Market Report Evansville Indiana August 20 1914
Market notes from Evansville Indiana dated August 20 1914 list grain prices for Wheat 85 cents per bushel Data-white 40 mixed 39 cents Corn white Ste per bushel Potatoes 1.00 per bushel Eggs firsts 15 cents per dozen Butter packing stock 1 cent per pound Hens 11 cents per pound Chickens 6 cents per pound Steers 5.90 to 9.25 per hundred Hellers 5 to 7.50 per hundred Cows 1.00 to 85.90 per hundred Bulls 4.50 to 6.00 per hundred Milch cows 60.00 Hogs heavies 6.45 per hundred
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Evansville
Ind
Time Card Notice from Southern Railroad 1913
Train schedule excerpt shows Johnsburg departure times data scattered with errors. Indicates NORTIL BOUND Train 1 leaves Johnsburg at unspecified morning and evening slots. Source OCR fragment limits precise timing details.
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Nortil
Johnsburg
Oa.m
Fk H
P.m. Sa
Federal Trade Commission to curb unfair competition
The Federal Trade Commission bill passed both Houses and will soon organize. Joseph E. Davies of Wisconsin is expected to chair the new commission with broad powers to regulate interstate business and curb unfair competition. The president may name additional members to support Davies’s policy.
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Federal Trade Commission
Joseph E. Daviess
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Davies
Concission
Bureau of Corporations
Ted
Commission
Ferdinand Ratlroad Time Table May 26 1912
Timetable effective Sunday May 26 1912 shows daily operations from Ferdinand to Huntingburg and connections at Huntingburg. Train Nos 2 4 9 link to Southern Railway services to Louisville West Baden Evansville Rockport Cannelton and Princeton. Trains may wait up to 80 or 40 minutes for late connections. Train Master Leonard Muller and GFa& POA signatures.
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Huntingburg
Southern
Myronsville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Badden
Southern Railway
Princeton
West Baden
Evansville
Leonard Muller
L. B. Jenkins
Gfa& Poa
Lud. Ferdinand
Ind
Advertising Persistence Builds a Store Beyond Death
An essay argues advertising creates lasting goodwill and a store’s identity beyond its proprietor. It claims ads seed profit, stabilize business after death, and insulate it from owner presence. The piece contrasts advertised versus unadvertised shops and stresses a business without ads fades with its owner.
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Lee Abert Kaupman
Hime
Pt Medoes
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Aurora
Illinoia
Henry Beckman & Sons Ferdinand
Broutlil
N. B
N. A. Jochem
Ferdinand Brewing Co
Ferdinand Coal ‘Co
Valentin Flolg Habit Quenie
National Capitol
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Mexico
Wilson
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Curae
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Ferdinand Ratlroad
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Ferdinand Hitee
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