Rate Card Notice for Ferdinand Indiana Post Office
Informational notice lists second class matter status dated May 24, 1906 and a rate card effective October 6, 1916 for the Ferdinand Indiana post office under the 1878 act.
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
3
Informational notice lists second class matter status dated May 24, 1906 and a rate card effective October 6, 1916 for the Ferdinand Indiana post office under the 1878 act.
An old time recipe now sold in drug stores as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to restore natural hair color. A downtown druggist notes it darkens evenly, is easy to apply with a sponge or brush, and effects appear by morning with a few applications.
Herbert Hoover warns in Paris interviews that the League of Nations is essential to prevent European chaos and collapse of the peace treaty. He argues America must remain engaged, export democracy, and support a world court to enforce treaties and maintain stability after World War I.
Miss Elizabeth Diehl and Miss Loraine Kamerish of Louisville visit Herman Senge. several locals travel to Louisville Indianapolis and Cincinnati for visits and work. Frank Meier and Florentine Kitten join Dilger family gathering at Poseyville. numerous trips to Evansville, StMeinrad, and St. Henry noted.
Local items include Otto Boeghin selling fertilizer and a county bid for a 3 ton truck with steel bed and self dump. A Jasper Loogootee baseball game tied 1 1. A baby girl welcomed to Mr and Mrs Tank Stallmann of Mariah Hill. The Franchise League board meets in Indianapolis next Tuesday. Wanted good cook apartment no children sleeps 2. Urgently seeking reader letters praising the Evansville Courier.
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