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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
3
Community items report bread prices and local ads while noting church events and a bridge completion. The piece lists sales offers from area merchants, farm notices, a prayer for rain, and an insurance solicitation from the American Registry Company with cost and eligibility details.
Peter Mueller & Sons announce their mill is complete and ready to serve all. They claim flour tested as A No 1 quality, describing Nour as pure, sweet, reliable, and capable of producing healthful, spongy bread. They request continued patronage and note they pay top market price for wheat.
A flurry of visits fills weekend and midweek in towns like Evansville Huntingburg Jasper and St Meinrad. Residents include J Jasper visitors such as Frank Long Oscar Snyder and Mayme Meyer with many attending weddings and family events in surrounding communities.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Bertha Sondermann deceased. Joseph A Sondermann administrator must appear in Dubois Circuit Court Jasper Indiana June 17 1911 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs to claim their share. Wits Clerk of Court May 25 1911. Traylor and Traylor attorneys.
A Ferdinand News notice invites subscribers to submit brand names for a new flour product by a July launch. Each entrant could win 100 pounds of White Lily Flour. multiple winners share the prize if names tie. Entries include sender name, then are anonymized for judging.
Practical guidance for beginners covering hive shading to protect bees, timing for adding supers, moving supers with swarms, windbreaks and hive supports, ground clearance to deter pests, pre-swarm setup, mothproof comb-honey storage, hive level front, handling on warm field days, wax secretion handling, minimizing swarming with space and queen cells, and continuing education via bee journals or books.
F. G. Herman explains that syrup serves as the admissible substitute for honey in feeding bees when quick supply is needed. He notes spring syrup should be thinner to ease water mixing, while autumn syrup should be twice as thick to allow bees to reduce moisture and prevent fermentation and dysentery.
The piece urges providing abundant water for bees and describes simple hive protection through hedges, weed control, and wind shelter. It argues a weekly hour of apiary care yields greater farm returns than other labor. A Chicago journalist notes his bees earned profits with minimal weekly effort.
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