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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
6
The Ferodinand News Cash Store announces 20 percent off all Children’s Cloaks with multiple price cuts across several items. Reduced values include items previously priced at 15.00 down to 11.00 and 12.50 values down to 8.00, among others.
Lot of men s hats in black davy tan and grey values 150 200 225 offered at 75 . boys and childrens hats 50 75 and 1 00 at 25. mens heavy fleeced underwear and shirts 39. ladies vests 39. mens sweater coats 95. many cash bargains advertised with claims of money savings at the store.
Provides historic subscription and advertising rates. Calls for stock subscription to a factory plan with a deadline and notes equality of pricing for all readers. Encourages participation, outlines in advance payment rules, and asserts no special favors for higher payments.
Ferdinand Indiana January 3 1916 schedule shows daily arrivals and departures between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with morning and evening runs. Connections include Southern trains to Evansville Rockport Cannelton and to West Baden with multiple carriers. Train masters Leonard Muller L B Jenkins and G F L P A note depot at Huntingburg.
Market report from Evaneville Indiana dated February 8 1917 lists prices for wheat oats corn potatoes eggs butter hens old roosters ducks turkey hens old turkeys and beef with per bushel and per pound figures including wheat at 1 62 to 1 65 and butter at 38 cents per pound. beef and other livestock priced per hundredweight.
A long list of residents and visitors from Huntingburg, Jasper, St. Meinrad, and surrounding towns are noted in town this week. Names include Louie Sautz, John Ballis, Miss Olivia Stallmann, Mathias Olinger, Grover Salb, Leo Seufert, Sampson Hobbs, Henry Hinkebein, Wm. Sprauer, Joe Hackmann, Miss Clara Strohmeyer, Miss Marceda Quante, Arthur Beckmann, Mrs. Anthony Renner, Misses Ida and Olivia Morgen, Mrs. Barbara Dilger, Frank Reckerhoff, Charney Troxler, Miss Frances Mehling, and others with several travel and work notes. Public notices include real estate transfers and local business moves such as Henry Schmett selling lots to Jacob L. and Minnie Oskins, Emma Yates and Eva May Yates transfers, and more. A poem titled The Glad Game appears, promoting optimistic mindfulness.
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