Miss Anna Linette Returns Home From Louisville Visit
Siberia notes Anna Linette visited sister Mrs Nick Kline in Louisville. Several residents spent Sunday in nearby towns including Frank Brockman’s dance attendance, Frank Linette in Ferdinand, and a visit by Harmon Hall and Emmery Hudson. A baby boy arrived at Mr and Mrs Jos Bomelaski, and St Martins Catholic children set First Holy Communion for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Linette
Louisville
Nick Kline
Stork
Jos. Bomelaski
St. Martin's Catholic Church
O. S. Haas
Mt. Vernon
St. Pius Church
Fred Schmitt
Mrs. Ackerman
Evanaville
Miss Margaret
Sporty Powell
Newburg
Edna
Danie Gates
Walter Schnell
Albert and
Regenia Schnell
Clara May Rapp
Frank Ballis
Alma
Doll Meyer
St. Meinrad
St Meinrad Residents and Events Reported
St Meinrad residents were active with business visits to Chrisney Siberia and Huntingburg. A road tax levy for 1909 was set by the township advisory board. John Widmer plans retirement from hotel and saloon business. a large blow-out is planned Saturday night at his Perry county farm. St Meinrad abbey ordination services include sixteen priests and thirteen deacons ordained by Rt Rev O Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Widmer
Perry County
St. Meinrad Abbey
Shirteen
Rev. O'Donahue
Indianapolis
Local notes and social updates from Troy and nearby towns
The county board of commissioners schedules a meeting for next week. Many residents share visits and moves including the Brewsters in St Louis, Miss Evrard with her parents, Dr Whitney relocating to Indianapolis, and Albert Cunningham with Troy friends. Readers note shipments of livestock and hay, church events, market prices, and upcoming construction plans in Lincoln City and Troy.
The Three Hundred at Ther Inopylae and City Night Streets
A fragment from The Sunday Magazine contrasts grand stage acts with gritty street scenes. It juxtaposes grandstand performers and a fevered crowd at a football game with a savagely maiming city night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihn
Sam Full
the Sunday Magazine
Neighborly Troubles and Household Wishes in New York Times
A humorous complaint list from a New York Times piece describing a seven story apartment building with tenants resisting small household frictions. It notes issues like wallpaper copies, tea prices, roof play activity, elevator delays, clothing comfort, lamp safety, book organization, and shared hot water during wash days with a tongue in cheek tone.
A Small Matter at the Fancy Dress Ball
Ciesso pleads to play milkmaid at the fancy dress ball but mamma objects saying she is too little. Ciesso retorts she can be a condensed milkmaid to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciesie
Ciesso
Sunflower Philosophy on Forgiveness and Small Town Tales
The piece reflects on moral humor in small communities with lines about catching the devil as a man, late night crafts for a best man, forgiveness as a wife’s stance, and the fascination with family photographs. It notes the appeal of keeping a family album and recalls a bygone boy’s penny-ante thefts funding a car purchase.
Underground King Solomon's Mines tale teased
A cryptic passage describes a distressed fat woman tiler, a Queens vet rejected, and sharp play at whist amid hair coated and furze lined hewed land cattle. The piece hints at a top story buried like an expedition to King Solomon's Mines.
Massage trend sparks talk of healing methods
In casual chatter Mrs. Jones asks about Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Smith as they consider the Evinunnel movement for relief. The group agrees any massage might benefit the ailing, reflecting common interest in new remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Smith
Theatrical Managers Chase Shakespearean Productions
Dialogue reflects managers striving for artistic credibility by staging Shakespeare. A critic questions the cost and royalties tied to presenting classic plays. The exchange hints at financial pressures behind ambitious productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudge
Muocant
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Ben Weiler
Charles [Ieermes
Our Town
Martin Bomnelaski
Leopold
Frank Brockman
Frank Linette
Ferdinand
Harmon Hall
Emmery Hudson
Frank Beckman
Foxey Hollow
Panacuchas Schmitt
A. A. Sturm
Chrisney
J A. Grenvlieh
Jacob Buxer
John Pubers
Newton, Wan
Ed Hubers
Huntingburg
Charlie Schnellenberger
Ed Ringeman
Dale
Board of County Commissioners
Mrs. Allen Brewster
St. Louis
Mary Evrard
St. Mark
Dr. Whitney
Troy
Albert Cunningham
Lorispow
Albert Daunhauer
Miss Emima
Tell City
Cal Truitt
Cannelton
George Heim
Rueben
John
Boonville
Gras & Heim
Bridget Buinm
Owensboro
Xavier
Will Prottsmann
Timothy Hay
Evansville
Dod Hull
Joseph Richard
John Meehan
Coonie Schmitt
Clearfield, Pa
Mollie Taylor
A. S. Reynold
Near
Jones’ Mill
Nelda Foertsch of
Lamar
Pred Gayer
John Zoglemann
Macon, IL
Carl Roland
New Times
Henry Cassidy
Jasper
George Lasher
Allen Brewster
Chas. Snyder
Miss Agnes Gaesser
Olivia Winterath
Steve Winterath
McCallister & Cassidy
Ida White
Lewisport
Ohio River
Elnora Hess
Mrs
Chas. Hess
Livermore, Ky
Carl Meyer
Chas. Johnson
Rockport
U.S
Louise Mlahn
Gayer Bros
New Boston
Harry Turner
Bowman Hull
Evangelist Scoville
George Fisher
Etrusia Scott
Scoville
Lizzie Pinaire
Harrison County
Enid
Oklahoma
Anna Masterson
Gates
Indiana Silo Company
Max Backer
Wack
Tee
Agnes Guesser
Jeff Greer
Mr. Haas
Santa Claus
New Creamery Association
Velma Kriesle
V. KK
Sloan
Indiana Reformatory
School of Letters
Spencer County Board of Review
Ludwig
White
Jacobs
Sam I. Wercheval
Joseph Haines
Luce Township
S. W. Stocking
Lincoln City
Rockport Journal
Frank Billart
Oakland City
Fred Butler
Mrs. Billart
Chas. Snyders Barber Shop
Mr. Billart
Ben Franklin
Mary
Howe
Mass. Flitchwetler
New York Times
Cardu
F. S. Mills
Marietta
Calif
Cardus
Sunflower Philosophy
Tiler
Kings
Srecen Horns
King Solomon's Mines
J. F. Denton
Indiana Marble & Gran
Evansville, Ind
Geo
Dr. Hess
T. T. Gaesser
Ivy
An John Meehan
Meehan
Honest Prichs
Troy, Ind
Troy Grain Elevator
Peter Backer
Nester
Gitgass
Sep
Caoberland
Fow
Sceumitt
Riverside Hotel
Indiana
Kentucky
J.D. Masterson
Troviind
C. Snyder's
Fred B. Ejichling
Porum, Oklahoma
First National Bank
Bank of
Old Main
Tomorrey
Lineoln City
Tsing
Mid Waee
M.C. Day
Ind
U. S. Brick CO
Tell City, Ind
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