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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

6

Crooks Tried To Sell Farmers Books Indictments

Grand Jury in Toledo indicts John W. Compton and Chester G. Compton of Findlay for operating as the United States Audit Bureau and Income Tax Record Bureau. Agents posed as government officers to push book sales and used a forged authority letter. Several agents arrested. others indicted across several states. Indiana State Normal School marks fiftieth anniversary Jan 6 to 9 with educators and alumni visiting Terre Haute. County Superintendent Robert E. Eckert, a 1913 graduate, will attend.

Toledo Ohio John W. Compton Chester G. Compton Findlay United States Audit Bureau Washington, D. C Income Tax Record Bureau Bureau of Internal Revenue and Post Office Treasury Department United States Attorney United States Crane Toledo D Tennessee Compton Brother Aries H. Sidener Cin Indiana State Normal School Terre Haute Robert E. Eckert

Christmas Cheer and Thanks to Our Readers

This message thanks subscribers for their support during the year and expresses holiday goodwill. It also extends appreciation to local business people for their cooperation enabling the paper to publish its best editorials in a creditable manner. The note wishes readers and their families a bright holiday season and a prosperous year ahead.

Fourth Ferdinand Township Institute Sees Busy Day

The December 26, 1919 Ferdinand Township Institute drew full attendance of township teachers. Speakers including Mr. Weber on the League of Nations and Monroe Doctrine, Miss Krampe on Edgar Allan Poe, Mr. Widmer on farming, Miss Doane on Chicago in The Valley of Democracy, and Miss Fegan on education methods outlined chapters. Dr. McLane shared teaching experiences and home school books were shown. An evening dance at Barth's hall with the Ferdinand Orchestra was planned for January 8.

Weber Edgar Allan Poe Widmer Thorougly Fegan McLane

German Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting notice

Notice to policy holders that Barth's hall will host the annual meeting on Monday night January 5 1919 at 7 00 pm to elect directors for the coming year All policy holders invited Henry Haake secretary We wish customers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Ferdinand Drug Store Rudolph Meyer purchased the Senninger building now occupied by Dr G A McLane and the Ferdinand Drug Store

German Mutual Fire Insurance Co Barth’s Hall Henry Haake Ferdinand Drug Store Rudolph Meyer Senninger Bartley's Bartley’s

County Agent Advises Farmers to Plant Seed Early

County Agent H. C. Thompson urges farmers to buy clean clover seed and inspect it carefully to avoid adulteration. He notes high prices and a 16 percent adulteration finding, recommends oats or soybeans as alternatives, and suggests Burt oats over northern white oats for southern Indiana.

Toledo U. S Indiana Kentucky H. C. Thompson County

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