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A shop markets modern presses and materials with up-to-date features and competitive pricing. Buyers are promised reliable performance and value across the range.
19 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
1
A shop markets modern presses and materials with up-to-date features and competitive pricing. Buyers are promised reliable performance and value across the range.
Perry county notes celebrate editors as community kings, pledge support with subscriptions, and warn against cynics while praising Santa, faith, and rural virtue. Local gossip shares farm sales, migration, and sheriff race antics amid year ending reflections and political jokes.
The Dubois County Poultry Association schedules its second annual show in Jasper from December 30 to January 5, 1913 14. It aims to profit fanciers and poultry men by allowing exchange of ideas and product exhibition. Premium lists available from John H. Judy or Frank L. Betz with eight loving cups and over 100 special premiums offered.
Two couples from Huntingburg listed for licenses Carl H Kreke and Lillian T Claxon Nelda L Miller and Allen F Bellinger Amy M McCune from Cuzco and Augustus Beaty from French Lick with Amy M McCune. Also Kyana pairs David Cosby and Amanda B Catch and another clerk office pairing T K Daugherty with J P were noted.
Legal notice lists cases moved between Spencer and Dubois counties. Clara P Davis versus Frank Kincaid originates in Spencer court, moved to Dubois, remanded to Spencer, then returned to Dubois. Richard Milburn and R W Armstrong sue Charles Sinclair and George Jacobs on note and foreclosure.
For Sale. Threshing machinery including two Kitten Engines of eighteen and twenty horsepower, two Kitten Separators with Garden City Feeders, a Victor Clover Huller with Self-feeder, a Keck and Gonnerman Pea Huller, an eight roll McCormick Corn Shredder, two Waterwagons, all in good shape. John Brenner Mariah Hill Indiana. For Sale a six months old tall blooded Aberdeen Angus bull, Henry Fleck Urs.
A string of social updates shows Mr and Mrs Claude Pitts with baby at St Anthony visit relatives in town. Many residents travel to Jasper Louisville Tell City St Meinrad Evansville and Huntingburg. Names include Hoeing Otto Lindenschmidt Gude Bosler Haller Dall and others with holiday plans and subscriptions.
Local ads list Daunhauer candy line and Reckelhoff Muller's Toys, a dog missing near Johnsburg, lost items, and social notes. Government and court items mention deputies, fines for hunting, and a race talk for Lew O Bannon. Applelate court upholds a civil dispute involving the Southern and American Express Companies.
Severe months preceded a return last Friday with a Saturday morning trip to Evansville to assist Father Martin Hoppenseys at Rt. Benedict's church. Theodore Fischer and John Hubers, prominent St Meinrad businessmen, spent a few hours in town last Sunday. Teddy returned a coat borrowed six years ago to Valentine Fleig. Father Aloyalus Fiycher had been at Fort Totten for Fleig’s affairs.
Louis T Blessinger a rural school teacher seeks the Democratic nomination for Recorder after moving to the county three years ago. Michael Kress Sr near Jasper, John J Kreitein Marion township and Daniel R Melton Huntsburg also announce bids for Recorder with prior public service and local standing cited.
The newsletter reports renewed reader support including some subscriptions valid through 1915 and funds to aid the editor. It notes a murder site near Huntingburg where Louis Welnmann was killed in 1918, with Laura present under a beech tree marked by a knife inscription. It also mentions newborns and local holiday card sales.
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