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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
12
The readable portion shows a time stamp 12:50 and a sequence of hex-like codes 00 00 75 00 59 00 25 00 12:50 with partial text “each inser” suggesting a truncated insertion note or catalog entry. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the fragment.
Record notes a Southern Time Card from Johnsburg with times 8:47 a m and 5:02 p m and figures 734500 46 800T1 bound train 9h and unrelated digits. The readable items suggest a schedule fragment or logging entry without a full context or clear event.
A flood of visitors and locals from Evansville Huntingburg Bretzville and Louisville were in town last Saturday and Tuesday for business family visits and travel. Notables include Gust Barth John Gerber Laura Altmann Edith Sternberg and Karl Kohl among others with several departures to Louisville St Meinrad Luxemburg and Rockport for family events and church.
Miss Mary Trommer, their niece, stayed a week with relatives. Mrs. Frank Haller of Evansville visited kin here and in Fulda, staying with Engelbert Dilger and Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timmermann traveled to Louisville for a family visit and granddaughter’s first holy communion last Sunday.
The last page advertises a Sunday June 7 picnic with a grand excursion from Louisville organized by the Knights of St. John.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Courier-Journal with trial offers and agent details. It mentions the weekly Courier-Journal being discontinued and promotes Farm and Family as a monthly substitute. Also notes a local Fresh Water System installation in Bevansville at Ed Muller's home this week.
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