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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
13
The city reaffirms its flagship paper slogan as the newsroom emphasizes journalistic breadth and local coverage across politics, culture, and community events with continued commitment to accuracy and integrity.
A letter to THE NEWS urges residents to back rock road construction arguing dirt roads waste time and money. It cites Indiana three mile law allowing county boards to order gravel or macadam roads with limited petition and no election, urging widespread local support to connect township routes and improve land values.
A historical blurb notes Fred Hoffmann the champion sheep head player claims he will quit the business due to indigestion and heavy loads dragging home. It suggests he may resume playing once digestion improves. The item reflects local sports gossip and a possible temporary retirement.
court actions list includes cruelty to animals bonds in $50 each for Elmer and Else Wagoner. Ernest Dickman arrested on bench warrant and jailed for failing to post bond. several civil cases with trials by court and sums awarded, including Lampert and Bockelmann vs Amba for $103.38, Salb vs Board of Commissioners for $89.80, and others. divorce granted in North vs North with $50 alimony and child support scheduled, partition suits, and appeals noted with bond.
Michael Demuth of St Anthony announces his candidacy for county assessor. He delayed entry due to illness and death in his family but is urged to run. A retired merchant, Demuth is described as well qualified with prior experience in the office.
John and wife celebrate the birth of a daughter after fourteen years of waiting. The baby Catherine Susan was baptized Sunday afternoon with sponsors Adam Stratmann and Mrs. Joe Rohnauss. Herrick Seed Company seeks local agents to sell roses shrubs trees and seeds offering possible wages to those unemployed who apply.
O O Reed of Jasper and August Vaal of St Mecinrad were in town midweek. Albert Horny of Huntingburg and Ben Seufert on Louisville business. Pat McAndrew of Fudianapolis and Anton Halblein in Huntingburg. Henry Huebschmann of Evanston Monday. Several residents including John Daunhauer Gehthausen and Mariah Hill visitors spent Sunday in town. Local figures transacted business in Evansville and trips to Cannelton Evansville St Henry Meudah. Funeral attendance noted for George Schneider Magdalens Deoytoy. Hamburgers sold at Lehnen sale. Correction: Anton Huelsmann of Velpen omitted last week. Winding down with wine orders and friend visits across the area.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and days of week with unclear context. Phrases reference J. and L. Schlachter, Theresia Bachmann, Bernard Wasesing and days Friday Saturday Sunday, but no complete event or action is stated.
A report notes the facility is equipped with up-to-date presses and materials. It emphasizes competitive pricing and modern machinery to ensure efficient production and timely delivery.
The notice says Bartley Bros will host a big sale of their entire stock at below wholesale cost with a forthcoming date to be announced. Also mentions a large sale from the Quality Store and various local happenings including births and marriages. A deputy U S Marshal attended to summon witnesses for a District Court case in Indianapolis.
Henry E Carnes of West Baden and Natalia H Schuler of Jasper listed for license. Joseph M Heim of Ireland and Otilu L Kunkel of Ireland cited. Lawrence Bettag and Mariah Till of St Anthony linked to Elizabeth Sternberg of St Anthony. James P Cato of Huntingburg weds Ada M Gato of Huntingburg. Joseph TL Theising of Dubois to Magdalena Kempf of Dubois noted.
Miss Magdalene Dovytoy, guest of Joe Linenbach, died Wednesday morning at eight of laryngeal edema after a two day illness. She was 15 years old, daughter of Mrs. Chas Brookmann of near Storia. Remains were moved to St Meinrad for interment this morning at nine o clock.
Thresa Schutter as administrator of Roman Schutter's estate sues Southern Railway Company and related parties for 10000 damages. The suit alleges a fatal fall when a man stood on the car steps between Huntingburg and Jasper during fair week after overcrowding left him no seat. Conductor Bottenfeld allegedly learned of the accident only after reaching Jasper. Lynch the baggageman reportedly ignored the report.
Blitz Rice was arrested at Jasper Sunday evening for intoxication and disturbing the peace around his home. An affidavit was sworn before Justice F. L. Bets. On Monday his wife filed another affidavit before Justices J. P. Trastin K. Daugherty and Squire Daugherty, fixing a $1000 bond to keep the peace. He could not secure bail and was jailed.
Frank L. Betz of Jasper announces candidacy for prosecuting attorney of the 67th judicial circuit. A longtime lawyer, he pledges capable leadership and strong enforcement if elected.
An advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer relieves child pains from worms and parasitic infections. It asserts symptoms like foul breath dark circles fever thirst and stomach cramps improve with laxative action. The product is priced at 26 cents and available from druggists or by mail via Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a natural bowel regulator for stomach and liver relief. It claims to ease bowel troubles, improve tone, and offers price details with drugstore availability.
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