Susie Finds Love in Woods With Earl Cosgrove
Bobbie Winthropt schemes to marry his sister Susie to Earl Cosgrove a naturalist he met while hunting. Susie helps the injured Cosgrove after a fall, while Bobbie finally suspects the match. After weeks of intrigue they reveal the relationship and agree on a marriage, ending with a news-like note of copyright 1917 McClure Syndicate.
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Bobbie Winthropt
Susan
Obbie
Mother
Bobbie
Susie
Earl Cosgrove
Long Island
Connecticut
Susile
Miss Susie
Nobbie
Robbie
McClure
Christmas Gift of a Tribune Subscription
Oldenburg residents recall a year's Tribune as a lasting Christmas gift. Numerous visitors and relatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis Brookville Escanaba and Hamburg visited local families over the past week and weekend including Miss Estelle Beidelman visiting from Escanaba Michigan.
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the Tribune
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Home Use
A popular remedy for coughs colds and croop praised for safety and palatability. Parents report strong endorsements noting it is suitable for children and easy to administer.
Social visits and family errands in Huntersville area
Ed Schone and family visited Henry Meyer and family at Huntersville Sunday. Aug Marticke and wife visited Herman Bosse and family Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Parrish visited her mother in Indianapolis from Wednesday evening to Monday evening. Fred Marticke sawing wood for Walter Westerman. Lydia and Loretta Marticke visited cousins Alfred and Irvin Wessel Saturday. Mrs Henry Holle called on Mrs Aug Marticke. Wm Bergman visited Henry Holle’s Thursday. Henry Holle and family and Frank Bergman visited Ed Schone. Mrs Aug Marticke and Mrs Emma Wagner called on Mrs Fred Marticke.
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Ed Schone
Henry Meyer
Huntersville
Marticke
Herman Bosse
Mary Parrish
Indianapolis
Fred Marticke
Walter Westerman
Lydia
Loretta Marticke
Alfred
Irvin Wessel
Henry Holle
Aug. Marticke
Wm.Bergman
Henry Holl E
Frank Bergman
Emma Wagner
Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and News
Pipe Creek resident Frank Pulskamp of Deweytown hunted in the area last week buying furs. Indianapolis brothers in law John and Ed Baas hunted Friday and Saturday with others. Mrs. Fred Heitzman of Bataviaville visited Lizzie Abplanalp and Mrs. Henry Baas on Saturday. Carrie Abplanalp and Mrs. Adam Huber Jr. of Sharps Corner visited their mother on Friday. Jacob Abplanalp traveled to Sharps Corner Wednesday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp spent Monday evening with Henry Wehrmey and family at Eastern Ripleys. Several Sunman men were wed ding in the area on Thanksgiving. Veternary Kneer of Sunman was called to treat a horse for Jacob Abplanalp.
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the Tribune
Frank Pulskamp
Deweytown
John
Ed Baas
Indianapolis
Fred Heitzman
Batenville
Lizzie Abplanalp
Henry Baas
Adam Huber, Jr
Carrie
Sharps Corner
Wittkamper
Jacob Abplanalp
Jacob
Lizzie
Sunman
Veternary
Happy Flight. Many a girl who wouldn't elope will let imagination run
The line suggests social norms and romantic daydreams as women consider elopement or romance. It reflects cultural attitudes of the era and the playful tone of the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
August Flower Remedy Aids Digestive Ailments
Green's August Flower advertised as treating stomach disorders and inactive liver causing sick headaches and indigestion. It claims to regulate digestion, purify the stomach and intestines, stimulate bile, and cleanse impurities from blood. Sold by E. B. Schultz in 25 and 75 cent bottles.
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E. B. Schultz
Chamberlains Tablets praised for stomach trouble relief
Mrs Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York credits Chamberlains Tablets with regulating bowels stimulating the liver and keeping the body healthy after two years use. The ad notes every printing job is a special job and must be right before it leaves the shop.
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Chamberlain
Benjamin Hooper
Auburn
N. Y
Trustee's Notice for Loughery Township Meetings
Trustee E C Timmermann announces weekly business hours in the First National Bank Building Batesville on Tuesdays. Citizens needing township action should call on that day for office access and to conduct matters.
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First National Bank
Batesville
E. C, Timmermann
Loughery Tp
Estate of Diedrich Schrader final account hearing
Executors of the estate of Diedrich H Schrader present and file final account and vouchers for court settlement. The Circuit Court will examine the account on December 11 1917 and all interested persons must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and claimants must prove heirship or claims to any part of the estate. Dove November 21 1917 Ripley County. Charles L Johnson Wilber Schrader A B Wycoff Attys Executors.
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Dove Noy
Ripley Cir
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Lawrence Sheper
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John Huerman
John Burdick
St. Berard
Paul Munchel
Albert Peine
Brookville
Frank Peine
Herman Enneking
Richard Struewing
John Wehlage
Hamburg
Pipe Creek
Carrie Sisty
Mmington CO
Tri- State
Food Administration
The
Tri-State Butter Co
United States Food Administration
Cincinnati, Ohio
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John H. Wilker & Co
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