04 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
1
Local notices advertise fresh fish at Daunhauer's, spring suits, new fixtures in Leinenbach's meat market, and Born suits. Otto Spayd recovering from flu. Birth announcements and congratulatory notes follow. Ferdinand and Huntingburg merchants offer sales and services with March deadlines for exemptions and loan meetings.
A crowded week of social and business notes records Henry Bromm and many others from Jasper, Santa Claus, Mariah Hill, Huntingburg, Tell City, Evansville, Louisville, St Meinrad, and Ferdinand visiting or conducting business in town. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Scheffer and family in Huntingburg, Father Augustine passing through, and local tradespeople purchasing machinery. The obituary notes Sister M Baptiste Haberkorn dying at the Convent with burial rites led by Father Augustine.
Weekly corrected list from Ferdinand's Market and others shows prices for butter figs hens turkeys geese ducks beef hides calves wheat corn flour and more. Also includes clover seed fresh cows calves bulls steers sheep lambs hogs tobacco and assorted raw farm products from several furnishers.
The undersigned has duly qualified as executor of the last will and testament of Mary M. Meiring of Dubole County Indiana, deceased. The estate is alleged to be solvent. Notice to creditors and all persons with claims.
The article describes Ober-Ammergau in Bavaria where every decade the Passion Play is performed. It explains the vow made after a plague, the long hours and many tableaux, and praises Anton Lang’s portrayal and the solemn open-air drama seen as a unique, benedictional experience.
James Q C Sanders of Dubois Indiana to Maud Pearl Grant of Birdseye Indiana united at the clerks office February 28 by Kerry Tray Jor Justice of the Peace. Guy A Stroud of Birdseye Indiana wed Lydia A Temple of Birdseye Indiana March 2 by Justice Kerr Traylor.
Peter A. Wagner died in San Antonio Texas on February 21 at his brother Jacob Wagner’s residence after a week of pneumonia. He was 38 and is survived by his father three brothers and two sisters. Burial was at San Antonio National Military Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
A Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station representative, W. C. Eckard, will lead a two session outdoor horticultural demonstration at Henry Hoffmann’s Johnsburg farm on Monday March 7. The free event aims to instruct farmers and fruit growers in orchard renovation and fruit growing practices, weather permitting both forenoon and afternoon sessions.
Nick Senninger, a resident of the banner democratic township, urges support in the coming primary election. He seeks the sheriff’s office, presenting himself as a worthy citizen candidate.
Jacob H. Seng of Celestine announces his candidacy for County Auditor. The submission of his campaign indicates intent to seek the office, outlining his qualifications and platform.
Notice is given that Joseph A Sondermann appointed administrator of the estate of Bertha C Sondermann late of Dubois County Indiana deceased The estate is solvent The attorney firm is Traylor Traylor This notice also advertises a magazine and newspaper subscription offer with a combined annual price.
Herman Boitte states the agency handles Ayrshire coal with rapid delivery capability.
A Patoka Township voter urges Ferdinand Township unity amid party dissensions. He warns bitterness could split votes unless calm reasoning prevails and private factions are kept from political maneuvering. The letter endorses democratic methods and pledges effort toward united success.
The article argues meat is not essential for health and that dairy products can substitute meat for nourishment. It notes exceptions where animal foods may be vital for certain diseases or conditions, urging careful study of diet and individual needs rather than reliance on meat.
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