Real estate transfers and a Sundae reunion at Sunman
A stream of property deals listed shows transfers in Johnson Brown Shelby Washington Franklin and Hulton townships with buyers including Kaisers Wolsterman Laws Snedaker and Shafer. The note also records a reunion visit as Mrs Ferris and her daughter arrive from Suoman with reunion events at the Uter home and earlier at Jerris in Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Ellis
Chas. M. Laws
Washington
Cora Woolery
Jacob N. Snedaker
George T. Snedaker Andy
Shelby
William Jordan
George T. Snedaker
Cora Wooley
Thos. W. Laws
Washington Tp
Lizzie M. Mendel
Mary E. Shafer
Franklin
Frank J. Grow
Laughery Valley Creamery Co
Napoleon
Lewis White
Robert Warman
Versailles
Chester H. Cass
Harry A. Cass
Hulton
William Ferris
Suoman
Robert Uter
Ferris
Danville
Republican Convention for Laughery TownsIP delegates named
Republicans of Laughery township meet in Batesville on Saturday August 15 at 3 30 p m to select 42 delegates and 42 alternates for the county convention at Versailles on August 24 190X PRED STOCKINGER township chairman Card of Thanks Mrs Liz a Broerman thanks St Johns church Ladies Society Huntersville for a surprise party and gifts on her seventieth birthday. Garret W Sidell and family move to Shelbyville. transfer of real estate with Warren Hauck of Lawrenceburg. visits by Mrs George H Goyert of Riverside Ohio and Walter, and Miss Edna Shane visiting from Shelbyville. Mix of local social and business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Township
Batesville
Versailles
Pred Stockinger
Ladies’ Society of the
St. John's Church of
Huntersville
Liza
Broerman
Wanted A girl for house work in Greensburg Indiana
Help wanted notice seeks a girl for general house work and cooking in a family of three adults in Greensburg Indiana. Pays 400 dollars weekly plus board for the right person with a reference required. Apply to this office. The rest notes local social visits and moves involving Indianapolis Covington Batesville and families including Schultz Hinkey Turner and Greeman with no further job details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana
Republicans of Adams township Convene at Spades School
The Republicans of Adams township will meet in convention at the Spades school house in Indiana on Saturday August 11 1906 at 2 o clock p m to select 20 delegates and 20 alternates for the Republican county convention at Versailles on August 25 1906 A full turnout is requested Louis Styc chairman
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Adams Township
Spades
Ind
Versailles
Louis Styc
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
Langhery Township
Herman H. Siebert
Richard Behlmer
Indiana Judge Daniel W. Comstock Biographical Sketch
Daniel W. Comstock of Richmond, a candidate for Appellate Judge from the Northern District, was born December 16, 1840 in Germantown Ohio. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan University, began law practice in New Castle in 1860, served in the Civil War, rising to captain and assistant adjutant general, and later became city attorney in 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
Germantown
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
New Castle
Eleventh Common Pleas
Indiana Cavalry Regiment
Mississippi
Get Rid of the Bosses Says Sullivan County Democrats
A Sullivan county correspondent reports local Democrats oppose Taggart and Hearst and back Bryan only as a general aim. They want to “get rid of the bosses” including Taggart Belmont and similar figures, and the sentiment extends across Indiana. The piece cites Republican labor laws and a Globe Democrat appraisal of Congressional action praising enforcement against trusts and rebates, plus a Republican platform note and Waleman's gasoline ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sullivan County
Taggart
Hearst
Bryan
Indiana
Belmont
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Congress
Globe Democrat
Paper Trust
Tobacco Trust
Speaker Cannon Defends Prosperity Against Calamity Talks
In a recent interview Speaker Jos. Cannon dismissed predictions of national downfall as demagogic. He argued Americans are busy and prosperous, with capital and labor thriving, and said abuses arise from rapid development that will be corrected without outside interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Cannon
United States
Republic
Indiana
Illinois
Unnecessary Expense Emphasized for Colic Remedy
An advertisement claims sudden colic and diarrhoea relief with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, suggesting no physician needed for timely relief. It asserts the remedy never fails in severe cases and urges every family to have it, with sale unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Hay Fever Remedy Hyomei Promoted by Baas Schultz
Baas & Schultz urge pre season Hyomei use to prevent hay fever and advise six to seven daily doses during active symptoms. The inhaler reaches air cells for relief with no stomach dosing. Complete outfit priced at $1.00, refills 50 cents, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Coroner inquest finds cause of death apoplexy
Ripley county coroner Ira J. Nicholas concludes Charles Edwards died of apoplexy. The 21 year old American male, 5 feet 6 inches, dark hair and eyes, no personal effects found. Coroner’s seal dated July 4, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Indiana
Ripley County
Ira J. Nicholas
Said
Chas. Edwards
Road Construction Sealed Bids Asked for Ripley County
The Ripley county auditor invites sealed proposals by August 6 1908 for macadamized road work totaling 4426 feet in Jackson township on the Lawrenceburg State Road. Bids must include a double bond by a Ripley county resident and may be rejected at will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Ripley County
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Napoleon
Delaware Township
Delaware and
Jackson
Napoleon and Osgood
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Ripley
State of
Versailles
Nicholas Vol
Coroner's Inquest Finds Man Killed by Rail Cars
Ripley County Indiana coroner Iva J. Nicholas reports the unknown male died from being crushed between two Big Four railroad cars. He was about 20 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, with dark hair, brown eyes, and a dark complexion. no belongings were found. The inquest was held and sealed on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Ripley Co
Iva J. Nicholas
Said County
Big Four
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the Tribune
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A. Wetzler
Karl Richard Rossberg
Paul C. Kaiser
Johnson Tp
Helena Cossins
Henry F. Wolsterman
Brown Tp
Henry Franke
Hillenbrand Co
John H. Tebbin
John A. D. Tebbing
Brown
John Sandifar
Roy Liggett
Johnson
John H. Mhiers
Dora Ehlers
Garret W. Sidell
Shelbyville
Vick Oberting
Warren Hauck
Hillenbrand
George H. Goyert
Riverside, O
Walter
John Beth
Edna Shane
Berry Dickey and
Brummer
Katie Karl
Cincinnati
Ballstown
Pred Pickett
Jake Engel
Inez Abbott
Milan
Harry Blank
atsThie & Vonderheide
Walsman’s
Meyers
Engle's
Schorr
Havana
Thie & Vonderheide’s
Clipper Fanning Mills
H. H. Krome
Henry Huffmaster
Anderson
Thie & Vanderheide’s
George Weigel
Fred Morgan and
Wife
Harry Timmermann
Sophia Ahring
Sophia Dickman
Tillie Benz
Hugo and
Leo Benz
Mike
Walter Benz
Lawrenceville
Joseph Smith
Oldenburg
Rushville
Anna Bosse
Java
Pete Benz
Ernstine Snedaker
J. D. Snedaker
Niebking
Boexhoefer
Meyeruse
Lizzie Broerman
Ervin Bath
George Madinger
Fair Grounds
Theodore Schultz
Walter R. Hinkey
Covington
Henry C. Greeman
Mr. Hinkey
Mabel Turner
Clarence
Mimma Turner
Ganpbells Greek Coal
Union Furniture Company
Republican Party
Republican State Platform
Waleman’s
Oliver
South Bend
Wailsman’s Hardware Store
Cannon
Lely
Ie Eright
SI Fred A. Schmidt
Oil Prince, Jr
A. E. Martin
Retinary
THE
Batesville Horse Company
A. E. Marvin
Sec
Atesville Bank
Batesville, Indiana
A. A. Hackman
A. J. Hassmer
C. L. Johnson
I. M. Greemann
E. C. Timmerman
J. Lehmkuehler
A. A. Hackmann
A.j.hassmer
Fred Schrader
Charles Johnson
Aug. L. Greemann
Geo
W. Johanning
Nootice
CTO
Miles
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