Farmers Institute At Batesville Draws Local Interest
Farmers of the vicinity gathered for a two day institute in Batesville opening at 10 yesterday. Mayor Hillenbrand welcomed attendees and invited visits to local factories. Peter Holzer outlined the aims of the meeting and J P Prigg spoke on barnyard and green manures. The afternoon featured recitations and talks on future prospects, horse breeding, farm method improvements, and pig feeding. About fifty attended the first session. An institute will be held again in late February with Holzer and Hirt credited for organizing.
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Geo. M. Hillenbrand
Batesville
Batesville Casket Co
Peter Holzer
The
Herald
Holzer
J. P. Prigg
Jim
Ruby Sunman
D. McCallum
Prigg
John Meyer
Indiana
Messrs. Holzer and
Hirt
Farmers’ Institute
Local Merchant Handles Thursday Greensburg Trade
George H. Goyert transacted business at Greensburg Thursday. Fruits of all kinds orages bananas etc. Chas Meyer's.
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George H. Goyert
Greensburg
Chas. Meyer’s
H. H. Kramer's
Boy suffers severe hand injuries at Union Furniture plant
Clarence Goyett, worker at Union Furniture Co., badly mashed finger ends on both hands when a drum sander entangled them Monday morning. Martin Oswald shut off the machine after hearing his cries. Dr. Zueke treated the wounds and the injured youth is reported to be recovering reasonably.
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Clarence Goyett
Union Furniture Co
Martin Oswald
Zueke
Clarence
Resolutions of Condolence for Edward Schorr
LAUGHERY VALLEY LODGE No. 245 K of P Batesville Indiana resolves to extend sympathy to the bereaved family after the death of Edward Schorr. The charter will be draped for thirty days and the resolutions spread in minutes and published in The Batesville Tribune with a copy sent to the family. Committee: Gale Moore John Schwartz Edward Brockmann.
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Laughery Valley
K. of
P. Batesville
Ind
Edward Schorr
Battesville Tribune
Gale Moore
John Schwartz
Edward Brockmann
Emory Annewehr Returns Home After Typhoid Fight
Emory Annewehr, longtime Purdue trained mechanical engineer for the Santa Fe railroad, returns to his La Junta Colorado home after eight weeks of severe typhoid fever at Santa Fe Hospital. His mother visited him for five weeks and accompanied him home on Thursday as he gains strength to walk and shoulder a heavy grip.
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Emory Annewehr
Santa Fe
la Junta
Colorado
Emory
Purdue University
Kromes Store Christmas Handkerchiefs Sale
H H Krome promotes Christmas handkerchiefs with discounts 5c values four for 25c 10c values four for 25c 15c values two for 25c. Also touts Kromes coffees as best quality and low price at Kromes Store in the Post Office Building.
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Krome
Krome's Store
Barber Shops Close at Christmas and New Year
Batesville barber shops will close at 12 o'clock on Christmas and New Year’s days. They will stay open the day before until midnight. Ed Hancock and family visited Saturday evening. Mrs. N S Luz and son Melvin spent Monday in Greensburg. The IT watch at R J Timmerman’s.
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Batesville
Ed Hancock
Christmas church programs listed for city and vicinity
The article lists Christmas services and programs at several churches including St Mark's Lutheran St Louis Catholic Bethany Lutheran St Pauls Lutheran St Johns Lutheran and German M E Church with times and notes on guest speakers and special music. Also a local farm sale notice appears at the end.
Real Estate Listings Sell Off In Oldenburg And Nearby
Multiple properties in Oldenburg and nearby towns are offered for sale or rent, including a two acre frame house with barn on Water Street, several farms with hundred acres plus, and numerous frame and brick dwellings on Mulberry and Walnut Streets. Prices range from 175 to 40 per acre, with terms in cash and various lot sizes.
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Timmerman & McCallum Real Estate Agency
Water Street
Oldenburg
Smyrna
Decatur County
Depot St
Vine St
Walnut St
Depot Street
Mulberry St
Ind
White Street
Batesville
Pike and
Main
Catharine
Hartman
Walnut Street
Pike
Ballstown
Main St
West Street
Mrs Heinlein Paralyzed After Lamp Incident
Mrs. Michael Heinlein suffered a stroke while carrying a lit lamp last Thursday around 5:30 AM. Her husband caught the lamp preventing a fire. Dr Zueke treated her and she is improving with regained use of her hands.
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Michael Heinlein
Heinlein
Makes Quite a Record Shucking 4000 Bushels This Season
John Meyer from Ottawa Illinois reports a 4000 bushel corn shucking season at 34 cents a bushel with a best day of 130 bushels in seven hours. He will spend winter with his brother Henry near Ballstown. Fred Serringhaus of Reedley California, a fruit grower, is visiting relatives and plans to ship a carload of California fruits to the area. Henry Travis traveled to Greensburg to visit his brother Louis who is ill from paralysis. Blank's store offers a large variety of fancy china and glassware for Christmas. John Klein visits Rushville. R J Timmerman introduces a new line of painted china. Christmas toys at Blank's store.
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John Meyer
Ottawa
Ill
Mr. Meyer
Henry
Ballstown
Fred Serringhaus
Reedley
Cal
Mr. Serringhaus
California
Henry Travis
Greensburg
Louis
Knights of Columbus to Found Local Council Here
The Knights of Columbus plan to establish a local council next Sunday with expected visitors from neighboring councils in Ohio and Kentucky. About forty to sixty candidates will initiate, with the ceremony on the fourth floor of the new American factory building after a nine o'clock meeting at Nickel's hall and a group Mass.
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Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
K. of C
Coucil
Nickel’s Hall
Wins at Greensburg Poultry Show Prize Sweep
Monroe H Wenning of this city won multiple top prizes at the Greensburg Poultry Show including 1st on a pen 1st on a cock and 1st 2nd and 3rd on pullets despite larger breeders contest. Other items note visits travel and local notices.
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Greensburg
Monroe H. Wenning
The Tribunes Greetings A Christmas Message to Readers
The Tribune extends Christmas and New Year wishes to cor respondents and patrons. It thanks contributors for their work and readers for loyal support, pledging a better paper in the future and hoping for continued patronage and good health in the coming year.
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the Tribune
Shower Honors Miss Bessie Pohlman At Miss Dell Schwier’s
A Thursday evening miscellane ous shower for Miss Bessie Pohlman hosted by Miss Dell Schwier featured a three course luncheon and games. The bride elect received valuable presents as arrangements remained a surprise.
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Dell Schwier
Bessie Pohlman
Walter Obendorf Visits Kaisers Near Olean
Walter Obendorf from Farmers City visited his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Herman Kaiser near Olean spending a few days before returning home Saturday morning.
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Walter Obendorf
Olean
Farmers City
Herman Kaiser
Christmas gift items advertised by multiple local shops
Blank's store offers battenburg and drawn work pieces in patterns for Christmas gifts. H. H. Krome's showcases can dies nuts figs dates oranges bananas. Chas Meyer's features a full line of candies and new toys at R. J. Timmerman's and others. news notes birth at Born-To Albert Siebert and wife on Saturday, Dec. 18.
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Battenburg
Blank’s
H. H. Krome
Albert Siebert
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R.J. Timmerman
Merry Christmas
Mrs
Nick Blank
ST. Mark’s Lutheran Church
St. Mark’s
N. S. Luz
S. P. Long
D. D
Mansfield
Wittenberg Synod
General Synod
Louis’ Catholic Church
St. Louis’ Catholic
Rosewig
Waldeman Malmene
Weis
Mozart
Alma
Lambilotte
Riga
Bethany Lutheran Church
Bethany Hoglish Lutheran Sunday School
City Hall
Hethany Church
Dr. Long
M. EB. Church
M. E
Clara Uonewellr
ST. Paul's Lutheran Churcil
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Cross Roads
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Hunotersville
E. Church
Batenville
Chas. W. Morrow
Sunman
Meyer's
John Klein
Rushville
R. J. Timmerman’s
K. O. C. Council
John Bauman
Hoopstown
Fred
Adams Township
Wm. Worthman
Seward, Neb
George Beck
Mrs. Beck
Cincinnati
Fred Morgan
New York City
Mr. Morgan
Oswald Gueth
Frank Bechtel
Adams Church
H. M. Schnippelt
Nick Blank’s
Chas, Meyer’s
Eastman
Chas, Meyer's
Suif
P. Bosse
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