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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
4
A Ferdinand newspaper rebuttal attacks claims from a Huntingburg paper about dog ordinances and alleged town mismanagement. It defends the town board, notes costs of ordinances, and accuses a writer of seeking publicity while urging readers to judge for themselves.
Train schedules show northbound Train 9 from Johnsburg at 8 47 a m and southbound Train 12 at 8 39 a m with listed arrival times. Additional notes warn figures are for information and not guaranteed. Several local accommodations and routes between West Baden and Evansville are described as running solidly with reclining chair cars.
A fragment discusses a standup small device promising to keep homes clean and ease housework for American wives. It highlights reduced sore hands and less bending, praising the device as a remarkable invention that could transform daily labor. The text conveys excitement about practical talent and effortless cleaning aids.
Ferdinand township Dubois county Indiana notices monthly office at Mary Lindenschmidt home first Saturday of each month and other Saturdays at his home. residents with township business urged to reinlist contact Dan Trustee Ferdinand Indiana.
Prices for grains and livestock listed in Evansville Indiana with Wheat at 93 per bushel and Oats 41 42 cents. Corn 73 cents per bushel. Potatoes 78 cents per bushel. Eggs 16 cents per dozen. Butter 13 cents per pound. Hens 13 cents per pound. Cooks 1? per pound. Steers 6.25 and 85.25 per hundred. Heifers 5.50 to 7.35 per hundred. Cows 4 5 dollars per head. Bulls 5.00 to 6.2 per head. Milks cows 25 dollars to 367.50. Hogs heavies 8.26 per hundred.
Real newspapers promotion announces subscriptions for Courier-Journal with agent pickup or direct mail options. It notes Ferdinand NEWS as alternative and mentions Farm and Family monthly as successor to Weekly Courier-Journal. Evansville readers are urged to try the paper.
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