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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1902

Page

7

Local notes from Morris and Batesville area

Ed Shazer visited Morris and Batesville Saturday while our school will close Friday. Will Thomas and wife from Prattville were in town Sunday. Mrs Ed Franke and Miss Maggie Franke attended Batesville Saturday. Miss Sarah Weademan returned home to Lawrenceville Wednesday. Michael Meister of Cincinnati is visiting. Lutheran church confirmed John Bartling Edwin Richter Willie Klusman Carrie Richter Ella Richter and Sophie Edlich.

Will Thomas Prattsburg Sarah Weademan Lawrenceville John Bartling Edwin Richter Willie Klusman Carrie Richter Ella Richter Sophie Edlich

Foley’s Honey and Tar Fights Pneumonia and Cough

G. A. Baas endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops the racking cough and strengthens the lungs. The notice claims early use prevents a pneumonia attack and warns to refuse substitutes.

Foley G. A. Baas

Spades Sunday and Local Party Notes

Egypt residents report Chas Crusa and family hosting Spades Sunday gatherings. Lizzie Wiesehan visited Bertha Crusa. George Wiesehan's twenty first birthday party drew many young folks at Chas Crusa's. Arthur Sunman and Wilbur Sunman visited from Spades. G W Osburn from Sharps Corner stopped by. Esther Hoover visits Thomas Sunman. William Hildebrand ill but improving. School No 4 closed last Tuesday.

Chas. Crusa Spades George Wiesehan William Hildebrand

Dr King New Life pills claim broad health benefits

Advertising copy touts Dr. King’s New Life pills as a remedy for constipation sick headache dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague and various liver and stomach troubles. The pills are described as purely vegetable and gentle with no griping and priced at 25 cents at G A Baas’ drug store.

Dr. King G. A. Baas

Local People in Morris Area This Week

SHARPS CORNER records show John Bauman Jr and families conducting business in Morris on Friday morning. Lewis Wittkamper and wife attended services in Spades on Sunday, with Wittkamper also doing business in Morris Saturday afternoon. Roy Roberts and Henry Wittkamper with family attended church in Spades Sunday. Carrie Aldendorf visited Morris last Friday afternoon. John Pohlman, Morris stockbuyer, passed through the vicinity last week. G W Osburn and H B Kronke were seen in Morris and Batesville on previously noted days. Barbara Krummel and Tena Schomber were in Batesville Saturday morning.

John Pohlman Morris

Bucklen's Amnica Salve Cures Piles Guaranteed

The advertisement touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as the cure for itching piles with a guarantee. It claims rapid relief for injuries and eruptions and notes a price of 25 cents a box sold by G. A. Baas.

Bucklen Earth G. A. Baas

Local Social Notes and Family Visits In Piph Creek Area

Joe Boehmer and Joe Fussmer of St Peters were in the area on business last week. Mrs Anna Baas and daughter visited Sunman Friday. Christ Holwadel and wife of St Paul visited her parents here Sunday. Henry Baas and family visited home folks Sunday. Fred Abplanalp is improving his surroundings with a new summer kitchen. H Wolfert assessor called on our people last week. Martha Abplanalp and son spent Tuesday evening with Charles and family at North Point. Fred Abplanalp and family spent Sunday with Peter Baas near Penntown. Fred Pohlar and wife attended a funeral of a relative in Cincinnati last week. Foley s Honey and Tar contains no opiates and will not constipate nearly all other cough medicines. Refuse substitutes G A Baas.

Martha Abplanalp Charles North Point Foley G. A. Baas

Miss Bertha Cook Dismisses Hope High School Class

A school at Dist No 3 closed Thursday after a lengthy afternoon program with about one hundred attendees. Local families and visitors were mentioned, including John Bostic and wife, Arnold Grossmann and family, and Miss Dora Staley returning from Delaware, with notes on Sunday gatherings and the upcoming Sunday school.

Bertha Cook Dist. No.3

A Lisbon man cured after floodlines and doctors fail

Chas Ellis of Lisbon Iowa repaired a flooded telegraphic line while waist deep in icy water. He suffered a severe cold and cough that doctors in Oakland Omaha and Sioux City said was consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery he was cured with six bottles. Trial bottles free and guaranteed for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles by G A Baas.

Chas. Ellis Lisbon Iowa Oakland Omaha Neb Sioux City Dr. King G. A. Baas

Penn in town shoppers and visitors noted

A windy week with visits and calls across Sunman Morris and Lawrenceburg. Rev Merkel and daughter Elsie shopped in Sunman. Dr. Birchfield saw patients north of here. George Garterman family visited Sunman. Frank Volz called at Sunman. J C Stahley visited Jack Garvey near Spades. Fred Bringman called from Sunman. Jos C Stahley visited Lawrenceburg. Frank Wippel and wife visited Mrs S Wippel at Morris. L E Rosen optician of Cincinnati called on friends here. Henry Schumacher and wife of Morris called on friends and relatives.

L. E. Rosen Optician Cincinnati Henry Schumacher Morris

Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys

Public health advisory cites kidneys as blood purifiers and links overwork to heart strain and rheumatic symptoms. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy with sample bottle offer by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.

Versailles News Roundup Highlights Local Goings On

REV TOLES. F N Meyers conducted business at Versailles last Wednesday. The town reports near daily visits and social activity. Mrs Dora Demaree and child visited Meyers, Wesley Russell and wife moved, Chas Demaree seeks health travel after selling his farm. church trustees prep for repairs and preaching next Sunday. Ellen Bovard of Gaff visited town. Vawter returned to Terre Haute. Conaway came from Indianapolis to see his son boarding at Meyers house.

Ellen Bovard Gaff B. L. Vawter Terre Haute Chas. Conaway Indianapolis

Notice to Farmers on Sale of Harvesting Machines

Milwaukee harvesting machines, chilled and steel plows, riding and walking cultivators, single and double corn drills offered at low prices. Visit before purchasing. JOHN N. POHLMAN Morris, Ind.

Milwaukee John N. Pohlman Morris Ind

Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia Praised in Charleston Letter

A Charleston correspondent reports the box arrived with praise for Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia. The writer endorses it as the best stomach remedy on the market and notes it is sold by G. A. Baas with Dr. W. S. Goudy approving the product.

Charleston Ill Shinkle W. 5. Goudy G. A. Baas

Pleasant Pare Visits and Local Movements Reported

Fred Dickmann and wife and son Ralph of Greensburg visited at H Dickmanns Sunday and Monday. Louis Goyert and family of Batesville moved into the house vacated by Will Davison wife who moved to Batesville. Fred and Henry Peetz were in Greensburg on business Friday. The sale at John Meyers Thursday drew a good crowd. Mr Stork and family moved into the house vacated by Steve Kortzendorf. John Siebert and family of Batesville visited his parents here Sunday. Miss Sophia Dickman and Sophia Ahring visited William Dickmans Thursday. Ahring with Dora Dickman visited Lydia Kochs school on last day of term.

Fred Dickmann Ralph Greensburg H. Dickmann Louis Goyert Batesville Will Davis Mr. Stork Steve Kortzendorf Sophia Dickman Sophia Ahring William Dickman Miss Ahring Dora Dickman Lydia Koch

Versailles News Roundup Of Local Residents And School Status

Clyde Kenan returned to Madison business college after visiting Versailles. Robert Thompson of Moores Hill spent weekend with relatives. Russell Willson worked at Daly Willson's in Osgood and will stay through summer. Wm Hunter and wife from New York lectured on spiritualism and organized a local society. Everett Carr from New Marion visiting relatives. Lawrence Olmsted listed as sick. Versailles public schools to close next Wednesday with Saturday make up for Prof Peters illness. Claude Willson attended school here then left for Madison. Wilbur Webster of Delaware will miss remainder of term. Lew Willson and Frank Kissell of Osgood visited Sunday. Ed Pratt recovered from measles. F M Thompson did legal work in Cincinnati Tuesday.

Claude Willson Madison Business Wilbur Webster Delaware

Local Transfer Notices and Medical Ad Claims

Geo H Titus of New Marion transfers to Pearl Wright of Titusville. John Nosekabel of Osgood to Mary A Busch of Osgood. Abraham Van Antwerp of Marble Corner to Christena A Johnson. S Peter Meyer of Osgood to Anna D Poppenhouse of Osgood. Joseph Eckstein of Nicholasville to Mary A Griesehop of Nicholasville. Foley's Kidney Cure promotes kidney bladder health. G A Baas. The Republican party proclaims Cuban independence steps. An English tobacco trust boycott effort fails as retailers keep selling top brands.

Geo. H. Titus New Marion Pearl Wright Titusville John Nosekabel Osgood Mary A. Busch Abraham van Antwerp Marble Corner Christena A. Johnson S. Peter Meyer Anna D. Poppenhouse Joseph Eckstein Nicholasville Mary A. Griesehop English Tobacco Trust

Read House Drug Store Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar

Chattanooga druggist Robt. J. Miller of Read House Drug Store endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as superior to all other cough syrups. He notes orders and sales for Foley's far exceed those of competitors. G. A. Baas.

Robt. J. Miller Read House Drug Store Chattanooga, Tenn Foley G. A. Baas

Cosmopolitan San Francisco with multilingual signage

San Francisco is described as a cosmopolitan city with large foreign nation colonies and many stores displaying signs in multiple languages. The typical sign reads Se habla Espagnol, indicating broad language use inside.

San Francisco America Best

Chronic Bronchitis Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar

Joseph Coffman of Montmorenci Indiana says ten years of chronic bronchitis left him unable to speak above a whisper. He tried many remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar cured him and he recounts others have been helped by the product. The piece also contrasts Democratic flag furling with Republican policy on territorial questions.

Joseph Coffman Montmorenci Ind Foley G. A. Baas Wee Republican Party

Miss Cora Annewehr Closes School Term Here

Local residents note a successful school term ending Thursday. Visitors include Mrs. Fred Hadler and Mrs. Will Uphaus with two sons from New Pennington and Miss Nellie Busch from Batesville. John Norwald and family from Smyrna and Herman Compart of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Maggie Weber of Cincinnati stopped by, and Gotlieb Peetz and wife attended the silver wedding near Morris for John Menchhofer and wife.

Cora Annewehr Fred Hadler Will Uphaus New Pennington H. Dieckman Nellie Busch Batesville Gotlieb Peetz John Menchhofer Morris

German Syrup: claims for consumption cure since 1868

Cautionary ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as the world’s best remedy for severe coughs bronchitis croup and consumption. It notes the product’s long sale history since 1868 and urges buying for 75 cents, with G G Green of Woodbury New Jersey listed as the seller.

Boschee G. G. Green Woodbury, N.J

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ed Shazer Morris and Ed Franke Maggie Franke Michael Meister Egypt Lizzie Wiesehan Bertha Crusa Arthur and Wilbur Sunman G. W. Osburn Sharps Corner Charles Crusa’s Esther Hoover Thomas Sunman Near Spades John Bauman, Jr Lewis Wittkamper Carrie Aldendorf Roy Roberts Barbara Krummel Tena Schomber Henry Wittkamper H. B. Kronke Job Joe Boehmer Joe Fussmer St. Peters Anna Baas Sunman Christ Holwadel St. Paul Henry Baas Fred Abplanalp H. Wolfert Peter Baas Penntown Fred Pohlar John Bostic Arnold Grossmann John Cumberworth Madge Grace Ensminger Phil Smith's Flossie Knapp Flatrock A. W. Knapp S. C. Tucker W. Lauber Bessie Tatman Otter Village Dora Staley George Mionie Carroll Lula Taylor Josh van Osdell Penn Rev. Merkel Elsie George Garterman Frank Volz J. C. Stahley Jack Garvey Fred Bringman Jos. C. Stahley Lawrenceburg Frank Wippel S. Wippel Toles F.N. Meyers Versailles Rolla Orem F. N. Meyers Dora Demaree Elm Corner F. N. Meyers’s Wesley Russell Chas. Demaree Laura S. Webb Woman’s Democratic Clubs Ohio Cardus Cardui Mrs. Webb Fred and Henry Peetz John Meyer John Siebert Versatioes Clyde Kenan Robert Thompson Moores Hill Russell Willson Daly Willson Hunter and Wife New York Everett Carr Lawrence Olmsted Peters Lew Willson Frank Kissell Ed Pratt F. M. Thompson Chattanooga Baeemann, Wilker & Company Jlohn Heyer & Bro Inorana Herman H. Wessel Huntersville, Mnd The Sunman Bank Indiana Chris Nieman C. Neufarth W. D. Robinson Henry Schuck Geo. B. Ashton Chas. Stevenson G. J. Cravens J. Bellman H. G. Bielby N. M. Ward Uys John Norwald Smyrna Herman Compart Maggie Weber John Vonderheide Michael Benz Trustee Laughery Tp John O Cravens Om S. Cravens Batesville, Ind Cravens & Cravens S. W. Cor Wallace Campbell, D. D Greemann, Wilker Arlene J. W. Henry
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