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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
7
A catalog lists watches of all kinds from Slo ote S20 and Water Fobs with watch chains, collar and call buttons, ties, tie pins, clasps, hats caps shoes socks pants handkerchiefs suspenders and gloves presented in decorative boxes.
A compact catalog entry lists numerous toy items including dolls wagons toy guns rings bracelets and various fabric goods and accessories. The inventory underscores a bustling shop range with period specific products and related sales context.
Classified list shows a wide array of men and women accessories including watches watch chains water farbs handkerchiefs shoes hose socks collar and cuff buttons tie pins seasauty pins broach pins Juliot pins side and back combs belt pins rings bracelets lockets gloves and dress goods for sale.
Paul Nord left for Marion Indiana on Monday for an extended stay. Mr Shurig of Huntingburg visited on business last Wednesday. Misses Lizzie and Olivia Waninger left for Tell City to remain for some time. Mr and Mrs Leo Bumm with children are spending this week at Owensboro. An orchestra with J A Sergesketter August Holtsmann Jacob Weaver Joe and
Robert Loehrtein practices music for the 7 30 mass at the Boni face church on Christmas morn. The writer notes it has been a year since last news from Germany and laments stolen letters by John Bull. He calls for U S government protection of mail on the high seas.
Ed Hedinger visited St Meinrad for business while Albert Smith returned to Louisville for plumbing work. Mr and Mrs John Brockmann saw their father in law over Thanksgiving. Joseph Werne came home from Iowa where he worked in cornfields. Marie Warnecke of Louisville visited and left Sunday evening. Nick Leinenbach begins a new barn on the Kockelmann farm with Ed Hedinger as the carpenter helping out.
Mr and Mrs Philip Partenheimer and others visit Ferdinand. John F J Schurz trips to Huntingburg. Bretz family and neighbors at Siberia home of Charley Bretz. Jacob Bretz and Katie in Huntingburg. Mrs Jake Bartley visiting Perdinand. Andy Wagner in Louisville. Christina Highsmith with her children in Velpen. Two weeks till Christmas.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a rapid cure for kidney and bladder disorders. It promises relief from rheumatism and urinary pain, claiming the remedy cleanses waste from the kidneys and linings, neutralizes harmful matter, and ends chronic misery.
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