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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
5
Daunhauer, Sondermann, and Reckelhoff Muller promote Christmas candies nuts and toys with seasonal lines. Huntsburg merchants plan booster day, Santa visits Sondermann, and local farms advertise horses, timber, and farm equipment. Community notices cover court house bids, local visits, obituaries, and court actions with brief town updates.
The Ferdinand News reports a growing subscriber list over the last two weeks. New names include M E Bomelaski Louisville Rosa Eversmann Oak Grove Alvin Taylor Greenville Joe Ernst Siberia Jacob Dumoit St Meinrad E Grundbo other readers from Washington Cincinnati Ferdinand and nearby towns. A list of renewals follows with Frank Everamann Louisville Katie Wagner Mary Schreiner August Reeckelhoff Frank Brenner St Anthony Ben Auffart Maryville Fred Specker Cincinnati J Hulsmann Haubstadt Annie Henrich Murphyaboro and others.
Furnished by Reciwelhoff and Muller and by John G. Beckmann. Prices list farm produce and groceries with per unit costs. Butter eggs hens beef hides and grains detailed with weekly corrected figures.
Fulda notes Christmas preparations as residents seek gifts while Andrew Fetter Sr remains ill. Schaffer Bros hauled 2000 pounds of tobacco to Ferdinand on Tuesday. Robert Serges Koatter’s new home rises rapidly. August and Paul Schaffer toured Tell City. Mr. and Mrs. John Kern celebrate a new baby girl. Pauline Collignon returns from Owensboro Kentucky. John Pfeiffer visits Haubstadt relatives.
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