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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

4

Texans Land Sale Attracts Owensboro Party Members

A March 4 Owensboro group reports four members have bought parcels in a fertile South Texas area during personally conducted excursions. E K Short's message notes buyers Joe Uebelher Frank Drach Willie Bergman and Albert Wirthwein each purchased one tract and plan to leave Monday praising the land.

Owensboro South Texas E. K. Short Texas Joe Harry’ Uebelher Frank Drach Ferdinand, Ind Willie Bergman Troy Albert Wirthwein Fulda

Settlement Tracts Plotted From Five Acres Upward

The tract was subdivided into five acre tracts up to forty acres and more with forty to sixty foot roadways. Wagon roads traverse the area and a townsite along the railroad, now Riviera. Another townsite lies at the Beach ten miles east named Riviera Beach. A 200 foot boulevard links the towns and an Interurban Railroad is under construction.

Riviera Riviera Beach

Catholic Churches Expand in Riviera Area

A new Catholic Church stands at Riviera with a second at Wathmanville three and a half miles away and a Riviera Beach church anticipated. Rev Fr B Habraken leads these communities and offers information. The Catholic Colonization Society U S A endorses Theo P Koch Co lands after reviewing the tract, praising the land and colonization plan for home builders farmers and investors.

Riviera Wathmanville Riviera Beach B. Habraken Catholic Colonization Society U Theo. P. Koch & Co

Topography and Soil of the Tract

The tract sits 25 to 60 feet above sea level with good drainage and no malaria threats. The southern half is open prairie with rich native grasses, while the northern half has mesquite bushes expanding over 30 years due to absence of fires. Soils are sandy loam with a clay subsoil, easily cultivated and suitable for deep-rooted plants.

Dubois County to vote on Ferdinand township road project

The Ferdinand township election on March 31 1918 will decide the establishment and improvement of free gravel roads as petitioned. Petitions and engineer viewer reports are on file in the Dubois County Auditor's office Jasper Indiana.

Ferdinand Township Nutter Dubois County Indiana Jasper Ferdinand News Ferdinand Jacob H. Leng Dubois Board of County Commissioners Hubert Quante Gual R W. Armstrong G.G. Wetzger Ind Mary Lindenschmidt Henry B. Dall Ferdinand, Ind

Easter Suit Sale Ahead of Early March 28

Reckelholt & Muller advertise early Easter timing urging customers to order a new suit now with fit and wear guaranteed. The notice emphasizes urgent shopping for spring attire.

Joe Daunhauer Reckelholt& Muller

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Riviera, Texas Catholic Churches Andy Trotter John Russ, Jr Bros. & Co Owensboro, Ky Florida California Riviera Tract I. L. Underbrick The Catholic Colonization Co Father Habraken Wattmannville Gulf Coast J. L. Underbrink Catholic Colonization Agt Short Bros. & Company St. Ann and Fourth Streets Henry Landgrebe Jacob Hoffmann Math. Hauser Harper Rye Kentucky Mathias Olinger Academy of Tn Immaculate Conception Sisters of St. Benedict Board of Education State of Academy of the Immaculate Conception
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