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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
4
A local note wide with visits and events. Attendees at the Huntingburg fair express mixed feelings after an airship accident. Residents attend fairs, funerals, and family visits across Ferdinand Celestine Jasper and Shoals.
Weather brings rain as residents note visitors from Huntingburg and nearby towns. John Frick of Ireland visits his uncle Peter Fricke while families from Bretzville and Huntingburg enjoy Sunday at local homes.
Maria y Hill Mr and Mrs Joseph Yellig left for Louisville Saturday to visit their daughter John B Handschieg left for Cincinnati last week for employment Miss Theresia Thoma left for Huntingburg Friday for a few weeks Andrew Schum and Richard Wagner went to Rockport Thursday and returned that evening in a new Ford purchased Mr and Mrs Andrew Seham spent Tuesday with relatives in Huntingburg
Miss Katie Weaver Minnie Hildenbrand and Gusta Gotz visited Louisville Tuesday. The community enjoyed a Sunday evening at John Weaver s home and a double birthday party for Leona and Mathilda Harm. Wirthwein Bros start a new dwelling on their mother s farm with Robert Sergesketter as contracting carpenter. Harringy township institute prep set for Sept 21. Joe Sergesketter left for Louisville for an extended stay. B C Birchler and Bona Schaffer unloaded a fertilizer car at Lamar Tuesday.
The Blue Ridge area reports no strong rainfall, noting 0 rain on the current forecast and a dry spell. Community mentions ongoing windows for outdoor plans and farm activities pending coming weather updates.
Promotes quick relief for weak kidneys and indigestion. A note from John Dowling of San Francisco claims his wife was cured when other remedies failed. Advertises prices 50 cents and 1.00 with claims of liver and bowel benefits.
For sale one acre in Mariah Hill Indiana with an implement store dwelling stable and outbuildings. Includes entire stock of farming implements and all on the premises. Store is two stories 30 by 40 feet and suitable for any business. A good opportunity for the right buyer, Adv William F. Dilger.
A regional advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cures infant skin eruptions in most cases. A New Dubuque Iowa mother reports rapid improvement after using the product, priced 60 cents, with Pfeiffer Chemical Co distributing in St Louis Philadelphia and via mail.
Kathryn Wilber recalls a love from twenty years ago when an old crossroads oak hid two aging letters. Richard Holman appears after reading the village paper revealing their past and letters to Kitty and Dixy. He waited at the oak, found no letter, and returns when Kathryn reads the same pleas. They confess and vow to wed after decades apart.
Bartley Bros offers a reversible 2x6 foot rug in coral or oriental design from Sept 4 to Oct 4. The rug costs 99 cents cash plus $2 in trade. In Ferdinand Indiana, shoppers are told to ask for a card explaining how to obtain the rug.
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