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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
8
Ben Kunst celebrated his 44th birthday at his home last Sunday with a large circle of friends. Guests enjoyed ample food and drink while the Daisy orchestra and other musicians provided music. Ben is in good health and looks forward to many more milestones.
Registration Day on Friday September 6 marks the second chance to register before the November election. Voters who have not registered risk losing their vote and may register at Quante's photograph gallery or at the school house.
Herbert Senninger and Victor Grewe, a pair of section men for the Ferdinand Railroad, were stung near a yellow jackets nest along the tracks Monday. Senninger sustained a sting under the eye while Grewe was stung on the cheek.
Reckelhoff and Muller announce purchase of Miss Bertha Rickelmann's entire military stock line and plan to add the department to their store. Rickelmann and Miss Hattie Mueller will travel to Louisville and Cincinnati on Saturday to acquire a new complete millinery line.
A 140 acre farm near a catholic church and school southeast of Siberia Indiana is offered for sale by W P Schnell Gustav Worter and August Geblhagheen democratic committeemen and Wm Helming inspector of registration. Also notes on registration laws and two locals Joe Daunhauer and Mathias Ol inger promoting depopulation of files with traps and baits. Social gathering at Herman Wilmere home reported with attendees and Ferdinand Common mentioned as serving. B J Kilian dentist of Buseghore predicted to beat Ferdinand on Sept 17.
The Dubois County Medical Society met at Senning era Lion Garden to discuss raising medical service prices. Attendees included Eugenes Sturm and Joe Kasper Jasper Louis Lokemeyer H Knapp Huntingburg C A Bigham St Anthony Fred Rust Holland D W McClary Dale Victor Knapp and E Schriefer. The group agreed to higher fees though not as high as in larger towns. next meeting slated for Holland.
A long list records Miss Augusta Hoffmann and many others visiting Huntingburg Jasper St Meinrad Evansville Louisville and more. People attend dances picnics church events and family visits in towns including Huntingburg Jasper Ireland St Meinrad Velpen Dubois Poseyville and Owensboro.
70 acres level bottom land 80 acres cleared hill land in pasture clover and peas 883 acres in woods part of which can be cleared 2383 acres total with two story eight room frame house two story five room log house three barns and outbuildings seven living springs well suited for crops currently growing 24 miles from Siberia on the Anderson river seller James R Hall Main Ind information from John G Beckmann Ferdinand Ind 3t.
Everlasting war between joy and piles ends with Backlens Arnica Salve. It subdues itching inflammation and swelling and brings comfort. Advertises as healer for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples skin eruptions. Only 25c at All Druggists.
John G. Beckmann announces in the warehouse that all customers and potential buyers can collect fertilizer at any time, with ample stock on hand. The firm also promotes new Ides patterns at 160 each with boot free, selling through Heney Beckmann & Sons.
The bulletin lists local business updates and civic notes around Ferdinand. mentions sprayer studio opening pending, carpentry and lumber trade, new building for Dr Metager’s dental parlors, Nabole County Fair upcoming, railroad workers and abutment work, spraying supplies, carpet discounts, and a rural route application awaiting post office approval.
Shy readable note mentions Red Cross Dynamite caps and fuse items for sale. Emphasizes best quality and low price in a market setting. Limited readable details on product scope or seller location.
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