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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
4
Mrs. Eddy, discoverer of Christian Science, died recently of pneumonia. The editorial notes population trends and potential U S congressional representation changes, with comments on Indiana's relative growth and the pace of progress.
The loyal Republican shuns factionalism and places the party above any single member. The combined wisdom of all Republicans should guide national affairs, behind the President and the old party. Individual glory or favors are not due, only party loyalty and unity. If the party wins, individuals prosper. if it fails, they fail.
The opposition to the Humphrey ship subsidy bill is expected to be vocal and intense. The article accuses English and German subsidized media of opposing the measure to enrich foreign interests, while Taft backs the bill to restore American shipping, create good wages for American sailors, and save $300,000,000 yearly for the nation.
A Kentucky resident recounts two years of constant constipation with no help from Bristol physicians Tepan and others until two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured him. Sold by I. B. Schultz.
Tripp Bros of North Vernon and many locals attend the funeral of Mrs. Larina Zollar. A long list of visitors from Indianapolis Brookville Rushville and other nearby places attend funerals and visits. Walter A. Melly sells his mill with new owner taking possession next Monday. Local notices include hospitalities and testimonials about Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold in Batesville.
The Timmerman and McCallum agency offers multiple properties for sale including a 60 acre J. G. Steinford farm south of Morris with improvements and favorable terms. Also listed are several frame dwellings with 4 to 8 rooms, outbuildings, and lots on Broadway Vine Street Walnut and Mulberry Streets, plus a 120 acre farm west of Oldenburg, Indiana with stone house and barn. Prices range from 1,300 to 2,575 and up to 2,000 for larger parcels.
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