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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
2
Advertising rates list column widths and durations with prices for one year. Rates include one column at 100 dollars, three quarters at 75, half at 45, one quarter at 7.5, and one eighth at 12.6 plus five cents per line for business locals.
The town votes to nominate a clerk, a treasurer, a marshal and two trustees at a Democratic convention on August 15. All eligible voters are urged to attend as the event matters to the community.
Ferdinand township trustee of Dubois County Indiana announces monthly office hours at the home of Bre Mary Lindenschmidt on the first Saturday and at his own home on other Saturdays for residents to present township business. Henry B. Data, Trustee, Ferdinand Indiana.
Notice announces a Democratic Convention to be held at a school hall in Fearndon Firddy on August 15 from 7 to 6 oclock. Delegates will nominate a chair a treasurer a marshal and two members in each committee.
Personal B Brandt returned to Newport after visiting relatives for weeks. Peter Mueller and daughter Katie attended Wm. E. Meier's funeral in Evansville. Father Columban passed through on his way home to St. Meinrad from Henderson. Mrs. Herman Reckelhoff and Mrs Xavier Schreiner visited their parents at St. Henry. Several locals took trips to Perico Texas, Louisville, Evansville, Chicago and more. Community members attended reunions, visits, and political campaigning in Birdseye and nearby towns.
Mrs D L Kenney reports relief after fifty years with Dr Hobson Eczema Ointment for a long burning itchy skin condition. The ad claims perfect cure and urges purchase from Pfeiffer Chemical Co with mail and store options in St Louis and Philadelphia.
The undersigned offers for sale a ten room dwelling described as Ex tra nice and handy arranged. Interested parties may apply at once to George M Sturm at Bt Melnrad lid.
The vacant livery stable of Ferdinand Vollmer, formerly sheriff, in Poseyville, was burned Monday afternoon around 4 30. The blaze threatened Jasper Machine Works and the Bohnert Elevator and also destroyed Frank Lampert’s vacant blacksmith shop. Carelessness of craps shooters and loungers is blamed.
A praise-filled note from Rev. H. Stubenwoll of Allison Iowa extols Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation calling them perfect and indispensable with a 25 cent price at All Drug Zista. The ad promises liver and bowels regulation and guarantees every pill.
John R. Edwards applies to Dubois County Indiana commissioners at the September term for license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquor in a one room ground floor space of a two story building on Main Street Dubois Indiana. The permit would allow drinking onsite for one year under an act regulating liquor sales. The applicant is a 21 year old resident of Dubois County with good moral character.
Effective Sunday at 12 01 p m trains 4 Ly Ar Liv Daily as for Ferdinand Huntingburg ay 26 1912 to be operated Wet 7 25 A M 75h et lung A Hdd P M Tle Bay tht Baku Connections at Huntingburg Train No 1 connects with Southern rain No 12 south to Noansville Rockport and GCunnelton with train No east to Louisville and with train No north to West Baden Train No 2 will be seed 30 minutes for Sui orain No 4 from Leo late held not to Southern railway sville when
Train 9 departs at 8:50 a.m. and 6:25 p.m. from the station with platform and timing details unclear in the fragment. The timetable references line nv 42 and arrival windows 11 44 8:50 a.m. 6:25 p.m. 64.
A newspaper blurb notes William F. Dilger and Mariah Hull involved in an Indiana event titled Your Chance. Details remain sparse but indicate a contest or program featuring these individuals in the state.
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