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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
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Wheat 80c per bu Oats white 41c mixed 40c Corn white 72c per bu Potatoes 1.15 per bu Eggs firsts 15c per doz Butter 14c per lb Ducks 6c per lb Steers 6.35 to 8.15 per 100 lb Heifers 5.25 to 7.25 per 100 lb Cows 4.40 to 8.10 per 100 lb Milch cows 25 to 65 per head Prices shown for packing stock, hogs, and other farm goods with varied per hundred and head quotes.
Time card shows north bound train 9 leaving Johnsburg at 8 47 a m and 5 02 p m and 7 45 o clock. South bound section incomplete but indicates schedule format for the south bound service.
Washington figures reveal 1913 foreign student enrollment in U S universities reached 4222, with 1700 in arts and sciences and counts by country led by Canada 653 and China 594. The piece notes strong benefits of American products abroad and warns against unproven hog cholera cures.
Notices announce Farm and Family as a valued monthly replacement costing twenty five cents annually. A reader moving from Ferdinand asks debtors to settle by June 27 1914. Items for sale include furniture, piano, and property. Local events include Superior Orchestra dance at Senninger hall and a July 4 picnic at St Meinrad park.
The article argues maintenance, not tax driven repair, sustains road quality. It favors permanent skilled labor for county road sections, notes earth roads require proper drainage, ditch work, and affordable, simple dragging tools to reduce mud and improve surfaces.
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