Batesville Team Extends Winning Streak with Royals Victory
Batesville won again improving to 10 169 in standings as they beat the Cincinnati Cham pion Royals 6 to 3. Iron Man Benz pitched superbly after the second inning allowing four hits and striking out eleven, while local fielding was off their regular pace. The largest crowd of the season attended and organizers hope fans stay loyal for upcoming tough games.
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Batesville
Royals
Cincinnati
Benz
Focals
Ripley Circuit Court Opens With Light Docket
The Ripley Circuit Court convenes Monday September 2 with a light docket. Grand jurors listed include Henry Heimsath, Charles Rouse, Henry Reinhart, Frank Brailey, Forest Hartley and George Wheeler. The will of Earnest F. Ballman probated. executor William H. Ballmano. bond $7,000. Edward Pendergast estate appoint Lee Pendergast administrator. bond $200. A suit for receivership filed by Aug Bloemer et al. against Henry Behrmann. Marriage license granted to F G Oberle and Theresa Prickel of Morris.
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Ripley
Henry Heimsath
Jackson
Charles Rouse
Franklin
Henry Reinhart
Frank Brailey
Otter Creek
Forest Hartley
Center
George Wheeler
Earnest F. Ballman
William H. Ballmano
T. L. Creath
Lee Pendergast
Edward Pendergast
Fill T. L. Creath
Aug. Bloemer Et al
Henry Behrmann
Connelley & Klein
Three Big Games Scheduled by Manager Nickel
The Cincinnati Reserves, a fast team, beat Osgood 3 to 2 in a bitter contest. Sunday game starts at 2 30 p m. Monday hosts two games at 9 50 a m and 2 00 p m. Local visitors from Indianapolis described a mud delay but enjoyed the trip.
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Nickel
Cincinnati
Osgood
Public Sale Near Batesville Auction of Farm Stock and Implements
The undersigned will sell at public auction one half mile southeast of Batesville on Thursday Sept 5. Items include one span of mules 5 work horses 11 cows some fresh 4 steers hogs 2 farm Wagons surrey burgy wheat drill corn drill cultivator 2 surrey hay rakes work and buggy harness and many farming implements plus 22 tons of hay in barn 12 dozen chickens 1 binder mower hay bed Sale starts at 9 am. Credit allowed on sums over 5 with four percent discount for cash.
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Batesville
Surrey
Burgy
Fell and broke her arm at Morris fence mishap
Fred Hahn’s little girl fractured her left arm above the wrist when a fence rail turned while climbing Tuesday evening. Dr. Gibson set the bone.
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Fred Hahn
Morris
Dr. Gibson
Trustees Meet In Regular Session With Full Board
The Town Board met Monday night with all members present. Marshal Borgstede was absent and made no report. Clerk Drescher reported the arrival of a car of rubble and flagging and the 1907 Batesville corporation tax valuation from the county auditor. The board authorized street repairs on George street and crossing projects at Albert Catharine Elm and First North Vine. The marshal to investigate a Pearl street culvert. Labor Day speaking rights granted. Ordinance No 67 set Batesville tax levy at 1.89 per hundred, two cents higher than 1906. Nickel theater rent fixed at 1.00 per night for six months. John Kraus allowed to open a drain on Main street. Marsh al ordered to flush hydrants and study township pike on Western avenue. Claims approved: J. H. Borgstede 53.08 and C. J. Doll 71.88. Adjourned to Sept 9.
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Marshal Borgstede
Drescher
Batesville Corporation
George Street
Vine Ditch
Sherman House
Albert Street
Herman
Catharine Street
Elm
First North
Vine Streets
Pearl Street
Mulberry
Bohland
Versailles
Philomena Basse
Town Hall
John Kraus
Main Street
Township Pike
Western Avenue
J. H. Borgstede
C. J. Doll
Labor Day Celebration in Batesville by Patriotic Association
Batesville to observe Labor Day with a public celebration at S J Clair's hall under the Batesville Patriotic Association. Hon James E Watson will deliver an address. A musical program and other attractions are planned. The piece notes Valparaiso University as a top West school with low expenses and accreditation, opening its thirty fifth year Sept 3. Local visitors are briefly mentioned along with various notices.
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Batesville
Batesville Patriotic Association
S J. Clair’s Hall
James E. Watson
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Indiana
Minister Receives Call In Batesville Incident
A small crowd gathered opposite a Batesville minister’s door at night pretending to be Salvation Army. One speaker argued Christ turned water into wine, opposing saloon closures. The act is condemned as an insult to the minister and to decency.
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Batesville
Salvation Army
Labor Day Address by James E. Watson at St. Clair's Hall
Hon James E Watson famed orator will speak to Batesville residents at St. Clairs Hall next Monday Labor Day at 2 p m. Watson known locally as Jim Watson will present a fair yet captivating address on labor issues of the day, drawing a large crowd.
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James E. Watson
America
Batesville
St. Clair’s Hall
Watson
Jim” Watson
Elizabeth Prell Dies After Lingering Illness
Miss Lizzie Prell, 33, died Tuesday at 4 30 AM at her sister Mrs. William Giesen’s home after several months of illness. She is survived by her aged father three sisters and two brothers. Funeral at German M E Church Friday at 2 PM. The family mourns her loss.
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Lizzie Prell
William Giesen
Miourn
M. E
Miss Prell
Notice from Dr. C. W. Gibson on new office
Doctor C W Gibson informs patrons his new office will be ready by September first and requests calls at that location once completed.
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C. W. Gibson
Timber sale planned near Batesville by Hillenbrand Company
The Hillenbrand Company has bought a large tract of timber in Byram Mississippi and plans a public sale at their Batesville area farm around October 1 to liquidate saw mills engines farm implements wagons horses mules and their Black Poll cattle herd Buyers for any stock are urged to wait for the sale. Several local residents are mentioned in brief notes of visits and travel with no further major events.
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Hillenbrand Company
Byram
Miss
Franklin County
Neer Batesville
Transfer notes record multiple property deeds in Batesville area
A sequence of land transfers lists buyers and sellers in Batesville and surrounding townships. Transactions include 3 acre parcels in Shelby township to Flora Veo for 1000 dollars and to Hiram Casby for 700, plus 20 acre parcels in Brown township between F N Myers John Dollens and Francis N Myers for 700, and other lots in Batesville and Osgood with varied sums.
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Emmett T. Carson
Flora Veo. Caldwell
Shelby
Hiram H. Casby
Edward H. Goyert
Batesville
Margaret von Hoene
Chas
W. Tekulve
F. N. Myers
John T. Dollens
Brown T
Batesville Public Schools Call for Attendance and Transfers
Notice to patrons instructs sending all children of lawful age to school with first-day attendance urged for proper classification. Transfers required for pupils residing outside Batesville on enrollment day. Term begins Monday September 9 1907. Also a public ball by the Eureka Band September 7 1907 to raise funds.
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Batesville Public
Batesville
Leroys Extend Winning Streak Over Morris 12 to 4
The Leroy ball team defeated Morris 12 to 4 at Leroy Park extending their winning streak. Weigel fanned nine as Leroys surged with eleven runs after the fourth inning and completed a triple play in the eighth. Bischoff allowed seven hits and walked four for Morris.
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Leroy Ball
Morris
Leroy Ball Park
Weigel
Leroys
Morrisites
Surprise 25th Birthday Party for Mrs George Richter Jr
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday afternoon to honor Mrs. George Richter Jr. on her 25th birthday anniversary. Attendees included George Richter Sr Adam Peetz and family Harry Peetz and wife Elizabeth Richter Aug Krieger and daughter Mary Otto Wessel and wife Henry Meyer Gotlieb Mozer Ed Wirth and daughter Amanda John Behlmer and wife Fred Mackenstedt and wife and son Clas and John Felterman and families Mrs Kate Kruse Mrs Herman Horkes and daughter Stella Amanda and Lily Siefert.
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George Richter, Jr
George Richter
Adam Peetz
Harry Peetz
Elizabeth Richter
Aug. Krieger
Mary
Otto Wessel
Henry Meyer
Gotlieb Mozer
Ed Wirth
Amanda
John Behlmer
Fred Mackenstedt
Fred Meyer
Clas
John Felterman
Kate Kruse
Herman Horkes
Stella
Lily Siefert
Batesville Flour Deal Promises Savings From KROME & Co
Batesville residents urged to buy flour locally with Batesville Hour promoting a mill price advantage. KROME and Co advertises no freight on Batesville four and invites customers to compare before purchasing.
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Batesville
Krome & Co
Creamery Butter Ad Highlights Local Visits and Sales
An advertisement extols creamery butter as the best and purest, noting daily fresh production and a separator process. It lists local visitors and residents, mentions piano gifts, and promotes creamery butter for sale at area grocers along with Baas & Schultz’s catsup and Meyer's hardware.
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Indianapolis
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Shelbyville
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Columbus
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Cumminsville
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Mrs. Lehmkuehler
William Vaugan
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That City
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H.C. Steining’s
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Nick Gloshen
Jace
Kramer’s
Frank Walsman
Schorr
Havana
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Fred Haverkotte
William Gluesenkamp
Peter Benz
Martha Schierenbeck
Elizabeth Ellbrecht
al Cook and Wife
Albert Bultman
Loretta and
Adaline Goyert
Joe Wirtz
Mary Hoyer
Dr. Martin
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Rushville
Christ Schwier
H. H. Kramer’s
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Frank Statlander
Gregor Oser
Louis Baas, Sr
Spades
Christ Hornig
Lizzie Flint
J. H. Woolley
J. H. Scherer
Savannah
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Henry Showers
Decatur County Teachers’ Institute
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Mamie Holzer
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Pete
Lawrenceburg
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Kate Drexler
George A. Kaas
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Manchester
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Fulks
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Frank Budennah
Milan
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Pensacola
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Hahn
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Cal
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Bi Taylor
California
Chas. Zix
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Vonderheide
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Chas. Crowell
George F. Klein
Danville
George Dennison
Miss Willson
Mavares Hill
John J. L. Menschhofer
Arthur
Decatur
Mrs. Schmuaiz
Harry Gonder
William Cook
William Johnson
John Schwing
Baas & Schultz
Meyer’s Big Hardware Store
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