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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
4
Mrs J A Greulich and daughter visit Evansville relatives while Mrs Leo Greulich visits Mt Vernon relatives. J A Greulich did business in Rockport. Huntingburg and Evansville visitors appear with Klertolf Muth and others. John Dick and Theresia Werne wed in Sivansville church. Nick Bischof traveled to Louisville. Tell City and Dubois events noted.
John Rupprecht Jr and family visited Fulda as Sergesketter Son finished painting the school building at week start. School opened Wednesday with Sisters McGibson and Martina as teachers. Last Tuesday Paul Collignon and Miss Mary Pantine Beasley wed at St Goniface Church. Mrs H C Birhter was stung by a poisonous spider Sunday causing blood poisoning. Dr Medcalf of Lamar is attending.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Schurz and children were in Huntingburg Saturday. Mrs. Joe Bartley and two children spent Saturday and Sunday at St. Henry.
The column lists Sunday church services and visits by residents including Robert Bill Emma and Lin da Sehlachter, John Arehart’s trip to St Meinrad, Gerhard Gehlhausen and son Louie’s travel to St Meinrad, and Mrs Jacob Ruxer visiting John Arehart. Mentions absences and greetings, a birth to Mer and Mrs John Boeglin, and local travels to Louisville and Washington.
Farmers urged to contact Morris & Co Fertilizers now in stock and ready for pickup. Four car loads of wire fencing received by Farmers Mill & Elevator Co. Weyer & Fleck advertise best prices and prompt service for rural supplies.
Residents recount visits and travels across towns including Huntingburg Evansville Louisville and Jasper. Names such as Albert Schipp Anthony Michel Schnetzer Birdie Bromm Louise Bell Ida Schwartz and many others appear with short mentions of visits farm work school and academy arrangements.
Weyer and Fleck advertise purchasing clover seed at competitive rates inviting growers to bring samples for appraisal and payment of the agreed price. The notice emphasizes fair value and prompt payment to suppliers.
Time table for Ferdinand Railroad dated July 7 1918 lists departures from Huntingburg Ferdinand and connections with Southern trains to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville Princeton West Baden and Mintingburg Mintingburg is the depot location. An 1886 notarized claim by Frank J Cheney of I J Cheney & Co. offers Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with testimonials and internal use guidance.
A list of agricultural prices from Wheat to Turkeys with per unit values and a subscription renewal message. Includes sentiment that expired subscriptions risk cessation of copies and a request to remit promptly. The note explains government orders restrict freebies and urges readers to renew.
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