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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
12
The piece argues land values rise with market demand and accessibility, highlighting the shift from home production to purchased goods. It emphasizes a mutual market between farmers and storekeepers, the need for community commerce, and shared responsibility for local prosperity and land value growth.
The piece argues farmers should keep spending at home to protect local merchants and raise land values. It warns that mail order catalogs lure business away, hindering community prosperity and stressing self-sufficiency and circulating money locally.
A sequence of 11 property transfers including Martin Lampert to Adan J Joachim, Valentine Fleig to Frank Muller and others, undivided halves of lots in West Add, Ferdinand Brewery land at 29 3 4 acres, mortgage values ranging to $5000, and related deeds in Dubois County. Names include Ferdinand, Wirtzberger, Altmeyer, Berger, Kress, Geppner, Edwards, Russell, Weaver.
A welcome rain fell Tuesday while townsfolk report health improvements. New births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Louis Irving and a boy to Mr and Mrs Fidel Bosler. Weddings announced include Larry Kippenbrok with Rusie Eversmain and Peter Pleck with Rosie Dall. A dance at Senninger hall Aug 20 features the Superior Orchestra and a special train to Huntingburg.
Charles Katterhenry and Lydia Ap pel of Huntingburg obtain a marriage license. Peter Fleck and Rosa Dall of FP Ferdinaid also secure a license.
The notice describes connections from Tantingburg Train No 1 to Southern trains 2 5 and 10 and routes to Evansville Rockport Counciion Louisville and West Baden It states hold times up to 30 minutes for Southern trains from Louisville and up to 0 miles delay for late trains 6 10 and 11 The Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg is mentioned with yard operations under Southern railway rules and orders Leon and Muller GEAR A Huntingburg Ind
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