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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
3
The undersigned trustee of Ferdinand township Dubois county will attend to township business at his home on the specified day. Persons having township business to transact are requested to present it at my home Nick Senninger Trustee Ferdinand Ind.
Effective Sunday Nov 3 1948 train East arrives at VW West and West Kavut station with schedule changes noted. Passengers urged to verify times and platforms for the revised route.
For sale nine full blooded Duroe Jersey pigs listed by Peter Kineh with contact at 2 p.
The Salvation Army launches a $13 million Home Service Fund poster campaign designed by Frederick Duncan with a rescuer theme. Maj. Cushman Rice, wounded in World War I, now at Walter Reed, leads efforts as the Army shifts to aid U.S. poverty relief and wartime contracts. The campaign spans May 19 96 and May 10 26, aiming to raise funds for extended poverty relief programs.
A tale credits E. W. Harriman with amassing a vast fortune, estimating $75,000,000 from overlooked material. It recalls a daredevil remark about valuing the annual income from such waste, reflecting on greed and industrial indifference in America.
Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, outlines an $18,000,000 campaign to run May 1 to May 26. She recalls the Army’s long service, notes postwar strain from war depletion, and calls for rehabilitation and continued aid.
June 27 at St Anthony church saw Stetter and Laura Heding Ler wed with Rev Clements officiating. Albert Hedinger and Mira Margareth Stetter served as attendants. After services a church wedding reception and home celebration followed. J H Bockhmann completed tobacco shipments, totaling about fifteen carloads last week.
The old time remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur for gray or faded hair returns as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Sold ready to use in drug stores, it darkens hair and adds a soft lustre without revealing its use, not a disease cure.
Edward Schnellenberger of St Meinrad succeeds Theo Fischer as mail carrier on the Berdin to St Meinrad route starting July 1. His bid for one year was 739 dollars. Mrs Mary Schneider of Pulda plans a public sale of real estate and personal property on Saturday July 26, with John Daunhamer Jr of Mar iah Hill as auctioneer.
The notice promotes bringing job work to the office and saving money. It emphasizes thrift as saving money and holding the stamps bought, arguing that duty isn’t fulfilled by purchase alone but by keeping the securities for tomorrow.
A poem celebrates gardens teaching thrift and savings with seeds as a path to wealth. It links gardening effort to peace of mind and a ruddy heart, urging steady saving through Savings Stamps and garden labor as life lessons.
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