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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1919

Page

13

Letter from an Indiana soldier in Brest France 1939

The writer describes wartime conditions at Brest since January, days of long marches and hospitalizations, poor quarters, and a cold that spreads among troops. He recalls ear injury from a brush pile, a dental filling, and a scar from defending against a German aircraft. He laments delays in returning home and asks why they cannot be brought back to the United States.

Linus Emma the Burg Brest Don-se-Meuse Emma Nixeville Chateau Thiery Argonne Forest St. Mihiel Brother Will Aafe England France

Notice of Administration for Gertrude Stallman Estate

The Dubois Circuit Court Clerk announces Hugo H. Schipp as administrator with the will annexed of Gertrude Stallman of Dubois County Indiana. The estate is probably solvent. The notice is signed by Adm. with will annexed.

Dubois Circuit Court Gertrude Stallman Dubois County Indiana Hugo H. Schipp Admr Bomar Traylor

Ferdinand boys in corporation form Louisville Pattern Works

Articles of incorporation filed for Louisville Pattern Works with $15 000 capital stock, 150 shares at 1100 par value. Incorporators Theodore W Roth Gustav A Roth of Munice Ind and John F Reeder of Louisville. Roth brothers are sons of local residents honored discharged from military service.

Louisville Pattern Works Theodore W Gustav A. Roth Muncie Ind John F. Reeder Louisville Theodore and Gustav Roth Robert Roth Indianapolis

Rally of Hog Raisers Marks a Promising Outlook

The rally is described as a grand success with livestock men confident in their understanding of current market conditions. They anticipate economic and profitable adjustments under guidance from H. C. Thompson, Co. Agricultural Agent.

H. C., Thompson, Co

Agricultural Notes and Livestock Rally Outlook

Purdue University’s Animal Husbandry Department cautions hog feeders on scarce and costly spring feeds. Tips include raising forage crops, evaluating grain by products and feeds, planting a short season 90 day corn, and intercropping soybeans with corn for early hog feed and soil fertility. Sheep show 100 percent return. a ewe costs 16 dollars with lamb and wool returns of 12 and 4 dollars. A national live stock rally in Indianapolis highlighted demand and shortages. state livestock associations pledged to oppose price tests as they seek to improve stock sizes and output amid Europe’s tight food supply.

Purdue University United States Indianapolis Europe Livestock Association of The.etate

Notice to Breeders Seeks Patronage for Belzian Stallion Harry

Notice from Michel Bros advertising the Belzian stallion Harry to stand the 1919 season at their barn 14 miles north of Johnsburg with a standing notice and contact after 7:20 PM. Also brief society notices: John Theis and wife visit Jasper then plan Du buque Iowa. Ed Egloff family to move to Dyersville Iowa. Millinery shop advertises stock and price. Mrs. John Bartley returns from Louisville seeking buyers. Masters Planter Co price increase on plant setters. public sale announced for April 4 at 1:00 PM by John Dambauer.

Harry Johnsburg Michel Bros John Theis Jasper Dubuque Iowa Yate Ed Egloff Dyersville J. H. Beckmann Masters Planter Co

Home Boys Who Have Served In The Army

Private Wm. Hatkmann a Indianapolis stationed veteran returns on a ten days furlough as the first wounded Ferdi nandin soldier home. Karl Olinger recently back from overseas but not in active service reflects on hardships. both men highlighted amid local notices and business ads.

Wm. Hatkmann Indianapolis Ferdinand Karl Olinger Dunellan N. d Cincinnati Karl

County Capitol News: Local Courthouse and Elections

Jurors drawn for the Dubois circuit court grand and petit juries. A couple, Orval Deering and Tina Tillman, were married in Judge Bretz's courtroom. Public sale of livestock and appliances set near Ferdinand on April 5. Street work noted by City officials. Lost packet book on Ferdinand-Siberia road. reward offered. Various ads note ready to wear suits, seed corn, eggs, and shoes for sale.

Orval Deering Tina Tillman Velpen, Pike, Co Bretz Mr. Bretz Ferdinand and Siberia Hubert Boeglin Siberia Ind

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