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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

9

Local residents and visitors noted in weekly activity

Miss Tillie Kinehel left for Evansville Thursday noon. Frank Wetzel of Evansville was here on business Thursday. John Schwinghammer and Alma were in Jasper Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Heilers and Mrs. James Schwinghammer attended the fair at Boonville Friday. Mrs. Naoma Schnell left Friday for Byron Michigan to visit her mother. N. A. Jochem was in Huntingburg Friday evening. John James of Evansville was here on Friday and Saturday. Simon Treter and Will Kemp were in Evansville Tuesday. Herman Eckert of Jasper was here Tuesday. Many from here attended the picnic at Fulda last Monday. Dr. James of Tell City was seen in town this week.

Tillie Kinehel Evansville Frank Wetzel John Schwinghammer Alma Jasper John Heilers James Schwinghammer Boonville Naoma Schnell Byron Michigan Rachael Kinchell N. A. Jochem Huntingburg John James Simon Treter Will Kemp Herman Eckert Fulda James of Tell City

Local residents visit and announce engagements in community

The week brings family visits from Louisville and Evansville to members of the Daunhauer and Jochim households. Engagements announced include Miss Mary Meyer to Nicholas Bischof of St Meinrad and Miss Aleen Jochum to Sylvester Daunhauer. Visitors include Rose Harlander, Richard Bredhold, and Berard Boekting.

Mary Meyer Nicholas Bischof St. Meinrad Mice Aleen Jochum Louisville Sylvester Daunhauer Our Church Rose Harlander Richard Bredhold J. E. Brenner Tell City

Market Report Evansville Indiana September 9 1920

Prices for grains produce dairy and livestock listed with values: Wheat 2.37 to 2.40 per bushel. Corn 1.55. Oats 0.82. Potatoes 2.40 per bushel. Onions 1.50. Cabbage 3.00 per 100 pounds. Wool 0.40. Ginseng 10.00 per pound. Eggs 0.46. Butter 0.56. Spring chickens 0.08. Turkeys 0.35. Geese 0.13. Cattle and hogs with per hundred weights: Steers 5.00 to 10.50. Heifers 4.50 to 10.00. Cows 3.26 to 8.50. Bulls 0.00 to 8.00. Hogs 15.50. Hay No 1 timothy 25.00 per ton.

Evansville Ind

Subscription Renewal Notice from Dr. A F Gussell

Dr A F Gussell explains that an X at the top signals expired subscription and last copy unless renewed. The notice stresses no exceptions to government orders and urges prompt remittance when due.

American mile champion Jose Ray seeks boxing after setback

Jose Ray, American champion mile runner, formed the VU.8. team and traveled to Belgium for the Olympics but strained a tendon and did not start in the classic. He now plans to enter professional boxing in the lightweight 133 pound class after Benny Leonard's crown.

Jose Ray Belgium Benny Leonard

Hot water and phosphate claim to cleanse liver each morning

An advertisement urges readers to drink hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to wash the liver and bowels, prevent toxins, and improve health. It cites a physician and warns against calomel, promoting the practice as harmless, inexpensive, and tasteless for daily use.

Dame Fashion Sets Fur Coat Trend With High Collars

The winter fur coat fashion focuses on high choker collars and large cuffs that conceal the face. Designers unveil a Hudson Beal coat with an anntrust collar and trim, changing how women present their appearance this season.

Dame Milady Hudson Beal Anntrust

Molasses Cooking to Start at Chryst Berke Farm

Adolph Schilling will start cooking molasses with his cane mill on September 18 at the Chryst Berke farm. Everyone is welcome to bring their cane to the mill.

Adolph Schilling Chryst Berke Adolph Schitling

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Beckmann State Bank Johnsburg Mariah Hill Oscar Hilger John Daunhauer, Jr Martha Schue Fred Loetzerich Andy Jochim M. Moran Son Russel Elsie Ruene Pear Lehr Rockport Frank Lehr U. S. Navy J. A. Lehr Linda Arnold Berard Boekting Washington, D.C Frank Dilger St. Meinwad Greulieh A. F. Gugsell Ferdinand Sam Nouth Cannelton Leonard Muller G.pspa Huntingburg, Ind George A. McLane Fordinend Leonard Crown Muller & Muller Trent East Traig O West Trhie Connactp At -Mented Ea Swartz Dale Electric Light & Power Co Doi G. G. Wfatzger Freinacker Company Ferdinand, Indiana
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