. Martin's Catholic Church
St Meinrad Residents and Local Events Across Counties
St Meinrad and surrounding areas report on residents visiting Chrisney Siberia Huntingburg and Perry County. A township road tax levy was set. John Widmer to retire from hotel and saloon business with a farm move to Perry County. Parish activities include Dale church cornerstone laying and St Meinrad abbey ordination services for sixteen priests and thirteen deacons officiated by Et Rev O Donahue of Indianapolis.
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John Widmer
Perry County
St. Meinrad Abbey
Ofelock
O' Donahue
Indianapolis
Local Notices and Visits Across Town
The board of county commissioners will meet next week. Mr and Mrs Allen Brewster returned to St Louis on Tuesday. Miss Mary Evrard visits her parents at St Mark this week. Dr Whitney the dentist has left Troy for Indianapolis. Albert Cunningham of Bristol mingled with Troy friends Monday. Albert Daunhauer and daughter Miss Ballint visited Tell City Tuesday. Cal Truitt from Canne lton visited friends Sunday. George Heim and Rueben visited his brother John in Boonville last week. O S Haas of Mt Vernon was here Thursday calling on farming dealers. Twenty children will take first holy communion at St Pius church Sunday morning. Gras and Heim shipped livestock to Louisville Monday. Miss Bridget Bumm of Owensboro visits her brother Xavier. Will Prottsmann shipped three carloads of timothy to Evansville this week. Dod Huff and Joseph Richard shipped a carload.
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Gras & Heim
Louisville
Bridget Bumm
Owensboro
Xavier
Will Prottsmann
Timothy Day
Evansville
Dod Huff
Joseph Richard
Local items highlight Troy area life and business
A brisk mix of community notes covers John Meehan’s clothing shipment to town. Subscriptions and arrivals include Carl Roland eyeing a Troy jewelry store and Miss Nelda Foertsch visiting. several travel and social visits from Evansville to Livermore to St. Louis are noted. Local markets report wheat at 1.50, corn around 7.5c, and livestock prices. church events and revival news appear alongside planned business ventures and a new Lincoln City grocery building.
Fragmented Verse Snippets Reflect Public Interest
A mosaic of quotes and titles dominates the page, including references to Ben Franklin’s pudding, grand but scarce delicacies, the Three Hundred at Thermopylae, a city street at night, and football crowds shown in varied tones. The mix suggests a literary and cultural collage rather than a single event.
Mrs Flatdweller Still Seeks Ordinary Pleasures in New York
A humorous lament from a New York resident titled Mrs Flatdwelier complains of neighbors, hotel prices, faulty appliances, and crowded living conditions. She notes missed wallpaper copying, tea costs, noisy tenants, and laundry day chaos as she longs for simple comforts at home.
Cissie Pitches Milkmaid Role at Fancy Dress Ball
Dialogue shows Cissie asking to play a milkmaid at a ball and Mamma resisting because of her age. Cissie suggests becoming a condensed milkmaid as an alternative.
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Cissie
Mamma
Sunflower Philosophy Reflections on Forgiveness and Family
A reflective piece contrasts forgiveness in marriage with self righteousness after offenses. It notes women’s penchant for forgiving, the humor found in family life, and the value of keeping photographs. It also recalls an old-fashioned boy trading stolen eggs for candy and ammunition, implying changing values over time.
King Selomon's Mines Unearths Underground Tiptop Story
A rugged, underground tale titled King Selomon's Mines contrasts a distressed queen excluded from a game of enehre and vainly mocked by greenhorns at whist. The piece blends eccentric imagery with a tiptop, subterranean vibe.
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King Selomon's Mines
Enanemel Movement Advised For Aches And Pains
In a chatty exchange Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Robinson discuss health remedies. They suggest Mrs. Smith try the Enanemel movement as a potential help for her aches. The conversation notes the general usefulness of massage and similar therapies.
The Real Reason Behind Theatrical Shakespeare Productions
A witty exchange critiques theater managers for pursuing Shakespearean plays to avoid paying royalties. The dialogue implies economics drive artistic choices in theater.
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Pudge
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Siberia
Anna Linette
Nick Kline
Ben Weier
Charles Dbuieeermes
Our Town
Martin Bomelaski
Leopold
Frank Broeleman
Frank Linette
Ferdinand
Harmon Hall
Jamely Hudson
Stork
Jos. Boinclaski
Frank Bockman
Loxey Hollow
Panacuchas Schinitt
St. Meinrad
A.A. Sturm
Chrisney
JA Greulie’r
Jacob Ruxer
John Hubers
Newton, Wan
Ed Hubers
Huntingburg
Charlie Selinelenberger
Ed Ringeman
Dale
St. Meinrad Bana
Board of County Commissioners
Mrs. Allen Brewster
St. Louis
Mary Evrard
St. Mark
Dr. Whitney
Troy
Albert Cunningham
Bristow
Albert Daunhauer
Little Miss Ballint
Tell City
Cal Truitt
Cannelton
George Heim
Rueben
John
Boonville
O. S. Haas
Mt. Vernon
St. Pius Church
John Meehan
Coonie Schmitt
Clearfield, Pa
Mollie Taylor
A. S. Reynold
Near
Jones’ Mill
Nelda Foertsch
Lamar
Fred Gayer
John Zoglemann
Macon, Ilc
Carl Roland
New Times
Henry Cassidy
Jasper
George Lusher
Famiy
Alen Brewster
Chas. Snyder
Miss Agnes Gaesser
Olivia Winterath
Steve Winterath
McCallister & Cassidy
Ida White
Lewisport
Ohio River
Elnora Hess
Mrs
Chas. Loss
Alina
Doll Meyer
Livermore, Ky
Tuuesday
Carl Meyer
Chas. Johnson
Redport
U.S
Louise Klahn
Gayer Bros.’ Store
New Boston
Harry Turner
Bowman Huff
Evangelist Scoville
Georee Fisher
Etrusia Scott
Scoville
Lizzie Pinaire
Harrison County
Enid
Oklahonia
Anna Masterson
Gates
Indiana Silo Company
Max Backer
Fred Schmitt
Mrs. Ackerman
Ivanaville
Miss Margaret
Sporty Powell
Newbury
Edna
Danie Gates
Chas, Snyder
Agnes Gaesser
Walter Schnell
Albert and
Regenia Schnell
Clara May Rapp
Frank Ballis
Alma
Frank Billart
Oakland City
Fred Butler
Mrs. Billart
Mr. Billart
Jeff Greer
Mr. Haas
Santa Claus
New Creamery Association
Velma Kriesle
V. K
Tts
Sloan
Indiana Reformatory
School of Letters
Spencer County Board of Review
Ludwig
White
Jacobs
Sam E. Kercheval
Rockport
Joseph Haines
Luce Township
S. W. Stockine
Lincoln City
Rockport Journal
Ben Franklin
Thermopylae
Tom Fullery
Mars
Cardus
F. S. Mills
Marietta
Calif
Cardu
Sunflower Philosophy
Alan
Hadio
Furze
Hlehland
Lee
Shakespeare
J. F. Denton
Indiana Marble & Gran
Evansville, Ind
Geo. W. Kohl
Act
Dr. Hess
T. T. Gaesser
Ivy
Aline
Meehan
Troy, Ind
Troy Grain Elevator
Peter Backer & Son
Nester
Te W. Ganass
Riverside
Indiana
Kentucky
J. D. Masterson
Sep’s
Cumberland
FW. Schmiti
C. Snyder's
Phe Ivy
Fred B. Eichling
Perum, Oklahoma
North Perm
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
J. W. Rust
Main
Toomerress
Pill Line Groceries
Tobe Co
Linear City
Canpelian
Liteon City
Day
Ind
U. S. Brick CO
Tell City, Ind
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