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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
9
Post office notice outlines subscription terms under act of Congress alluding to one year prepaid rate and entry details for new subscribers. It emphasizes privacy of terms and provides guidance on payments and eligibility.
The Washington Letter discusses Theodore Roosevelt blaming Taft and Republican bosses for tariff policy. It cites Italy’s protectionist tariffs and U.S. Aldrich and Payne bills, arguing tariffs raise living costs. Roosevelt and La Follette are contrasted with Taft and Wilson era positions.
A garbled ownership notice for the Perdinand News lists editor and publisher roles, names Heurs Haske and Ted Known, and mentions bondholders and securities held by Beoknoatia State Bank and others. The document is sworn with a 80th day of Sanate date and a notary signature by Mathias Cituper.
Notice to farmers by Sevastian Bockding of St. Melarad Indiana announcing plans to improve a certain class project and offering trials or tests.
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