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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
13
Cox outlines a broad political program emphasizing law and order, economic reform, and social progress. He argues for clearer business rules, stronger government oversight, and support for veterans, farmers, education, and women’s suffrage while contrasting democracy with reactionary opposition.
The American Red Cross has sent six million dollars in food clothing and medical supplies to the Balkan region including Romania Bulgaria Albania Montenegro Serbia Bosnia and Greece since relief operations began. It funded hospitals orphanages dispensaries and mobile units and supplied farming tools to restart agriculture. By year end most Red Cross agencies will withdraw as locals are expected to assume relief duties and return to normal life.
The Ferdinand Town advisory board meets September 7 1920 at the trustee’s office to set 1921 town expenditures of 553 and township tax 12 cents per hundred. It lists taxables total lands and improvements 310000 personal 532055 rail lines 209670 credit for mortgage exemption 461645 net taxable property 532055 polls 170. Nick Senninger trustee dated Aug 16 1920.
Mariah Hill and families from Huntingburg Louisville Evansville and Tell City visit here for weddings and visits. Attendees include Mrs J A Terrell Mrs S Kordes Mrs Mills and Mrs Dahl with children as well as Mr and Mrs Simon Arnold and Mr and Mrs Killian Nord hosting and hosting guests from Louisville. Others travel with relatives to attend events and enjoy time with local residents.
An advertisement offers a 154 acre farm with or without crop and all wood buildings. It notes Herman Reckelhoff and recommends consulting G. A. Bolte before buying fertilizer from Farm ers Mill & Elevator. It also promotes Daunhauer's ice cream and mentions Mr and Mrs J H Beckmann returning from French Lick looking younger.
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