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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1911

Page

7

From Our Neighboring Towns St Meinrad Updates

Dr Eugene Sturm and Dr Brewer visited friends in St Meinrad on Friday. Joan Ballis bought a team of mules and will enter teaming. Stone cutting for the new Seminary began in the north end shed near the college. The fourth of July celebration in Koots Grove drew crowds from nearby areas with St Meinrad bands providing music.

Eugene Sturm Dr. Brewer Joan Ballis Baminary Clemens Schwindel Conrad Meyer Koot's Grove Piaces St. Meinrad

Fulda Fourth of July Celebrations and Local Happenings

The article notes a large Fourth of July picnic in Fulda with Josie Bauer from Louisville visiting. Local residents Fred Lehr, Fred Grenlich, and Wm Hildenbrand are mentioned with social visits and plans. Fred Loshrein and Hildenbrand announce marriage news for the first time. Grenlich begins his duties as the new mail carrier with a first trip.

Fred Lehr Lake Fred Loshrein Wise Wary Hildenbrand Wm. Hildenbrand Owen Boro Fred Grenlich Grenlich

Ferdinand News Subscription Plea and Renewals

A list of new subscribers and renewals for the Ferdinand News includes individuals from Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, and Nebraska. Names and towns span Ferdinand, Huntingburg, Osgood, Schnellville, and more, with readers from Bellview, Mariah Hill, Maryville, and beyond.

THE Ferdinand News Leo Niehaus Lawrence Ned Adam Nord Mariah Hill Ind Geo. F. Aschemoor Bellview Andrew Beech Huntingburg Henry Brackmann Victoria Joe Knunst Schnellville John Hollinden, Jr Ferdinand Hugo Beckmann Mike Klush

Feeding Rack to Prevent Poultry Feed Waste

An Orange Judd Farmer description details a serviceable feed rack combining a crate and base tray to reduce waste and keep water clean. The crate is lath made, with a one inch thick cover and a base frame. water or feed can be placed underneath, with an optional hinged trap door.

Orange Judd Farmer

Green Cut Bone as Poultry Feed Gains Attention

Agricultural notes emphasize that lime and phosphates in bone are essential for egg shells and yolk formation. Dalton argues animals need organic nutrients, not just inorganic minerals, and green cut bone provides digestible, balanced nutrition. Poultry growers are urged to feed more green bone, especially pullets and cockerels in winter.

Dalton

Variety Rosential for Poultry Diet Advice

The note describes methods to vary a small flock's diet using scraps and common foods. It suggests meat, milk, linseed, cabbage, and cake as options and warns that constant grain feeding reduces flight. Rotation with corn, oats, wheat, and buckwheat is recommended, with a trough of corn left available for feeding.

Uncle Hiram and the Square Deal Lesson

Uncle Hiram advises his nephew Henry that success comes from thoroughness and hard work in any job. He uses the window cleaner as a metaphor, arguing big results come from diligent small acts and that anyone can secure a fair deal by applying themselves and dignifying their work.

Henry Hiram Henry Bivery Uan

Why 816 Trees Are Big And The Puget Sound Forests

Heavy rainfalls nurture vast Doug fir and Oregon fir forests in Washington and Oregon. Puget Sound rainfall averages 53 inches, Cascades area 109 to 160 inches, enabling rapid germination and vigorous growth. East Cascades bull pines mix with white pines reaching 200 feet tall and 6 feet in diameter, with slender, drooping branches compared to Eastern white pine.

Washington Cascades

Bank Burglar Tools Case Upset Indemnity Rules

Kentucky Court of Appeals holds a bank cannot recover indemnity from a casualty or burglary insurer for robberies where a cashier is intimidated and forced to open the safe. The policy covers only tools or explosives used directly to breach the safe after hours, not ordinary burglars tools.

Kentucky Court of Appeals Eastern Argus

Jericho Leaves laxative from Holy Land offered by mail

Vintage ad promotes Jericho Leaves from shrubs near the Jordan as a natural laxative. It claims they detoxify and soothe the intestines without irritation, promising gentle, healthful relief. Available by mail for twenty five cents with refunds if not satisfactory.

Holy Land Jericho River Jordan U. S

American Registry Company Benefit Plan Notice

An old established company offers a $2,000 Neath Benefit with a $15 weekly benefit for accidents and stock loss of $1,000 for lamb or ewe sight, plus $100 emergency relief. Members aged 16 to 88 accepted. State deposit $100,000 guarantees payments. Send applications to Dept. 14 American Registry Company 203 Cadillac Building Brie Ba for details.

Lamb American Registry Company Cadillac Building Brie

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