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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
9
A defense of American railroads praising their prewar global leadership and public service. The piece argues railroads must expand with billions in new investment for tracks terminals cars and power houses, while offering fair rewards to capital managers and workers to sustain U S leadership.
John S Harrison transfers 200 acres to Louisa Wineinger for 5000 dollars. Asbell sells part of lot 14 Huntingburg for 1000 to Esther Cox. Himsel to Martin Himeel 80 acres for 4000. Reuber to Christ Heim part of lot 21 Huntingburg for 2000. Sanders sells Birdseye lot to Homer Leonard for 80. Niehaus last will transfers to Ben Niehaus. Landreth to Otis Landreth 80 acres for 1600. Steinkamp to Oscar Fritch half lot 145 for 2950. Evans to Kraft lot 18 Jasper for 400. Campbell to Frank Campbell 219.80 acres for 4000. Lichleiter to Flossie Hall et al part SW NE 24-26 for 600. Nicholson to Dora Arnold 32 acres for 1150. H Dufendach to Lydia Dufendach last will. Fountain Belcher to Lillie Kirk lot 59 Birdseye for 3650. Wuetcher et al to Southern Ind Clay Products Co 67 acres for 425. Knies to Knies 80 acres for 1000. Kellems to Sanders lot 10 Birdseye for 390. More to Sanders 21 acres for 1000. G Koch to F Auf derhar 25.01 acres for 1875. Bamberger to Emil Schmutzler pt lots 51 and 52 Huntingburg for 8000. Rehl et al to Schmutzler pt lots 51 and 52 for 1.
The undersigned trustee of Ferdinand township Dubois county states he will attend to township business at his office each day of the week at his home. Persons with township business are asked to present it at his home. Ick Senninger, Trustee, Ferdinand Ind.
Train schedules list effective Sunday November 9 with East and West trains. connections between trains 10 and 23 at Huntingburg and Jochem, agent at Jotusburg. The notice indicates service to Huntingburg, Teaniavillas, and other local points with varying morning and afternoon times.
An old health ad promotes drinking four ounces of Salts dissolved in water to flush uric acid from the body. It claims meat overconsumption burdens kidneys, causes pain in the back, headaches, stomach upset, and rheumatic twinges, and says Salts cleanses and stimulates the kidneys and bladder. It touts affordability, safety, and pleasant fizzy taste.
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