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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
3
Readable fragments describe Ava Laan involved in a delivery event. Details are sparse and the article emphasizes the incident without graphic description. The summary notes names and a city setting but lacks full context or clear outcome.
TIME LAKALE of the FERDINAND RAILROAD lists trains and connections at Huntingburg and Ferdinand. It notes connections with Southern train No. 17 to Kyvansville Hookport and Cunnellin, east to Louisville, and north to West Baden. Train No. 3 connects with Southern No. 6 to Princeton. No. 1 to West Baden. No. 10 to Evansville Rockport and Capron. Trainmasters Leonard Muller and G.P. & PLA provide oversight.
Louis Voeger offers a farm for sale with a house and barn on Folds and Trey road in Ione. The listing notes a complete property including outbuildings suitable for agricultural use.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by a topical remedy. it is caused by thickened mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Only a constitutional remedy can restore hearing, as inflammation narrows the tube and can lead to permanent deafness if untreated. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
An old health ad claims morning hot water with limestone phosphate cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises clearer skin, no headaches, better appetite, and relief from constipation bilious attacks and rheumatic pains after one week of daily intake.
Old time remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound advertised to darken hair and give a fuller look. Instructions suggest applying a salt brush to the hair daily to blend, claiming gray hair will disappear and a healthier appearance follows.
The column lists a mix of community happenings from a new piano purchase by Hatert Beckman to street work on Cidianas street and various social events. It notes an excursion by Concordia of Louisville, a wedding between Frances Zacis and Guy Derr, and multiple local visits and repairs. It also mentions military recruitment efforts and surgeries performed at Jefferson hospital to aid enlistment.
Fragmented OCR text describes market news and weather hints with multiple names and places unreadable. Mentions Tivene Shar and Te peor bee, Weather ap eaten Dred, and a young person named Mendy with Peter CGehtoat. Ends with congratulations.
Notice to bidders for school supplies for the recess and district roofs at Teetter School in district No 1 Reutimann School district No 2 and coalsted building at district No 4 Gellhbauven school bids due office of Township Trustee by 1 PM June 6 1916 with bond equal to bid amount right to reject any or all bids reserved.
A short warning about buffalo burr a spiny annual weed spreading from western Kansas and Nebraska. It invades alfalfa fields via contaminated hay and poses a risk to feed lots. cut at surface before seeding to prevent spread as it is not yet common in the corn belt.
Purdue University feeding experiments show adding meat food to hen rations increases annual eggs per pullet, potentially about 1 000 extra eggs per 100 hens. Skim milk fed groups produced the highest income, with improved winter egg yield. The study emphasizes substitutes for bugs and worms and suggests using skim milk or meat scraps when available to feed poultry.
Beekeepers and farmers are urged to avoid spraying fruit trees during bloom. Bees are essential allies for fruit yields and quality. Delaying spraying until petals fall prevents poison from reaching the calyx and harming the bees.
A cutworm infestation threatens cabbage cauliflower cucumbers squashes melons corn tomatoes and peppers. Protect transplanted plants with collars of stiff paper and dig out the worm just below the surface near the plant. Air-slaked lime may be spread over surrounding soil.
Dig up all rooted raspberry tips and replant them where you want. This prevents a thicket and improves workability in the garden. Keep the patch clean of surplus plants. old clumps will bear better. Dewberries require the same care as raspberries.
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