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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
6
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Notice to citizens of Ferdinand that a male resident will apply to the Dubois County Board of Commissioners in March 1908 for leave to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart for one year. premises: 18 by 20 room on ground floor of two story building at Northwest corner of lot 234 fronting Ohio and Lafayette Streets. Includes luncheon and confection sales with license under act regulating intoxicating liquors.
The Ferdinand Township trustee in Dubois County Indiana will attend to township business at his office every Saturday. Residents with township business are asked to present it on Saturdays.
Public notice announces Anton Voueh seeks a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in Ferdinand Indiana. The request covers sales in quantities under a quart from a 20 by 24 foot room on ground floor of a one story building at the southeast corner of lot 1s with rear street access. The action is under the Indiana liquor license act and requires a 90 day residency and good character verification.
A St Josephs Society report from Louisville notes Mike Tretter ill with care and dues paid. Andy Trotter has shoe repair gear ready for short notice. next, a tailor is sought. Brattleboro reps finished organ work then returned. Various residents move, seek medical help, or attend church events. local Y M I groups report new memberships.
Local notes report engagements in the Catholic community as Aloys Vaal of Mount Rudolph and Barbara Mendel were announced. Nearby residents Tara and Joe Keller of Daviess County are visiting, while community events include gatherings and sales, with several locals traveling or hosting.
Maria Hill and Otto Spayd of Poerdinand with brothers Albert and Ed of Louisville are summoned home as their father lies in a critical condition. John Lehwifer did business in Rockport Monday. Frank Vahi and Frances Deller announce a forthcoming church wedding. Mrs. Mary Helia remains ill at home. Dr H Luckemeyer of Huntingburg visited town Monday.
A newlywed narrator tries to please her mother in law Mrs Benton with shopping and tidying up. Mischief with mincemeat flour and awkward misunderstandings lead to a humorous showdown about budget and dignity as she fears her husband’s family will never approve of their marriage.
Sir Abbot Sylvester sails from Barisal to Coolidge seeking relief from a guilty past. He revisits the deserted estate, recalls his cruel words to Martha, discovers his wife dead, and meets their daughter in the attic where a reconciliatory reunion unfolds after twenty years.
An aging shopkeeper John Stokes, a once hopeful lad, loses his fortune after his partner's suicide and ends in a dim lodging room. A neighbor’s child brings a fragile gift, a penny and Dinah, and Stokes dies peacefully holding the doll.
Adgeville reports Mrs. Alden Hill recovering from pneumonia fever and mentions residents moving, visiting relatives, and deaths. Clark Township tears into politics with a heated Democratic convention looming, listing assessors and candidates amid local social updates and dance attendance.
Notice invites timber sellers to contact W. Pitts at eight after eight for offers. He promises payment at the highest market price.
A woman asks a young neighbor if he knows the Jacksons. He replies he isn’t personally acquainted with all the family members, but says he always attends the front date at “TAt-Bits” and similar gatherings.
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