Local Happenings and Rebates Steady in Batesville
Local items note daily oysters at Engel's and fresh coffee at Krome's with rebate stamps on purchases. Residents travel for Thanksgiving meals. visits from Indianapolis and Cincinnati are mentioned. Bake goods, groceries, insurance, and hardware offered with rebate stamps. community notices include social visits, travel to Sunman, Morris, Greensburg, and Shelbyville.
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Kome's
Krome’s
Carbolic Acid Accident Claims Mrs. Dettmer
George Dettmer, night watchman at Greemann Bros., finds his wife near a lounge after waking at noon. Doctors try to save her after she ingested carbolic acid mistaken for Hoffmanns drops. she dies within minutes. She was 65 with a daughter and husband left in grief. funeral plans set for Friday at St Marks and St Johns cemetery.
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George Dettmer
Greemann Bros
Dr. Timmerman
Dettmer
St. Mark’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Dettuier
A Driving Horse for Sale
A driving horse is offered for sale. Interested buyers are advised to contact Geo. H. Beck for details.
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Geo. H. Beck
You Can Get Anything With Rebate Stamps, Says Krome
Local promotion claims rebate stamps unlock vast goods as resident Krome touts the scheme. Officials warn to scrutinize terms and avoid scams while shoppers seek discounts and items from the advertised program.
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Krome
Zierer Bros Open New Store Opposite Greemann Mill
Farmers urged to bring produce to Zierer Bros new grocery outlet located opposite the Greemann mill, expanding fresh lines for local customers.
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Zierer Bros
Greemann Mill
East End
Props
Doctor Scott to Visit Batesville December 8
Dr Scott of Greensburg, unable to visit Batesville on Tuesday November 24 due to sickness, will hold a session at the New Ripley Hotel on Tuesday December 8. The note confirms his upcoming appearance and location for local patients.
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Scott
Greensburg
Batesville
New Ripley Hotel
Notice to the Public on Business Closure
JT has closed my entire business permanently. Those indebted to me should call and settle before January 1, 1904. J. N. Pohlman, Morris, Indiana.
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J.N. Pohlman
Morris
Ind
Runaway Colt Kills Neighbor’s Horse Near Shops Farm
On a Tuesday last week Logan Thackery drove a colt hitched to a cart near Shops Farm south of town. The colt ran away with Thackery losing his grip. Peter Smith traveling the same road met the runaway and the cart shaft pierced Smith’s horse killing it.
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Logan Thackery
Shops Farm
Logan
Peter Smith
Sudden Death of Mrs Hackmann at Batesville Bank Head
Mrs A A Hackmann wife of Batesville Bank president Hackmann died suddenly after a night illness. She was fifty one and leaves a husband four children to mourn her loss. The community expresses sympathy for the bereaved family.
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A.A. Hackmann
Hackmann
Batesville Bank
Train Kills Revered Althoff. Engineer Crushed By Guilt
In Suoman on Tuesday at 5 pm, Big Four train No 16 struck a buggy carrying Rev C H Althoff 50 pastor of the Lutheran church at Hubbles Corner killing him instantly. Engineer Henry Bucklow, who was in charge, rushed to the scene and wept, recognizing his old schoolmate. Bucklow then guided the engine to Cincinnati in a broken hearted state. The Rev Mr Althoff leaves a large family.
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Suoman
C. H. Althoff
Big Four
Henry Bucklow
Althof
Althoff
Bucklow
Cincinnati
Hubble's Corner
Batesville Telephone Company Announces Rate Changes
Notice states that from January 1 1904 business phones will cost 31200 per year and private phones 3.00 per year. Until that date existing rates remain, with business phones at 9.00 and private phones at 6.00. No price change for phones already in use.
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Batesville Telephone Co
Wanted steady man to sell Dr Sabine medicines
Help wanted for a steady unmarried man aged 30 to 50 to sell Dr Sabine medicines to farmers. Must have sales experience and good references. Salary twenty dollars a month plus wagon and expenses. German preferred. Address H M Rederman Greensburg Ind. Lost spectacles between high school and fair grounds. Gold rims in a plain black case. Reward offered to finder. Return to post office.
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Dr.Sabine
H. M. Rederman
Greensburg, Ind
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Engel’s
H. H. Krome
Canfield & Schwier
Fred Doll
Indianapolis
Gehring’s
Blank’s
May Thuener
August Marticke
Nora Thiel
Shelbyville
Ambrose Smith
Clara Zierer
Fred Pickett
Anna Ortman
August Ortman
Oldenburg
Anna
Charles G. Swain
John Baumer
Elizabeth Feldt
Wm. Gluesenkamp
Gilbert
John Nichali
Geo. Krieger
Dora
Schorr
H. H. Kramer’s
Martin
Sam Laughlin
Sunman
August Behlmer
Sunmano
Turkey
Harry Gelvin
Will
Thie
John Bohner
George Gander
Price
Henry Krom
Philip Mohr
Emma
Columbus
John Beihl
Anna Uter
Ballstown
Mrs. Albrey
That City
John Ewing
Osgood
Henry Winsor
Mr. Ewing
P. Bosse & Co
H. Brockman
John H. Thie
Philip Boerstier
Ted Schene
Hot Springs
Horace Alyea
Gale Moore
Newpoint
Oser’s
George Thiel
Canfield & S Schwier
Ralph Disser
Philip Boerstler
Anna Hoyer
Wm. Johnson
Lawrenceburg
J. H. Wenninge
Waldron
F. H. Krieger
Henry Johanning
George Johanning
Bessie Pohlman
John Schultz
A. A. Hackmann
A Hoomms Company
Nick Blane
H. B. Greemann & Co
J.W. Henry
H. H. Kramer
Chas. Meyer
General Merchandise
Nobby Clothing Co
Nickol & Lindenmeyer
Re. J. Timmerman
Frank Walsman
H. J. Walsman
John. Wilker
A. G. Zierer
North
Walnut St