Timely Warning Against Worthless Stock Schemes In Indiana
State Council of Defense warns Indiana residents about war savings stamps and Liberty loan bonds, and exposes agents peddling worthless mining and oil stocks as sure dividends. Keep government securities. reject offers to trade for unknown stocks. Also cites Barney Bruce’s Rolfe Arrow praising unity with Woodrow Wilson and criticizes misleading business stationery trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
Indiana
al Premium
Lebanon
Barney Bruce
Rolfe Arrow
Iowa
Woodrow Wilson
Army
Wilson
Letter on US industry shifts and war mobilization
The writer argues for local production of supplies like letterheads and envelopes, noting government needs and the spread of factory orders to small towns. They urge action before opportunities slip away, warn against U boats, and claim crop support aids distant fighting efforts. The piece emphasizes missed chances in mobilizing wartime manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFWS
Mickie Calls Junk Mail A Wasteful Nuisance
The speaker criticizes excessive mail from advertisers and suggests reducing unwanted letters. He argues that fewer ads would prevent a flood of junk mail and save effort for delivering to the boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Market Report Evansville Indiana July 26 1918
Market and price listings for Wheat oats corn potatoes onions cabbage wool ginseng eggs butter spring chickens hens roosters turkeys geese steers heifer cows bulls hogs hay and related items with per bushel or per hundredweight prices and unit measures. Includes livestock prices for various cattle hogs and hay pricing in No 1 Timothy per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Townsfolk converge for business and social visits
Dr. G A McLane and Congressman Cox were seen in Huntingburg and nearby towns. Numerous residents from St Meinrad Mariah Hill and Jasper travelled for work, shopping, or visiting relatives in Ferdinand Huntingburg Loogootee and Evansville. The Dubois County Fair Association gained 150 local business supporters for the 1918 fair set for August 6 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Metzger
G. A. McLane
Joe Wessel
Frank Mueller
A. J Reinacker
John Russ
R. J. Beckmann
Wm. R. Sauer
Dubois County Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Cardui credited by Jackson woman for relief from nerve and side pain
Mrs Alice Scurlock of Jackson Ohio describes years of weakness nervous suffering and severe side pains before taking 11 to 12 bottles of Cardui She reports renewed strength no nervous trouble and ability to work freely endorsing Cardui for women with similar issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ohio
Alice Scurlock
Cardui
Jad Salts touted to ease kidney and bladder irritation
A noted authority links uric acid to kidney and bladder irritation causing burning and frequent night urination. The remedy, Jad Salts, is sold for about four ounces to mix with water before breakfast for two to three days, described as harmless and inexpensive.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad in Toledo 1886
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of FF J Cheney Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn December 1886 by A W Gleabon Notary Public. Details on internal use and testimonials offered. Sold by druggists nationwide. Hall's Family Pills also advertised for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank ¥. Cheney
FF. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleabon
F. J. Cheney & Go
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A century old health note urges daily morning flushing with hot water and limestone phosphate to purify the stomach and bowels. It promises renewed appetite and vitality, claiming benefits for constipation, liver and skin issues, and general well being.
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table July 7 118
The Ferdinand Railroad timetable lists daily departures from Ferdinand to Huntingburg at 7 30 am 9 10 am and 6 30 pm with return trains at 8 00 am 9 40 am 7 00 pm and 8 05 pm All trains connect with Southern Railway services at Huntingburg Indiana linking to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville and West Baden and Princeton connections noted for trains 1 3 5 9 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern
Pr'nceton
Southern Railway
Ind
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Henry Haake
America
Mickie
Wm. E. Cox
Jake Meyer
St. Meinrad
Frank Arnold
Mariah Hill
Ed Peters
Henry Vaal
Gust Barth
Frances Dilger
Joe Bickwermert
Loogootee
Hilbert
Lena Fritch
St. Henry
Andy Schlachter
Siberia
William Frank
Jasper
Gilbert Arehart
Maxwell
Andy Wirthwein
Fulda
J.C. Goldbach
John Gehlhausen
George and
Frank Horlander
Joe Vaal
Peter Gerber
Son Alois
Louis Roth
Fred Nordhoff
Dubois
Louis’ Ford
Frank Seng
Joe Berg
St. Anthony
Marie Uebelher
Evanaville
Arley Philipps
Bristow
Machine Works
Schriefer Brothers of
L' Mar
John Hers
Near
Troy
Mary Finkenbrink
Henry Schum
Andrew Altmeyer
George Bachmann
Ferdinand Machine Worka
John Limp
Bretzville
Nick Klueh
Adgeville
Casper Schuler
Matilda Hass
Hubert Beckmann
Emme Bromm
Philip Dilly
Dalvoll County Telephone Company
Mile Edele
Marcus
New Boston
Mary Moeller
M. Columba
M. Armella
M. Petronilla
Ed Schultz
Teli City
Leo Greulich
Nash
Henry Voges
Near St. Anthony
Henry Beckmann
Missus
Lucille and
Irma Cecclie Beckmann
Clarence Hawkins
Joe Dilger
Baby
Poseyville
Martin
Jefferson City
Robert Glassmeyer
Isidore Maenner
Father Isidore
Rome City
Herbert Uebelher
Albert Weaver
Spook
Sgt. H. W. McConell
Marie Fieig
Alma
Emma Bromm
Clara
Ida Meyer
Louis Heiz
Raymond Schuler
Isidore Klueh
Charles Schepers
Joe Schuler
C. R. Schuler
Henry Rohleder
Charles Bartley
Jake Albert
Robert Alpert
West Point
Ben Waassing
Ben
Camp Taylor
Academy of Tn Immaculate Conception
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
State of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
George A. McLane
Senninger
Cardus
Dubois County Telephone Co
All Points
Dubois County
Bell Services
Leonard Muller
G. F.& Pwa
Huntingburg, Ind
Ferdinand Township
Trustee's
Nick Senninger
Ferdipend
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