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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
6
Miss Gertrude Pfau of the Pfau family died at her parents’ residence last Saturday September 16 at 7 30 a m aged 87 years 2 months The funeral was held Monday at St Josephs church with burial in Fairview Cemetery The bereaved family receive the sympathy of friends.
A damaged OCR reads garbled lines about salts affecting the kidneys and body harm. It mentions waste, oil, and a sermon tone, with unclear names or dates. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or figures.
Proclamations mark Fire Prevention Day on Oct 9 issued by Governor Raliston. Ferdinand town listings cover fertilizer sales, farm equipment bargains, and real estate for sale including a two story brick veneer residence. Local moves include doctors relocating offices and housing changes as early as this week. The Newb subscription rate drops to 1.60 yearly after Oct 6 with arrears noted.
An old promotional piece touts hot water and internal cleansing for clearer skin and better complexion. It contrasts healthy outcomes with nerve and health complaints while urging use of limestone phosphate from drugstores.
A sequence of property conveyances shows multiple pairs of grantors and grantees with lots and acreage. Values range from 12 to 9600 dollars with parcels including 20 to 200 acres across various towns like Huntingburg and Haysville.
A crowd attended a meeting at Sep ninger's hall last Monday night. Attorneys Gustav Weinmann and Christ Hartke of Jasper explained conditions from the European war and the Mexican situation. Both speakers expressed confidence that We Will Win With Wilson.
Ad copy asserts Haronet Queen Flour rises on the minute every time and invites readers to try it, claiming reliability and daily consistency.
Evansville's The Courier bills itself as the best local paper, touting wide coverage and strong community focus in a morning greeting.
A faded gray hair remedy describes mixing sage tea with sulfur to revive natural color. The routine, dating from old-time recipes, claims the treatment restores tone and shine, offered at about 50 cents per batch.
One of New York's largest publishing houses advertises for an active man to take control of the local business. The right candidate can advance to District Manager with full authority. Address: Publisher, Box 165 Times Square Sta New York City. Pirates.
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