Market Report Evansville 1914 Prices
Market data from Evansville Indiana dated August 20 1914 lists prices for wheat 85e per bushel oats 40 9c per bushel corn 86c per bushel potatoes 1.00 per bushel eggs 15c per dozen butter 1s per pound hens 11c per pound cocks not fully legible steers 590 to 925 per head heifers 500 to 750 per head cows 400 to 590 per head bulls 450 to 600 per head milch cows 20 to 60 dollars hogs heavies 895 per head.
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Evansville
Ind
Federal Trade Commission and Current National Policy
The Federal Trade Commission is to be organized after passage of legislation with Joseph E. Davies of Wisconsin likely as chairman. It will regulate interstate commerce firms excluding banks and common carriers, aiming to curb unfair competition and improve public welfare across industries. Also notes absenteeism in Congress, U S Britain relations, Wall Street influence on a new Federal Reserve Board, and various domestic issues from war costs to agricultural bottle lifespans.
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Federal Trade Commission
Joseph E. Daviess
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Davies
Commission
Bureau of Corporations
United States
Fuse’ of Representatives
Tigader Underwood
Clark
Underwood
Washington
Europe
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Ghent
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Paul M. Warburg
Senate
Mexico
Wilson
Taft
House of Representatives
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table May 26 1912
Effective Sunday May 26 1912 daily trains from Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back with connections to Evansville Rockport Cannolton Louisville West Baden Princeton and West Baden. Train 2 and 4 have holds for Southern railway connections. All trains operate via Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg under Southern rules. Leonard Lane LB Jenkins Train Master Huntingburg Ferdinand Ind.
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Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Huntingburg Jowesf
Ferdinand Wage
Ferdinand B
Southern
Evansville
Rockport
Cannolton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern Railway
Princeton
Qamnelton
Leonard Alae
LB. Jenkins
Diuntingburg
Find
Perdinand
Ind
Advertising as a lasting asset and business strength
A discussion arguing advertising builds goodwill, sustains a business beyond its founder, and acts as a costless insurance policy. It contrasts advertised stores with unadvertised ones, notes advertising preserves brand and income, and claims it helps replace personal reliance with enduring systems. It includes an old note about Hall's Catarrh Cure and a dated notary oath.
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Herbert Kaufman
Bat
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Ferdinand Hews
Henry Haake
Indiana
America
Quaker Valley
Avery Manufac
Elightale
Hne
EE. Stevens
Quaker
Johnsburg
N. B
Ferdinand Brewing
Ferdinand Coal
National Capitol
J. E. Jones
the News Bureau
Washington, D. C
Cullop
Agricultural Department
Milk Bottle Clearing House
Mildy
Paris
Pawtucket
Kokomo
Kalamazoo
Osakosh
Laramie
Snohomish Wall
District of Columbia
Old Lady
State of Ohio
Poland
Lucag County
Frank J. Cheney
F. d. Gheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Qatarrh Oura
Frank Ji Ghaney
Qatarrh Crite
Acta
Chrot
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