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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
The Tribune runs Thursdays with editor Donald McCalloum. Terms include One Copy One Year Postage Paid and One Copy Six Months Postage Paid.
The passage argues that the best modern democracy definition is anti-Republicanism and predicts Bryan as the Democratic candidate for president, suggesting he will run like Parker did.
The cases already brought, and those to be brought, against law defying combines are numerous and hard to remember. Some complain the administration moves too slowly in pushing the rascals to the wall.
The speaker denounces Standard Oil, Anthracite Coal, and Havemeyer sugar monopolies as the era’s most harmful and anti competitive forces. He notes none were born of tariff protection and cites tariff shifts on coal oil and Cuban sugar as factors in sugar pricing amid beet sugar interests.
The text defends Vice President Fairbanks, arguing he expresses strong opinions when duty calls, fights against false theories, and upholds government integrity. It contrasts him with a perennial Democratic candidate who talks more than acts, noting Americans prefer practical, proven leadership and a silent, steady mind.
A testimonial touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally effective in five years of use in York county Pennsylvania. S Jemison of Spring Grove praises its curing power and recommends it to others. The product is sold by Baas and Schultz Katesville and Bigney and Co Sunman.
A note announces a song service at the German M. B. church next Sunday night. All are cordially invited and admission is free.
Bert Nauer visits Vernon while Omer Conley spends time with relatives in Browns Town. Mrs Chas Thum and grandson return to Louisville after visiting here. Grace Glascock of Louisville visits relatives, and Chas Laws with family from Milan visited J A Wise. Bertha Edith Wetzler and Ethel Clarence Minger spent Sunday with Sunman friends. Greta Luhr of North Vernon visits A H Beer family. J A Hunter and wife spent Sunday at Elrod, Wetzler sisters visit Milan. Clyde Waters and Pearl Kuhns of Dabney were in town Sunday. Recorder Louis Wetzler attended Lawrenceburg fair.
Westport residents Orval Rynerson and wife visited friends here while T S Vawter and wife shopped in Madison on Monday. Miss Hazel Graves from Madison visits her mother Mrs James Walton for a week. James Mathews runs his mill at full blast, straining lumber and slab wood supply. Wheat crops look good and farmers plan large acreage amid plowing.
A brief home remedy note by Joan Kemp of East tisfield Me recommends applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure chilblains and other skin issues. The seller Baas & Schultz's claims the salve can cure fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases.
Spades Mrs. William Wiesehan of Weisburg attended Friday events. Lee Meister visited Greensburg fair Thursday. Margie Maloney of Weisburg visited the Nordloh sisters Sunday. Lizzie Wiesehan returned from Chicago Tuesday. The Robinson family reunion was at Ed Franke's home with about fifty relatives. Sophie Minsterman of Cincinnati visited relatives. Mrs. Wm. Miller of Batesville was here last week. Local youths enjoyed a Tuomas grove outing on Pipe Creek Sunday. Henry Leding wife and daughter of Cincinnati spent Sunday with W. H. Fitch. Mrs. David Lattice returned to Cincinnati Monday after visiting home folks. Mrs. Otto Aldendorf returned to Indianapolis Monday. Arthur and Coy Sunmano left for North Dakota Tuesday seeking work. Rev. Arends and wife visited Weisburg Monday.
J R Blankenship of Beck Tenn extols Electric Bitters as a cure for lame back and kidney trouble. He claims initial relief after the first bottle and complete cure after several bottles. Sold under guarantee at Baas Schultz's drug store. Price, DOG.
Need an auctioneer. Mr. Wolf has abundant experience, is a word judge of values, a good mixer, a good fellow, and popular with the people. In short, he has all the requisites of a first class, successful auctioneer. Call or write him.
Geo Klein of Florida is listed as a notary public with commission expiration set for February 17, 19s.
Indianapolis fair week from September 9 features the Weber band of Cincinnati performing three hour programs daily in the Art building and grandstand. The Indianapolis News boys' Band of sixty will play hourly concerts all week, boasting a St. Louis world's fair juvenile band award. The Indianapolis Military Band, Indiana’s top unit, also appears in popular programs during the week.
Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis will host extensive vaudeville acts during the week of September 9. A large platform show near the grandstand and performances by trapeze acrobats bicyclists and humorists will entertain thousands between race heats at the art building and grandstand areas.
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