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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

3

Captain Guardabassi and the Piave Bridge Courage

Captain Guardabassi of the Italian Grenadier Guards recalls halting a panic during the Piave retreat in October 1917. He stood at Lutisano Bridge, rallied 400,000 troops, denied Austrian cavalry fears, and earned Italy’s silver medal for valor. The officer later toured the United States on a government mission.

New York America Francesco and Guardabassi Perugia Divison Igh Cre Bo Plave Corso-Tasliamento Latsane Guardabass Carso Piave Guardarbassi Latisana Third Army Pe Ullo Italy Tagliamento Rome United States Corso-Tagliamento Iun Petillo Lutisano Agrone Trian Captain Guardabassi Italian Grenadier Guards Grenadier Guards Captain Guardabass Paris Metropolitan Opera Company

500000 Prisoners Freed and Exchanged Through Swiss Mediation

The Bund reports that over 500,000 prisoners were exchanged or repatriated via Switzerland's efforts and a series of international agreements backed by the pope and the Red Cross. Swiss actions included hospital trains, food support, and mail delivery. Prisoners include civilians and military, with special provisions for the incapacitated and elderly. many returned home as conditions improved.

Berne Switzerland Bund International Bureau of Information Geneva Buseau France Germany Austria Italy Swiss Federal Council International Red Cross Federal Council Hnd Belgium Good Samaritan Cardan

German language ban in Columbus church and schools

Local report notes prohibition of the German language in the Evangelical Lutheran church and schools at Columbus. Other items include a major storm flattening corn in Shelby county and service flags with 80 stars unveiled by the Clark Masonic lodge in Jeffersonville.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Columbus Shelby County Waldron Clark Masonic Lodge Jeffersonville Walter Rogers Mashville Monroe County A. Q. Rainbolt Edward C. Topie Newcastle Ordnance Department United States Army Anderson Huntington J. G. Colllecott Indianapolis Huntington County Council Purdue University John Mueller Greensburg Littell’s Mueller St. Paul Eighty-second Indiana Regimental Association Madison Monticello Ferdinand Liberty Guard Company Jasper Leo Senfert Charles J. Metzger Ed Beckmann J. Wibur Brophy Franz Nelson Alderson Camp Zachary Taylor Brophy Camp Lewis Wash Nelson Camp Taylor White County Liberty Guards Harry B. Smith Inianapolis Tri- Gana Chalmers South Bend Lafayette Nairn Henryville Army Ordnance United States Connersville Wildcat Township Tipton Adravorda Clark County France John Deniston Sardinia Leonard Craig Leutenant Camp Shelby Miss Terre Haute Pulaski County J. W. Cleaver Friends Church Sugar Plain Boone County Woonsocket R. L Andrew Harper Christchurch Red Hook-on-the-Hudson New York State Clay County Lund Jackson County County Council of Defense Russell Curtiss Elkhart Camp Custer Mich Janes Scott Fairbanks Township Sullivan Griggs Grocery M. S. Elish Burbank James W. Fortune Circuit Court Clark County Council Board of State Charities Adams County Board of Education J. R. Meeks Thorntown M. H. Overton United States Department of Agriculture Vernon Kidd Yorktown J. Wesley William FB. Kidd United States Army Service Canadian Aviation Corps L. C. Griffiths Seymour Telephone Company Federal Telephone Administration Delaware County Manceso Evansville Harry Little Southern Indian Coal Bureau Winchester Bankera Randolph Caeae

Packaged Parcel Post Leads to Fresher Produce

United States Department of Agriculture guidance urges producers to ship high quality uniform fruit and vegetables by parcel post. Emphasizes appearance, cleanliness, single variety packing, and careful handling to win consumer trust and build steady, cooperative marketing. Monthly remittances and clear producer consumer duties are advised to avoid disputes.

United States Department of Agriculture

Records Show All Loafers in Dairy Herd

A dairy bulletin argues that loafers in the herd evade detection without a records system. It explains the cow testing association helps the dairyman calculate each cow’s milk yield and butterfat return per feed.

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