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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
7
Born and Co promote their longtime, quality wedding suits with 35 years of experience, claiming no price increases despite higher lining costs. They tout reliability, style, and fit with an absolute guarantee on every suit, inviting orders to ensure satisfaction.
The Siberia area reports a funeral for Mrs. Bonbolaski after a two week illness. Her husband and three children, plus a wide circle of relatives, mourn at St Martin’s Church. The town recalls her as well known and highly respected. The biggest crowd ever seen at the funeral unit in the area attends.
Peter Gerber, cabinet maker and upholsterer for Perdinand, shipped a tabernacle last Saturday to St. Josephs church in Evansville. His recently completed skilled manufacturing items are being sent to various parts of the U. S. from his shop.
Mrs John Wissel visits relatives in Gannelton while Rosa Neu reports a high river stage. Harrison township held a Democratic primary for trustee and assessor with John Haller unopposed for assessor and Joseph Peters winning township trustee. Seminarians depart for Indianapolis and Evansville to assist during holy week.
April showers slow roads while residents share visits and chores across Foxey Hollow. Sep Drach plows for corn, Sep travels to Celestine on business. Local people from Buckskin to Louisville visit relatives, sell goods, or attend to farm duties in frequent community notes.
The article argues for early autumn and fall hatching to produce stronger birds before cold weather. It notes July to September hatchings yield best growth, while late hatches endure slower development. It advises starting now to raise market-ready chickens well before the season ends.
The piece discusses soft shelled eggs caused by rapid production and feeding issues, notes how prolific hens are prone, and explains crate feeding as a profitable method to raise high quality edible flesh. It also covers US apple crop yields and advice on poultry forage for better egg production.
An article notes beekeeping yields with hives producing 300 cells per year and queens raised as a thriving business, including a Texaswoman selling over two thousand queen mates yearly. It discusses white clover alfalfa for honey, comb production gear, and drone and worker cell development.
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