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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
8
Born & Co offer season samples with thirty five years of experience in the tailoring trade. They claim no price increases despite higher lining and trimming costs and emphasize quality style and fit with an absolute guarantee on every suit. They urge placing orders for wedding suits and promise satisfaction.
Southern Railway announces regular passenger trains on the French Lick West Baden Extension starting Sunday January 4 1908. The service provides easy access to the health resorts with attractive round trip rates from all points. For rates and schedules contact any Southern Railway Company agent.
Describes a farm of 205 acres in Clark Township near St Meinrad Indiana. Includes 180 acres bottom land and 25 acres table land with 55 acres of growing wheat. Buildings: two story frame dwelling two barns grainery corn crib cellar summer kitchen smoke house. Water abundant via cistern well and spring. Five acre full bearing orchard. Easy terms with Isadore Klueh as seller.
Special to The Indianapolis News Dr W C Hell of the Anti Saloon League spoke at a mass meeting in French Lick Indiana May 4 and then visited Al Brown's clubroom to inspect gambling activities He rode elevators served by colored staff and watched thousands of dollars change hands while noting the hats and wraps area The minister described Orange county as a disgrace to Indiana.
Henry Hostetter objects to the January 30 will probated for Lucy Hostetter who died in January in Harrison township while milking a cow. The will to his father left the farm and all on it to the son and money to the husband. Herman Hostetter claims the will was signed when Lucy was paralyzed and unable to understand and offers an earlier will giving the property to him except $100 to the son. Attorneys Rein & Stevenson for the son and Lawa & Mitson for the father.
A storm last Sunday blew the Catholic church steeple out of shape and will require about $300 for repairs. The item appears in the Rockport Democrat compilation.
An Agriculture Department study finds many creameries fail due to cows under 400, poor organization, or excessive costs. A simple hand plant costs about 2000 dollars, while a full milk plant with refrigeration can reach 4250 dollars, with total project costs up to that range depending on labor and materials.
The Ferdinand News lists new subscribers Herman Weber of Siberia Indiana Elizabeth Wagner of Ferdinand and Chas Bickwermert Philip Schulters. It also notes paid-up members from the past week Herman Wilmes Maryville Missouri John Uebelher Ferdinand Oscar Keller John Epple Tell City Indiana Wm Huther Evansville Indiana.
Successful graduates named from the April 18 examination include Ray mond Katterjohn leading in scholarship from Cass township. May 16 will host the final exam in Columbia township Herman Wright. Other township listings include Hinbhie Alexander Dohn Duadine Harhison Elizabeth Sehott and Hulna Traylor plus Anna Fisher Freeley Mallory Alice Melchior Daisy Payne Lorin Anderson Eugene Norman Marriot Greene Anna Kollams Day Payne Sarah Meehringer Veronica Mink Laura Eckstein Daarina Beng and additional names from Bainbridge township.
California olive growers unite to compete with Italy and France using bottling plants in New England, shipping oil in tanker cars like petroleum. One large orchard holds about 120 000 trees. olives yield 30 to 36 gallons per ton, boosting domestic production to a sizable share of a national output.
A description outlines facial proportion rules for a harmonious visage. It states the face width equals five eye widths, eye spacing equals one eye width, and the eye width equals two thirds of the mouth width. It also notes the nose length matches forehead height in a regular, precisely defined outline of health.
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