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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
3
The Tribune notes a sharp downturn in the automobile business with widespread confidence loss. Hog prices have dropped in the past 60 days, costing farmers millions, while stock market quotations reflect decreased demand and downward value trends. The overall market mood remains pessimistic.
Army experts claim 500000 would be needed to whip Mexico but the speaker argues that 100000 well equipped and well officered soldiers could defeat Mexico's rag tag forces.
The U S Senate will devote about thirteen hours daily six days a week to perfect and pass the Glass Owen currency bill, aiming for law by February first. Officials hope the measure will benefit the country once in operation.
The article urges restraint amid economic slowdowns as shoppers seek value. It cites Mexico conditions, the currency bill fight, and tariff reductions as reasons for reduced business, advising prudent purchases and avoiding unnecessary gifts.
Mrs William Cerdt of Stelbyville returns home Monday evening after visiting her father Joseph Enneking. Mrs Fred Huser travels to Silverton Ohio to visit relatives. Miss Mathilda FPehrman goes to Cincinnati to visit friends for a few days. Miss Jeanette Dennett of Indianapolis returns to city after visiting her mother. Mrs Louis Regensberger departs for Cincinnati where Mr Regensberger works. they plan to settle there.
The column lists social calls among locals including Mrs Henry Stickford visiting Mrs Aug Marticke and multiple visits by J M Marticke, R T Milbourn Ed Bornemeier and others to friends and relatives. Christ Holle plans a Cincinnati winter trip. The note records exchanges among the Marticke and Bosse families and other neighbors.
Local residents from Versailles and nearby towns frequent the clerk's office and courthouse for business and probate matters. Visitors include Mrs Liggett, Mrs Thompson, and many others calling on friends and relatives in Holloo Dillsboro Winamac and Batesville. Marriage licenses issued to Simmlesmith and Queen Gilliland and Clarence Williamson and Edna Lichtenberger.
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