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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

3

Indiana onion crop reports and health board actions

Indiana's 1908 onion output totaled 1,041,638 bushels with Kosciusko County leading at 342,876 bushels from 1,004 acres. Nobie and Whitley followed, while several counties reported minimal or no onions. Pota toes totaled 3,773,038 bushels on 73,035 acres, worth 2,676,295 dollars. Clover seed and various fruit trees yielded notable values per bushel and bearing tree. Health board held hearings on bread wrapping costs and pickle preservative rules.

Indianapolis J. L. Peetz Bureau of Statistics Indiana Banner County Kosciusko Nobie Whitley County Dekalb County Elkhart County Starke St. Joseph County Hamilton Kuahela Dearborn Shelby Bartholomew Brown Benton Decatur Fountain Franklin Gibson Hancock Miami Switzerland Union Warren Washington Wells White

United States Sues rail line over worker hours

Charles W. Miller acting for the Interstate Commerce Commission filed in Indianapolis federal court against the Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Railway for penalties totaling 11000. The 22 paragraph complaint cites nine hour telegraph operator limits at South Hammond Rensselaer and Monon and other violations including engines and firemen going on duty before ten hours off.

South Hammond Rensselaer Monon

Township Trustees Split Over Law Changes in Decatur County

Decatur county trustees refuse to join state trustees in proposing changes to township laws. They urge the state association to heed insights from the state board of accounts as field data is collected. Will Ehrhardt of Washington township chairs the county group.

State Board of Accounts State House State Board Township Trustees Decatur County W. A. Debauity State Association of Trustees

Blind Pupils Entertain At Indiana School Concert

A closing concert at the Indiana School for the Blind drew 600 attendees. An 18 pupil orchestra opened with Mendelssohn and a 45 voice chorus delivered fine work. Notable items included the organ chamber by Herman Wilson, a duet by Nellie De Armond and Pearl Stouch, and Bertha Carver's solo. The ensemble piece The Spring Song on two pianos and organ with four violins showcased strong training. Seven graduates will receive diplomas at commencement. Grow Hemp in Indiana. The US Department of Agriculture foresees wide hemp cultivation soon, with Routa and North Liberty yielding excellent crops in recent seasons on peaty soil over marl. Most hemp grown in the US comes from Kentucky.

Indiana School For the Blind Mendelssohn Herman Wilson Nellie de Armond Pearl Stouch Bertha Carver Indiana United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Routa North Liberty Bureau

Goats Lead Sheep at Union Pacific to Save Time

Union Pacific trains use trained billy goats to guide newly arrived sheep from cars into feeding yards, then lead them out and back in for loading. The goats, fed tobacco by workers as a reward, operate at night with electric lights, reducing unloading time and avoiding 28 hour stay rules.

Union Pacific Railroad Judas Interstate Commerce Commission Great Western Ranges Missouri River Maes Nne Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Oregon Montana California Omaha United States South Omaha Union Pacific W. L. Park North Platte Neb Billy Park North Plattie Bill

Hank Stubbs Ambition Theme In Ragged Dialogue

Fragmentary dialogue frames Hank Stubbs and Bilge Miller debating ambition and pace. Hank urges steady progress while Bilge counters with doubt, the exchange hinting at social pressure and personal drive amid a busy procession.

Hank Stubbs Bilge Miller

Independent Spirit Echoes Halley's Comet Chance

A fragmented reminiscence reflects on Halley's Comet appearing once in 76 years and the bemused response of a man amid royal pride, hinting at missed opportunities and the chance to witness rare events.

Maize Not Cause of Pellagra Says Rome Committee

London reports from Rome state the Meld committee on pellagra has proven maize is not the disease source. The parasite conveyor is identified as simullum repans, a biting gnat. A separate Washington Heights milk dealer recalls his son’s farm visit and a tale of Uncle Hezekiah milking, with a humorous reference to faucets.

London Sambon Meld Rome Tne Washington Heights Willie Hezekiah

You Like Pictures and Easy Task Soap Ads

A miscellany praising color reproductions of masterworks and Easy Task soap as a cutting edge laundry aid. The piece notes twenty five Easy Task soap wrappers and a two cent stamp offer a free framed picture, plus a child’s joke about geography from Jimmy Jiggs.

Pettit's Eye Salve Promises Quick Relief at 25c

An advertisement touts Pettit's Eye Salve as harmless and fast acting for eye diseases or injuries priced at 25 cents. The product is distributed by Howard Bros. of Buffalo New York while the ad quotes a line from poet Robert Collyer about life's sweetness through content.

Pettit Howard Bros Buffalo, N. Y Robert Collyer

Mrs. Winstons Soothing Syrup Teething Aid

An old-time remedy claim touts Mrs Winston’s Soothing Syrup as soothing teething gums and easing wind colic. It asserts gum softening and relief with exaggerated percentages, reflecting period health marketing.

Winston

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