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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
4
Ferdinand township in Dubois county issues a notice that the trustee will attend to township business daily at his home. Vague references name Nick Sennineer as trustee and advise residents to pre mail if at his homes for township matters.
Train times and arrivals are listed with routes to West and East points. An advertisement for a catarrh medicine and a note promoting circulars and timetables from F. J. Cheaty & Co. of Toledo ends with a medicinal pill promotion.
Community concerns rise as Light & Power Plant announces new project to boost residential electricity and upgrade local grids. Officials say reliability will improve, with construction set to begin this spring and impact on rates under review.
An ills and complexion article promotes daily use of a quarter pound limestone phosphate to cleanse the alimentary canal. It claims improved blood quality, vigor, and resilience for both men and women by removing indigestible waste and poisons. The piece urges readers to adopt internal sanitation as skin and health depend on clean blood.
Rural residents request books ranging from drainage manuals to Collins Book of the Stars. The American Library Association promotes the Books for Everybody program to extend county libraries, with $2,000,000 raised through librarians and library trustees to fund three years of outreach.
The American Library Association reports hospital library programs aiding tens of thousands of ex service members. Special librarians in large hospitals, book loans for blind readers, and direct service to discharged personnel help with vocational training and postwar reintegration.
A long list of movements and visits by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seng at tending the Borhn Bergeweig in Jasper, Susie Seger from Jasper, and many others traveling to Louisville Evansville Huntingburg Caseyville and Cannelton. Funeral for George Hedinger noted.
Property listing describes a house with two rooms and two adjacent lots located southeast of town. Interested buyers are directed to call at this office for details and arrangements.
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