Upgraded Presses Offered at Competitive Prices
A local supplier advertises machines with up-to-date presses and materials. It highlights affordable pricing and strong value for buyers seeking modern equipment and reliable supply options.
21 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
A local supplier advertises machines with up-to-date presses and materials. It highlights affordable pricing and strong value for buyers seeking modern equipment and reliable supply options.
Last Saturday morning word arrived of the death of Miss Mary Uebelhor 27 years old at Evanaville insane asylum. She formerly lived in Louisville for eleven years and returned December 16, later moved to Woodmere, convulsions struck Friday night, died Saturday at 3 50 PM. She was born in Ferdinand and leaves mother Mia, father Joseph, seven brothers John Joe Frank Mike Robert Ed Herbert and sister Miss Celia Uebelhor. The remains were brought home Saturday night and buried in St Ferdinand cemetery Monday morning. Our sympathy goes to the bereaved family.
Advertisement offers one acre at Mariah Hills Indiana with an implement store dwelling and stable plus all farming implements stock and outbuildings. The two story store building 40 by 60 feet suitable for any business. Sold cheap if taken at once. Adv William F Dilger Mariah Hill Ind.
In Bretzville Indiana a St Anthony man seeking shelter from a recent storm asked to sleep over. He announced he would wear his night shirt while dragging a soaked bundle from under his coat as the girl prepared a spare bed for him.
Notice announces a display of Communion suits at Beckmanns, DK location. Blue Sargo-Long Pants and Kalok eriyekor style offered by Henry Beckmann & Sons with brand new stock from Chicago at low prices and claimed high quality.
Charles J. Snall and Edith 8. Miller in Velpon. Alonso B. Packer and Garrie Haskins of Jaber. Dat and Donker, Ind., listed as marriages licensed along with Garrie.
David Goldstein of Boston Mass will lecture at St Meinrad College Sunday afternoon March 23 at 2:30 o clock. The talk aims to expose what the speaker calls the fallacies and dangers of Socialism based on his experiences as a former party leader and critic of its aims and methods.
On March 23 announcements list parents for several individuals across the week. Joe Leinenbach opens a new meat market tomorrow morning offering a large supply of fresh meats and sausage.
An advertising note touts Universal Tailoring offering suits starting at twelve dollars. The ad promises quality wool fabrics and guaranteed satisfaction, urging readers to visit for ready to wear outfits and tailoring services.
A fragmentary entry lists jurors for the March term including Marion, Harbison, Jefferson, Jackson, Columbia and Madison townships with a note about a Sunday event at the school hall on March 30 1913 featuring Mosher of Colorado. It urges attendance to witness a display and a sale of goods by Bartley Bros.
Hello Girls. Beck mann's offers latest Easter shoe styles. Henry Beckmann & Sona promise you will buy. Correct Shape Patent Leather Shoes or Slippers claimed as guaranteed with a new pair free if they crack. Reckethoft & Maller.
A note from Mrs. Joe Uebelher thanks neighbors and friends for help during her daughter Mary's illness and death. The letter corrects a rumor about road No 1, stating no parts will be cut off if the rock road is built, and identifies the arms near Joe Schlachter Jr and Philip Duckholz. Also mentions Schwab's Guaranteed Suits and Reekelhio Muller as ready to wear clothing headquarters.
Bartley Broa advertises a 10 percent discount on ready made clothing shoes matting rugs and hats and 25 percent off carpets through March 20. Reckelhoff Muller showcases dresses silk in plain colors. Ben Thewen of Jasper sold his farm and bought 200 acres at Perioos Texas this week. Thewees will move to Perloo next month.
President Finley authorizes double tracking the Main Line between Armour and Cross Eye Georgia. Work will begin soon to reduce grades and curvature, speeding trains into Atlanta. Public sale notice for April 2 appears amid varied town items.
A list of residents and visitors includes Joe Petry at Howlingbury on business, Dr James of St Meinrad and Frank Schneider of Evansville in town on Tuesday, several Huntingburg residents, and others from Mariah Hill Jasper and Louisville moving about for sales, missions, or social calls.
Court docket lists State cases against Neukam Kress Owen and others from March 24 to April 7 with several sessions. It includes baseball meeting officers elected and plans for new uniforms plus fund donations and local ads for ice cream parlor sales, ready-made suits, and footwear from Bartley Bros.
A string of moves and visits fills the week from Louisville and New Albany to St Meinrad and Vincennes. Notables include Gregor J. Schmitt and families, Atty Bob Armstrong, Dr Bearda ley, and John Koch in town on business, with several locals returning from travels to Rockport Riviera Texas Evens and Mexico.
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