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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1919

Page

11

Primary Election Notice for Perdi nan d Town

Notice reads a primary election will be held at the town school hall in Perdi nand on Monday October 27 191% from 7 30 to 9 00 PM to elect Clerk Treasurer and trustees for the second and third wards for the November election. Candidates must file with the town clerk by 10 00 AM October 27 and be present at the primary. Joe Dauntauer Town Clerk Frank Muller Charles Olinger Committee Henry Haake

Perdinand Joe Dauntauer

Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice

Ferdinand township trustee Nick Senninger announces he will attend to township business at his home office each weekday. Persons with township business are asked to present it at his residence in Ferdinand Indiana.

Ferdinand Township Dubois County Nick Senninger Ferdinand, Ind

Notice to Hog Raisers on Morrie Digester Tankage

Notice to hog raisers promoting Morrie Digester Tankage as a profitable hog feeding solution from Farmers Mill & Elevator Co.

Morrie Farmers Mill & Elevator Co

Fragmentary Names Linked to Unclear Dates

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names Maria Fleck Henry Reckelhoff Herman Mueller Karl Pond Caroline Hoing Anna Broermann with scattered days Monday Tuesday Friday and no coherent event or role.

Maria Fleck Henry Reckelhoff Herman Mueller Karl Pond Caroline Hoing Anna Broermann

Protest over licensing bills draws thousands to Washington

A thousand protesters from farming and meat trades converge on Washington to oppose the packet licensing plan before the senate agriculture committee. They argue the bills would fail to reduce living costs and threaten the meat industry and free enterprise, citing past government controls and the influence of Swift & Co in supporting farmer diversification.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee W. P. Carpenter Tarkio J. P. Lynch Kenyon Kendrick Chamber of Commerce of

Packers and Refrigerator Cars Debate in Washington

Analysis of proposed legislation on ownership of refrigerator cars raises questions of fairness and efficiency. Packers allege adequate supply and equal freight rates, while opponents warn that shared ownership or government action could hinder distribution, impact beef prices, and affect the public. The Interstate Commerce Commission found no unfair practices but warned against changing the current system.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Bulwark Against Winter Shortage

An editorial defends cold storage as a stabilizing tool for food supply amid high living costs. It argues storage helps meet winter demand, notes storage trends and government data, and challenges claims of profiteering while highlighting storage risks and modest consumer costs.

Federal Department of Agriculture

Drink With a Kick Sparks Evanston Stunt

A baker J C Mosher and a wounded soldier Dewey Michaels drank a mysterious cocktail in Evanston. A stranger introduced as O A Lynn claimed the liquid was safe though it contained carbolic acid and alcohol. Both men sought help at police headquarters after reacting to the drink.

Evanston J. C. Mosher Great Lakes Naval Training Station Dewey Michaels Fort Sheridan O. A. Lynn Aera Av Davis St Lynn Chicago Examiner

Sweaters and Roofing Goods at Farmers Mill & Elevator

Reckethoft and Muller advertise a large line of sweaters and a range of roofing products including shingles slate sunface and Rubberaid for sale at the Farmers Mill and Elevator.

Adv Reckethoft & Muller Farmers Mill & Elevator

Ladies Top Skirts Ad Offerings in Burg Poplin Styles

An advertisement invites customers to view a range of top skirts in up to the minute styles including BUR Poplin Wool Poplin Silk and Serge. The notice promotes Reckelhott and directs readers to Take The NEWS.

Courier Reckelhott

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