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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
7
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LEO H. FISHER of Huntingburg is announced as a candidate for Judge of the 57th Judicial Circuit, with candidacy subject to Democratic party decision. Fees required include 9 dollars at district offices 5 dollars at county offices and 2.50 at township offices.
Effective Sunday May 26 1912 at 12 01 pm daily trains run Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back with connections to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville West Baden and Princeton Train No 1 from Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back has multiple connections Train No 2 may wait 30 minutes for Southern train 4 from Louisville and includes cross connections Train No 1 may wait 40 minutes for late Southern trains All trains operate from Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg and are governed by Southern Railway rules.
Train times for Nortil Bound and South Bound service from Johnsburg with Nos 9 and 12. Notes state figures published for information not guaranteed. Lists accommodations and chair car service between West Baden and Fyannaville. Agent Jochem records the schedule.
Ferdinand township trustee will attend to township business at Mrs. Lindenschmidt home on the first Saturday of each month and at his own home on other Saturdays. Persons having township business should present it on that day. Henry B. Dali, Trustee, Ferdinand, Ind.
Miss Vida Newsom calls Indiana women to sell Red Cross Christmas Seals to support the anti tuberculosis work of the Indiana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. She cites public health stakes, the Titanic tragedy, and the need to unite clubs and the federation to reduce deaths from consumption.
Notice to Ferdinand citizens that a male resident twenty one seeks permission from Dubois County to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart for one year. The premises include a 26 by 30 foot room on the ground floor of a two story building on lot 134 Ohio Street with luncheon and moise service rights under licensing act.
The state fire marshal reports that about two percent of Indiana dwelling fires since May 15 were caused by overheated stoves. Loose placement near walls, near furniture, and worn or improper vents foster fires. a new bulletin offers safety guidelines and installation rules for stoves, chimneys, and smokepipes. An average of 35 fires daily occurred in Indiana since June 1, with a peak of 116 on August 31.
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