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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
4
The paper invites patrons and others to subscribe at the old price of one dollar per year anytime before January 1, 1908. Subscriptions for one or more years are available at that rate, with the price rising to one dollar fifty after the date. Readers are urged to renew at the old price before the deadline.
The new Congress will tackle banking and currency reform to boost elastic circulation for large transactions and urgent needs. Some Senate leaders oppose action until after the holidays, fearing rash moves, while others warn against delays that could block essential legislation.
Congress opened with routine organization and elected Uncle Joe Cannon to a third term as Speaker. Cannon pledged economy in spending and conservatism in legislation, arguing that non constitutional federal duties should be left to the states with all privileges and responsibilities.
Miss Helen Tarpenning of Indianapolis visits sister Lois at uncle John Sammons. Mrs. Herbert Grow of Indianapolis visits Frank Grow. Mrs. Thomas Morris moves to town into property purchased from Mrs. June Foster. G. W. Foreman and wife in Cincinnati shopping for holiday trade. Edgar Grow and wife of Greensburg visit Thanksgiving. John Meyer of Indianapolis attends Jake Meyer’s wedding at Greensburg and visits relatives. Jacob Kreinhop and wife visit in Delaware. Mr. Sellmeyer is very ill. Remains of George Ross of Ross & Herbert buried in Lutheran cemetery. Rev. Ullmer officiates. Jacob Meyer and bride debut housekeeping on Main Street.
Notice to Batesville citizens that Asbury Dickey will apply to Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption and to sell soft drinks oysters and lunch at a ground floor location on Broadway Batesville Ripley County Indiana. The filing date is December 5, 1907.
Miss Johanna Enneking visits family from Cincinnati as relatives travel between Batesville Shelbyville and Indianapolis for visits. Several locals spend Thanksgiving with kin in Cincinnati Nobie Ark Batesville and Carthage Ohio. The C K of A plans a December 8 meeting and more journeys are noted among residents and visitors.
The Adams Township Board of Finance invites written proposals from Indiana banks and trust companies for receiving public funds deposits. Proposals accepted December 28 between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. in Morris. Bonds or collateral required with proposals. subject to state and federal review under a 1900 act as amended. Anthony Gindling, presiding, Nicholas Dupps, president, John Sieg, secretary.
Anthony and Frank Kirschner and Tony Siefert returned home from J. F. Hirt. Henry Brockman and family hosted Thanksgiving. Henry Laker seeks election as Supervisor of Dist No 2 Butler Township in December. Mrs. Helman of Cincinnati visits Peter Etter Jr. and wife. Frank Haverkos trips to Metamora. Local youth attend dance at St. Clairs hall. R R No 3 daily route resumes. residents urged to subscribe and display mail boxes numbered for routine service.
The Batesville Indiana School Town Board of Finance calls for written proposals from banks and trust companies to receive public funds deposits under act Chapter 222 of 1907. Proposals must be accompanied by bonds or collateral and are due December 1 1907. E C Timmerman president and Aloys Roell secretary signaled the notice.
Report of the condition of the First National Bank of Batesville Indiana as of December 3 1907. Details show total assets of 205 408 88 with loans 22 0000 00 and deposits 101 153 80. Signatures of cashier John H Wilker notary public Geo Fr Klein and directors attest to the figures.
The Laughery Township Advisory Board of Finance in Ripley County Indiana calls for written proposals from banks and trust companies for public funds deposits. Proposals due December 2 1907 at 10 00 to 11 00 a m at the township trustee's office Batesville Indiana. Proposals must follow state act Chapter 222 of the Acts of 1907 and include official forms and bonding. August H Busch chairs the board with CLS Ward as secretary.
The Batesville Town Board of Finance will receive written proposals December 30 1907 between 12 m and 7 p m at the council chamber town hall Batesville Ripley Indiana for deposits of public funds under Indiana Acts 1907 creating finance boards. Proposals must follow official forms and include personal or surety bonds as required. Signed by Joseph Schork and Jacob P. Drescher secretaries.
Report of the Batesville Bank in Indiana as of December 3 1907 shows total resources of 439 079 81 and liabilities equal to capital stock and deposits. Officers listed include C L Johnson cashier and A Hassmer vice president with notary Charles Johnson witnessing the oath.
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