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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
8
Fragment shows figures for total resources liabilities and deposits with a line ending in a notary stamp. Mathias Olinger appears as Notary Public. The snippet includes interest and profit figures and a balance summary.
On March 8 1920 in Dubois County Indiana a petition was filed in the Auditor's office for Jackson Township seeking the establishment of free macadam roads. The plan covers Road Nos 1 2 3 4 and 5 forming a connected system to be graded drained and paved with crushed limestone and screenings and a 30 foot wide right of way. The petition requests notice hearing appointment of an engineer and an election and lists signers including Martin Hasenour and many others. A second notice filed March 8 1920 concerns Ferdinand Township proposing a two and one sixth mile road to be graded drained and paved with gravel and road paving canes and set for hearing April 6 1920.
Petitioners led by Edward Beckmann seek the extension of the John H. Kerstein system of free gravel roads in Dubois County Indiana. They request a one mile road extension from Road No. 2 toward the south line of the county, arguing no election is needed due to short distance and existing Macadam links, with engineer and viewers to be appointed.
Certified copy of petition filed March 8 1920 presented to the Dubois County Board of Commissioners on April 5 1920 at Jasper Indiana. Signed by John E McFall attorney for petitioner.
Market data lists wheat oats corn potatoes onions cabbage wool and other staples with prices per bushel or per hundredweight. Live stock prices include sheep cattle and hogs with per hundred weights and prices for hay and a local promotion to visit Bartley’s Store and Harness Shop for new or like new harness.
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