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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
4
The column records a baby boy born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schnellenberger in St Meinrad. It also lists local residents visiting relatives, trips to Huntingburg and Ferdinand, and a Saturday box supper at Brettville school with good attendance.
Ben Bockting spent Sunday with a dear friend at St. Carmel Maria h Hill Garnet Band travels to Rockport Grandview Gentryville and Dale to perform at local speakings and fundraisers this month.
Indianapolis resident Mrs Elis Brightwell recalls her mother Mrs William Cole of Camby finding relief with Tanlac after pneumonia left her nervous and run down. The remedy is praised for boosting strength and aiding stomach liver and kidney troubles. Tanlac is sold at Geo A McLane's drug store in Ferdinand.
Notice that Henry Knieb will apply to the Board of Commissioners at the November session 1916 in Jasper for renewal of his Retail Liquor License issued November 8 1915. The lunch counter and tobacco sales will be included at the northwest room on the ground floor of a two story building in Marion Township near the road to Dubois. Knieb is a resident male over 21 and deemed fit to sell intoxicating liquors.
Shipment fragment mentions Belt Brand Goode and references several garbled terms including gach an Pelt and Mt os. No clear event, date, or organization available.
The Mexican chapter argues President Wilson pursued freedom and self government for Mexico with two core beliefs. Nations have right to internal settlement and the United States must not impose peace, even amid war pressure by a stronger neighbor. It warns no lasting ties with Mexico until it reorders its own house.
Quote from President Wilson's Speech of Acceptance praising the public's preference for actual service over promises of service. Emphasizes voters favor those who have served, not those offering doubtful or conjectural premises.
Daly, a Democratic congressman from Washington, cites committee hearings on suffrage to argue that only Democratic lawmakers asked the Judiciary Committee for a vote on a suffrage amendment this year. He contends the record weakens claims of Democratic opposition to woman suffrage.
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