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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
10
A Democratic candidate announces he will run in the May 4 1920 primary if nominated and elected vows to oppose pork barrel legislation back inland waterway improvements including Ohio River locks and dams expand roads and guarantee wheat prices during ongoing conditions while aiding labor and veterans and appealing to Civil War and World War I comrades for support.
The report lists numerous attendees from Indianapolis Dale Rockport Terre Haute New Albany Louisville Bradford Borden French Lick Cannelton Tell City Evansville Lamar and others. Also a Want ad seeks an Experienced Wagon Blacksmith at Becker Wagon Works Evansville Indiana with steady work and an instruction to Take The NEWS.
Dietitians urge buyers to use tougher cuts as nutritious options. Long slow cooking unlocks tenderness for flank rump and neck, while organs like heart and liver add value. Beef a la Mode recipe uses chuck brisket neck or hanging tenderloin with spices, vinegar, and slow simmering.
An old column argues on beef cuts a practical guide for housewives. It notes ribs and loins are scarce and expensive, suggests using forequarter and hind quarter cuts like flank shank chuck rump and shoulder clod, and provides two recipe demos for rump pot roast with dumplings and smothered beef.
George Hedinger, who recently relocated to Duff, died yesterday afternoon at his home. He had been a resident of the area and his passing was reported just before press time.
Morgen and Maria Graehler attend Sunday service at the congregation. The note records their participation and day of observance.
Miss Mary Schumaker of Evansville spent several days in town with relatives. Johny Zarn of Troy visited last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Perkins and two children of Evansville visited last Sunday. Leo Kuntz spent last Saturday at Jasper. Frank Thiemann for St Anthony bought a horse from Ferdinand Demuth and took it home. Oscar Minor of Cannelton M A Eberhard and Charles Splater of Troy visited Monday. Martin Braunecker of St Henry called on the office Monday. Mr and Mrs Ken Seufert attended the Seufert Bredhold wedding at Mariah Hill Tuesday. Ernst Feldmeyer of Huntingburg was in town Tuesday. J W Jeffers of Evansville formerly of Adgeville was in town Wednesday.
A Jasper Courier reader extols the Fordson tractor, citing its compact design, belt power, tight 21 foot turning circle, enclosed running parts, low rollover risk, and affordable repairs. The letter endorses farmer friendly maintenance and notes upcoming tractor demonstration and local political chatter about congressional nominees.
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