Batesville News Echoes Political Clash and War Reflections
In a Batesville Indiana postmarked notice from December 7 1916 editorials condemn Wilsons Mexican policy and praise isolationist lines while urging restraint for European suffering. The piece notes James E Watson's Indiana Senate swearing in and recounts a Senate vote to refer his credentials and predicts a Republican shift ahead. It ends with a rousing poem urging unity and readiness to defend protectionist policy and free trade battles.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
B. F. Shively
Reed
Missouri
Kern
Watson
Committee On Privileges and Election
Senate
Democratic Party
Wilson
Europe
Jack Wiley
Local Social Notes From Peppertown and Nearby
Mrs J Roemer of Blooming Grove visited her sister recently. Mrs A Reifel visited her sister Mrs Wm Sim Monday. John Wolfhornt called on Fred Teufel Thursday. David Hockey was at Metamora Saturday. Mrs W C Reifel of Connersville and mother Mrs Teufel were at Batesville Monday. Tillie Teufel of Liberty came home Saturday. Christ Ellerman and wife and Mrs Teufel attended the funeral of Ben Riedsman at Oldenburg Monday. Mrs W C Reifel returned to Connersville Tuesday. Ernie Denes of Connersville was a visitor here recently.
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Ben Riedsman
Oldenburg
W. C. Reifel
Connersville
Dedication of Milroy Christan Church Draws Attendees
A sizable group attended the dedication of the new Christan church at Milroy on Sunday. Several families and relatives from nearby towns visited, including guests of Miss Kate Blacklidge and others from Indianapolis Connersville Peppertown Sayler Park and Waverly.
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New Christan Church
Milroy
Roy Alley
Harry Thomas
Indianapolis
Kate Blacklidge
W. D. Alley
Peppertown
Chas. Hudson
Connersville
Ross Gordon
Melvin Gordon
Waverly
Ind
E. T. Lewis
E. Aldrich
H. R. Leonard
Dewitt Swift
Michigan
Harry Swift
Ernest Kendell
Sayler Park
Andrew Alley
Ed. Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Local Social Roundup From Batesville and Vicinity
John Prakel Jr called at Batesville Saturday. Fred Luers and family visited his parents at Laughery Bridge. Geo Meister works at Kings saw mill in Dick Einhaus woods. Mrs Ed Hueneke and child visited Laughery Bridge. Anna Bangerter stayed with Madison relatives. Meister hauled wood to Batesville. Supervisor Geo Bultman was in the area. Fred Einhaus and family visited Batesville. Prakel Jr, Lewis Bohlke, and Chris Bohlke spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Prakel Jr and family visited Deerfoot Crossing. Fred Luers Jr and Sr with John Prakel Jr auto toured Greensburg.
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John Prakel, Jr
Batesville
Fred Luers
Laughery Bridge
Geo. Meister
King’s Saw Mill
Dick Einhaus
Ed. Hueneke
Anna Bangerter
Madison
Geo. Bultman
Fred Einhaus
John
Batesville Monay
John Prakel
Lewis Bohlke
Chris Bohlke
Cincinnati
Herman Boehner
Deerfoot Crossing
Greensburg
Thanksgiving Day and Weekend Socials Across Town
A list of local families visiting relatives and hosting gatherings over Thanksgiving and the surrounding weekend. Names include the Dickman, Fehrman, Dierkman, Lecher, Clements, Waechter, Beassler, Brockman, Hirt, Oesterling, Ziegler, Belter, Schwier, and Meyer families, with locations Oldenburg Hamburg Indianapolis Cincinnati St. Marys and nearby hosts.
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Fred Dickman
Fred Meyer
Frank Fehrman
Henry Fehrman
Frank Dierkman
St. Marys
Clem Lecher
Hamburg
Peter Clements
Indianapolis
Harry
Leonard
Eleanora
Gertrude Waechter
John Beassler
Rose Brockman
Oldenburg
Jos. Hirt
John Oesterling
Dickens and Christmas Legacy in Dickens Nonfiction
The article credits Charles Dickens with creating the familiar Christmas story form, led by A Christmas Carol and its sequels. It notes the tale’s global spread and enduring popularity, detailing its sales, initial profits, and influence on later Christmas fiction and related works by Thackeray and others.
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Charles Dickens
Thackeray
Old Scrooge
Tiny Tim
Atlantic
United States
Dickens
Financelal
Rebecca
Rowena
Job Printing Tribune Office
Job Printing section note for Tribune Office boasting printing services.
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Tribune
Prohibition Debate Draws Large Fairmont Audience
A July 1 1914 dry law review in West Virginia spurred a major Fairmont meeting at the M P Temple. Prominent men and women heard testimony on bootlegging as officials and ministers formed two committees to draft resolutions and seek state aid. Mayor Bowen admitted liquor sales persist, while Rev Hayling pressed for action on vice and open saloons. Publication authorized by the Indiana Brewers Association.
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Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
M. P. Temple
Iquor
M. G. Hayling
Haying
Bowen
Haggerty
Hayling
Mr. Broomfield
Quincy Street
Hul Alley
The
Indiana Brewers Association
A Christmas Tree In Turkey
A humorous tale from Captain A. B. Townshend shows a ten foot fir sent to Adrianople being blocked as a forbidden plant. The tree zigzags via Orient Express to Btamboul then back, finally delivered as a Constantinople origin tree to satisfy officials.
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Far East
A. B. Townshend
Turkey
Adrianople
Bosla
Yasak
Custom House
Consignee
Btamboul
Orient Express
Constantinople
How to Wash Windows Quickly with a Kerosene Cloth
A simple method uses a yard long cloth swab dipped in a kerosene solution to wipe the outside of windows. The process loosens flyspecks dust and old deposits, then a large dry cloth polishes to a bright finish without freezing water or wet hands. The technique also works indoors and is handy in cold or windy weather.
A Different Matter Boston Tran Script Exchange
Dialogue moments unfold with lines about love absurdity and miscommunication. The script captures witty exchanges as characters react to revelations and banter about affection. It highlights humor in a tense conversation setting.
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Jack
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