Ferdinand News Archive: September 20, 1912
Local Ferdinand records dated September 20, 1912 highlight community events and notices. Read as a historic snapshot of early 20th century life in Indiana, reflecting daily concerns and town developments.
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
7
Local Ferdinand records dated September 20, 1912 highlight community events and notices. Read as a historic snapshot of early 20th century life in Indiana, reflecting daily concerns and town developments.
Preliminary institutes will be held in Harbison Dubois September 66th Jackson Ferdinand Laeken September 27th Cases Patoka Hol land September 28 Hall Jefferson Celestine Get September 3 Bainbridge Marion Jasper October dth Boone Madison Ireland October Ltd. Textbook arrangements show Halleck's English Literature two chapters for the first institute with the book adopted in most townships as the third text.
Ben Maller aged about 78 years died at the home of his son in law Moritz Frits near Celestine last Sunday. The remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at that place Tuesday. Deceased was an uncle of Henry Moeller living near Ferdinand.
Many suffer coughs and lung diseases push families to move seeks better climates. Dr King’s New Discovery promises relief at home staying with friends while restoring health against coughs croups whooping cough and sore lungs. Trial bottle free guaranteed by all druggists.
The undersigned offer a farm of 169 acres for sale located one mile from the Catholic church and school in the southeast of Biberia Indiana in a quiet neighborhood. Interested buyers are advised to view the property with W P Sohnell before purchasing elsewhere.
Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon Democratic candidate for Indiana governor will speak at St Meinrad Thursday afternoon and then in Huntingburg Thursday night. A special train will run from Huntingburg after the speaking if local crowds wish to hear him. For details contact Gustav Worrell.
Sebastian Bockding of St Meiprad Indiana announces first close tiling and claims it is far better than prior practice. He invites trials and endorsement from local farmers.
Notice from G Beckmann inviting everyone who ordered or not to visit the warehouse. Ample fertilizer on hand for pickup at any time.
Katharine Guneelm in Mann and Andrew Hauser united in marriage at St Ferdinand church Tuesday morning. After services they had breakfast at Mathias Clipger’s home then visited the bride’s parents before spending the day with friends. The bride’s parents live near town and the groom is the son of farmer Jake Hauser between Breteville and Huntingburg. They will reside on the old Hauser home place.
A heavy Tuesday downpour brought vivid lightning and thunder as darkness fell for about 30 minutes. Wm. R. Sauer of the electric light plant and engineer Joe Kuntz rushed to restore power, keeping lights on for the anxious community.
A sharp, sardonic portrait mocks editors as male figures who labor long hours, edit, write, collect pieces, and manage a paper for little pay. It ends with a cynical note on a lonely death, a short obituary puff, and a tongue in cheek heaven for an editor pleading for subscribers.
Farmers are invited to offer oats at 41 cents per bushel. Contact Gast Earth to arrange on Saturday September 21 or Monday September 23.
Stump blasting supplies advertised with Red Cross Dynamite caps and fuse. Reckelhof and Muller touts best quality and lowest prices, urging buyers to act now to purchase dynamite for blasting needs.
A Louisville Times dispatch from Booneville notes Uncle Ezra warning that small faults lead to trouble and liver derangement. The piece promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as quick, safe relief priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Community notes recount bank tax reminder and church painting. Local trades advertise lumber, dyes, and farm supplies. Depot project changes and health officer actions mark town progress amid market chatter and accidents. Births, obituaries, and a house furnace prep sit alongside rail, road, and social notices.
The Hontlingburg Fair drew its largest one day crowd last week on Thursday. The air show featured an airplane as the main attraction drawing many first time viewers. Conductor Jenkins notes the Ferdy carried 523 passengers that day. Aviator Jimmie Ward flew over Ferdinand at 5 30 Thursday evening, marking the first aeroplane pass over the town.
Wanted to borrow 1200 dollars for two years at a stated interest. P. O. Box 501 Huntingburg Ind. Southern Railway to Corydon offers an excursion next Sunday at 1.25 dollars round trip with sights at the state capitol.
Millinery Store unveils a new line of hats with trimming by expert Mibs Bertha Rickelmann. Reckelfof & Muller promotes the fresh assortment and custom trimming service for customers.
An old advertisement offers a reward for a spy, cites F J Cheney of Toledo as trustworthy, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment. It includes testimonial note, price 75 cents per bottle, and mentions other products and patterns in a cluttered text.
A summary of social visits, travels, and events as residents from Jasper and surrounding towns attend picnics, visit relatives, and transact business. Individuals such as Mrs. Kerstiens, Miss Hoge, Mr. Ganpfrich, and many others are listed visiting, shopping, or leaving for Memphis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and other locales.
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