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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

5

Local Gossip Notes And Weekend Visits Across Town

Mrs Claud Lomax spent Saturday and Sunday at Evansville. Miss Ella Lomax of Newburg visits the Lomax household. Several residents traveled to Ferdinand Huntingburg and Jasper for visits and events including Miss Bertha Bretz and Mrs Jakie Bretz. Dr N A James from Tell City and Dr Bigham from St Anthony were seen in town.

Claud Lomax Evansville Ella Lomax of Newburg Mrs N. A. James Tell City Wass Dr. Bigham of St. Anthony Huntingburg

Local Families Visit and Attendances Noted Around Ferdinand

MARIAH HILL. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wendling and children of Henderson Kentucky are visiting relatives this week. Rev. Andrew Bauer and Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Dilger and baby spent Monday with relatives at Ferdinand. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagner and children and Hernard Bock ting were at Jasper Sunday. Mrs. Addie Bays who has nursed Miss Kathryn Boster during her illness returned home at Dale last Saturday with Miss Boster convalescent. Frank Roos of Ferdinand spent a few hours with his father here Friday. Trustee A. J. Rhodes and Will Ronnell of Lincoln City and Paul Ender and Frank Harlander were at Ferdinand on business last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst and daughter of near St. Meinrad and Mrs Henry Bromm and Master Charles Wagner of Louisville were guests of Otto Spayd Saturday.

Addie Bays Kathryn Boster Dale Miss Boster A. J. Rhodes Will Ronnell Lincoln City Paul Ender Frank Harlander Ferdinand Ernst

Weather and farm notes from Siberia district gossip

A light rain last Thursday lifts farmer spirits as corn and oats look promising and wheat cutting progresses. Theodore Holeman visiting Anderson Valley. Bullfrogs on Anderson River noted. Henry Ernst works for Felix Linetti. Mrs. Joseph Ernst ill. Mamie Jasper and children visited John Arehart. Louis Kessens sick with typhoid but improving. Elmer and Huelamann to start threshing. Graves handles the Huntingbury beer.

Theodore Holeman Anderson Valley Anderson River Ted Henry Ernst Felix Linetti

Good will toward fertilizer draws big crowd

A large crowd gathered at John Arehart's list Sunday evening spoke highly of a fertilizer brand calling it honest value with no humbug and no wasted money as enjoyable remarks praised its strong results.

John Arehart

Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast A Splendid Habit

An advice note urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush and purify the digestive tract. It claims improved appetite, clearer skin, and relief from biliousness constipation stomach trouble and rheumatism, promising quick results.

Jad Salts Promote Kidney Health Says Authority

A well known authority warns that frequent meat eating can strain kidneys causing backache and urinary distress. It advises four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for several days to flush and restore kidney function, noting the drink is safe and helps neutralize urine acids.

Railroads Urged to Fight Heavy Regulation and Declining Profits

A 1910s perspective argues railroads suffer from conflicting laws across states and federal orders. It cites 84,052 miles in receivership, $1.79 billion capital, and $19 million in compliance costs on eastern lines since 1906. The piece urges worker protest and investor confidence to restore credit and spur modernization.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Interstate Commerce Commission Savings Banks United States Anya A. J. County

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The Beckmann State Bank Coor ST. Meinrrd Ed Fuchs Agir George [Bichof Mary Nell Anna Fischer Louis Becher Schnellville John Hubers Martin Jent Bristow Frances Skrynecke Louisville John Limp Merdinand Laura Meyer Anna Partenheimer Jakie P. Bretz Ben Wagner Bertha Bretz Bessie Bische John Limp, Jr Ferdland Jasper Mariah Hill Mike Wendling Henderson, Ky Andrew Bauer Frank P. Dilger Baby Richard Wagner Hernard Bockting Frank Roos Siberia Joseph Ernst Mamie Jasper John Areharts Louis Kessens Elmer & Huelamann Albert. Graves Petson Pump Company Ben Laake Electric Light & Power CO Ferdinand, Ind Alolakagvakag OY Metzger K. EH. Metzger Ieee J. H. Beckmann Sauer
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