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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a brand incident in New York involving authorities in 1014 era terms and unclear details. The content is garbled, but hints at a fire or hazard event and a notional record of the brand or property handling by local officials.
At the close of the fourteenth annual convention in Michigan City, Marion was chosen unanimously as the next meeting place for the Indiana Reunion Association of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Joseph K. Hennings of Anderson lodge No. 209 and Secretary Thomas G. Hedlan of Indianapolis lodge No. 13. The event featured a lakefront band concert and athletic events after an excursion to Gary.
Charles Downing announces a premium list for the Indiana state fair week of September six. The exposition secretary reports 713,607.25 in prizes and purses across speed, stake races, draft and saddle horse sections, cattle, sheep, poultry, dairy cattle, be awarded. An edition of about 15000 copies will be mailed soon.
Senator John W. Kern praised patriotic support for the president as Republicans joined Democrats at a Hammond banquet for the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association. A. M. Turner hosted toast, Mrs. Ralston spoke on Wilson’s era, and the group planned a Chicago reception. Quarantine lifting urged by Gov. Ralston on livestock shipment prohibition.
A greedily ambitious man learns that true wealth lies in spiritual renewal. A cleareyed friend urges him to seek the kingdom of God. Moonlight by the valley sparks a rebirth, guiding the man to value family, beauty, and inner peace over material gain.
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