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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
7
An item notes The News Job Office has up to date presses and materials but warns that prices are high. No additional details on location or dates are provided.
A prominent farmer near St Antrons dies after a lengthy illness described as a fatal stroke. The obituary notes his three sisters and brother, mentions services held at Chest, and lists several relatives visiting or attending. Community figures and friends extend sympathy as the town records the loss.
An obituary notice records the death of a widow Barnes Barrincwer and mentions family connections to Prank Worth Wein. Funeral services occurred Saturday morning at Gates with private interment following. Additional notes describe associated relatives and past affiliations.
Fred Kemp a prominent Dubois resident died Sunday morning at seven o clock after a two week illness from typhoid fever. He was 61 years 5 months and 4 days old. Survived by two sisters Mrs Ben Nordheff and Miss Minnie Kemp and many relatives from Sehnetville Washington and other towns. Funeral services and burial were held in St Raphael cemetery.
The County Council met Tuesday to consider selling portions of the land used as a poor farm. They argue the farm is oversized for one supervisor and note substantial maintenance costs this year.
A series of new structures is nearing completion including a large brick veneer barn and a handsome new house near St Mery. Contractors Peter Qarher Sons and Hen Seutert & Sons worked on the project with various tradesmen handling plastering, carpentry, glazing, and finishing. Officials note a new superintendent will be appointed soon as town growth continues. Local meetings and calls for the Dubois County Poultry Show at Kun ker's Hall between December 25 and 28 are announced with exhibitors expected to present high class poultry.
The upcoming issue will appear next Wednesday morning replacing Friday. A red border will adorn front and back pages. The back page will host a Business Directory for Ferdinand. Notify the office before Monday to list a name. Any business type accepted. Price is 25 cents per advertisement.
Don’t let your hogs die of cholera feed them Union Stock Food. No cure no pay. Henry Beckmann. The Ferdinand Brewing Co had a new 40h. p. boiler sent last week. Their old boiler was sold to Casper Schuler and will be used if the new parking establishment
Fragmentary court docket notes show new civil actions including cases involving Nienza Bolinows Martha BedinCharley Harris versus Otto Waordheit Hote and Katie So Moser versus John Meyer. Transfers appear in actions with Dubois County State Bank versus Pear les OX, Brittain and others.
Samuel TH Dearing 18 and Napey EF Beadless of Hantingbury obtain a marriage license. TR K Dougherty J.P. officiates. Daniel HH Ovwerbedh 2aota Biiantettet C Caldemeyer 23, both of Holland, listed as witnesses.
December weekly church announcements list names such as Herman Verkuanmep Elie Dilger J. Weyer Sr Xavier Osinger Frances Wijger Joseph Reckelball and John Altmann with days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday noted.
The NEWS will publish on Tuesday next week to let the news force enjoy Christmas, asking correspondents to send news so it can be ready by Monday morning. Lost pocketbook reported along the Troy road between Ferdinand and St Meinrad. reward offered if returned to the office.
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