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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
3
Batesville Tribune announces subscription at $1.25 per year payable in advance with advertising rates on application and notices Batesville Indiana dated December 5, 1918.
Mrs. Richard Heisman of Sunman receives letters of condolence on her son Samuel Heisman of the 120th US S.A. who died in France October 28 1918 after gas exposure and possible wounds. Surgeons and nurses gave care at Third Stationary Hospital Rouen and his grave is marked 274 in a British Military Cemetery.
The Red Cross Carnival is canceled due to influenza ban uncertainty but donations will be sold next week in millinery shops with proceeds aiding the Red Cross. Donors are asked to leave fancy-work with Miss Edna Richter at the Wilker store by Saturday for display and sale from December 9 to 14.
Notice to the public from N J Gregory Co announcing the Meyer property and passenger depot site now received for fur hides wool and junk. Legal reception includes black walnuts and hickory nuts accepted until Saturday December 14, with no items after that date. Also mentions McGary Test for Cinetuisti Friday morning.
George Ressler Jr. traveled toLawrenceburg on business Monday morning to see his parents and brother. Mrs Anna Palmer of Thurston Nebraska plans to stay connected with friends in Batesville and nearby through weekly Batesville Tribune visits organized by her brother Francis Flickman.
Mrs. L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri attributes rapid relief from stomach trouble and fatigue to Chamberlains Tablets, noting improvement within a week. In a separate sale James Gregory buys the Fred Meyer property including the hotel, large barn, two extra lots and garage space for his expanding iron and rag business. Mike Fritsch acquires two lots and Nicholas Volz four. the George Street dwelling goes to Mrs Meyer.
Fred Borgman announces to the public that hunting and trespassing are forbidden on his farm. The notice warns that activity will not be tolerated and asserts property rights.
Few escape a winter cold, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for quick relief when directions are followed. Many families rely on it yearly for coughs and colds with consistently good results.
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