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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
8
The essay praises American railroads as the best in the world, recounting experiences abroad and arguing for continued expansion. It urges billions in investment for tracks, terminals, cars, engines, power, signals, and safety, with rewards to capital, managers, and workers to attract future investment and maintain national service.
A list of real estate transfers includes multiple deeds with buyers and sellers such as John S. Harrison to Louisa A. Wineinger for 200 acres at $5000 and Emma E. Landreth to Otis A. Landreth for 80 acres at $1600. Other transfers involve Huntingburg Birdseye Jasper and Birdseye parcels, with sums ranging from $650 to $425. The collection notes last wills and property interests, including 219.80 acres for Daniel Campbell to Frank T. Campbell and 67 acres to Southern Ind. Clay Products Co.
The undersigned trustee of Ferdinand township Dubois county will attend to township business at his home each day and at his office by request. Persons having township business to transact are asked to present it at my home. Nick Senninger, Trustee, Pordenana, Ind.
Train times announced for Sunday November 9 with Train 9 East and Train 12 West serving Huntingburg and Louisville. Train No 10 connects with Train 23 at Foontinghore to service all local points in Indiana and Kentucky. Agent Al Jouchem, Jobusburg.
An advertisement touts a grape and lemon juice lithia salta product said to flush kidneys, relieve uric acid, and stop bladder irritation. It claims benefits for those who eat meat, reduces nocturnal urination, and promotes a pleasant effervescent drink.
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