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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
2
The article criticizes Congress for costly investigations and peanut politics. It notes uncertainty about the currency bill and urges careful stance toward Huerta's Mexico, warning that mistreatment of Mr Lind would anger the United States and have consequences.
Indiana readers decry the Senate lobby committee for keeping James E. Watson in Washington four weeks without enabling his defense. They cite Mulhall’s perjury about a $250 retainer and the panel’s failure to correct testimony, noting public backlash.
In separate interviews jury members said Watson's testimony would not affect their verdict, insisting Mulhall's testimony must stand. They condemned the man unheard and appeared to fear the people’s verdict after Watson spoke.
Notes from the community report visits and trips. J H Wilker Co and Albert Michel from Tipton visit home folks. Various residents travel to Greensburg Cincinnati Rushville Madison Carrollton and Richmond for family gatherings milinery business and health. Several notices seek workers and a German cook for a four person family.
Buckles Arnica Salve claims to instantly remove all pain when applied to cuts bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries. The advertisement features testimonials from Chamberlain of Clinton and Mosaye praising its efficacy and urging purchase at druggists for 250.
Allison Iowa reverend H Stubenwoll extols Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation. He claims the pills are perfect and a home essential. The ad touts liver regulation and a money back guarantee with a price of 2 cents at local druggists.
Oldenburg Mrs. John Wernke of Morris visited Thursday. Fred Klusman went to Cincinnati Wednesday evening. Miss Gertrude Buse of Cincinnati visited Burdick families last Thursday. Henry Merchen and daughter Josephine went to Cincinnati Friday for Ben Klein’s funeral. Wm Hurst and family from Cincinnati visited Mrs. Ben Enneking on Tuesday morning. War bargains factioniers and dressers see A R Wyeall. Subscribe for Tite TRACNE.
The document records a bank statement with terms like overdrafts and profits, then includes a sworn affidavit by Thad tha above subta... and Notary Public M. Rohland. It cites Ripley County and Hawke place names, dates, and a commission expiration.
Logan Thackery and wife of New Point call on Selector Thackery Sunday. Harry Johnson travels to Illinois for new employment. George Bultman and family visit brother Miuarry in Lock Springs. An outing is planned for August 20 inviting all residents.
Sunday visitors and relatives soaking up time across Aldenburg Ballstown Cincinnati Reading Prescott and Indianapolis. Names include Joe Brandes Fred Siebert Pred Dickman Mrs Henry Ehrman Harry Harmeyer Frank Vebman Chas Marcum A Waechter A. Heppner and family. Also a personal ad seeking a responsible housemaid with references in Indianapolis.
Trustees of Adios township Ripley County present proposed expenditures and tax levies for 1914 at the annual meeting. Figures include road and special school taxes, total expenditures and total tax, with polls listed and property valuations referenced. The document lists officials involved and attests the estimates filed for county council review at September session.
Notice of final settlement proceedings in the receivership of Adolph Cook. Charles W. Gibson, receiver, reports his accord and proposes distribution to creditors. A hearing is set for the first day of September at the City Hall in Versmith, to determine claims and approve the receivership closure.
The Trustee of Laughery Township Riley County proposes for the year 1914 at the advisory board meeting in September estimates for township expenditures and taxes. Items include township, special school, road, poor, and additional levy expenditures with per cent tax rates. totals show $3600 in expenditures and taxes on the hundred dollars. The document lists assessed valuations and credits, signed by Queiron Vonderielde, executive official.
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