Poultry Notes and Republican Convention Call in Batesville
The piece reports Republican convention plans in Laughery Township Batesville with meetings set February 7 at City Hall to elect township officers and delegates for the District Convention at Greensburg on February 10 1914. It notes precinct committeemen will later meet February 9 at Versailles to elect county officers and conduct business. It also covers poultry shows talk urging Batesville poultry enthusiasts to join the local association and attend the February 23 meeting, plus notes on a Buff Rock prize winner and booming local poultry interest.
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Laughery Township
Batesville
Greensburg
Everbody
Versailles
Wm F. Schroeder
Decature Johnson
Hartholomew
Jackson
Ohio
Brown Dearborn
Jefferson Jennings Ripley
Switzerland
Batesville Association
Searly
Louis Goyert
Greenrburg
Buff Roche
Lou
Columbia
North Vernon
Chicken Breeders’ Association
Birthday Surprise for Mr Borchelt on 72nd Birthday
A family reunion surprised John Borchelt at home on Sunday to celebrate his 72nd birthday. Attending were Charles Awiege and family, John Borchelt and family, Harry Borchelt and family, Mrs Adam Borchelt and daughter. Adam missed due to illness. The gathering praised his long life and hoped for many more years with his children and grandchildren.
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John Borchelt
Eastern Stars Entertain Chief Officer on Tour
The Eastern Star Chapter in Greenfield Indiana hosted Grand Matron Mrs. Anna Cooper at Ida Goldechmidt’s home during a visit in the area. She later went to Sunman to assist another chapter with the order’s work. The social evening included refreshments after completing the chapter work.
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Eastern Star
Anna Cooper
Greenfield
Ind
Indiana
Sunman
Thanks to Subscribers For Prompt Subscriptions
A local note expresses gratitude to subscribers for paying on time or in advance. It acknowledges a few behind but expects payment soon. Readers are asked to check their subscription date and address on the paper to verify status and to respond promptly.
Reverend Luz's Mother Dies in Dubuque
Rev Luz received a telegram from Dubuque stating his mother, wife of the elder Rev Luz there, was very ill and requesting his presence. He departed on the 940 train Monday morning before the second message arrived announcing her death. He likely learned of her death only upon reaching his father's home. Funeral details were not provided.
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Luz
Dubuque
Fur
Butter Supply Arrangements With A. C. Foerster
Advertises weekly butter supply arranged with A. C. Foerster. Claims constant receipt of fresh butter to meet all demands.
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A. C. Foerster
A. C
Proclamation by Batesville Mayor on four year policies
A new Batesville mayor outlines goals for four years stressing support for manufacturing, continued street improvements, taxpayer responsibility, law enforcement, health standards, fire department readiness, and cautious taxation while seeking council and citizen cooperation. The speech emphasizes keeping streets, sanitation, and public welfare ahead of fiscal burdens.
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Batesville
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Public Sale Near Batesville Features Farm Goods and Livestock
Nick Geiger presents a public auction near Batesville 24 miles south, at Cross Roads, on Tuesday February 17 at 9 am. Items include 2 horses 2 cows 3 calves 14 hogs farm machinery 400 bushel corn brand machinery and household goods. Lunch served. Cash under 5 dollars. over 5 dollars credit terms with 4 percent discount for cash. A. Gomimel auctioneer.
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Batesville
Cross Roads
McCormick
Nick Geiger
A. H. Gomimel
Tax notice from First National Bank for Batesville area taxes
The First National Bank informs Batesville residents of a tax settlement option with no charges. Pay your taxes at your convenience, as stated in the notice issued by the bank.
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First National Bank
Batesville
Laugtery and
Adams
Lincoln's Birthday Program at Batesville High School
On February 13 1914 Batesville high school seniors and freshmen plan a Lincoln program at 2 30 p m featuring Lincoln heritage boyhood life Gettysburg Address and assassination topics with student recitations songs and solos The public is invited Also listed is a sale ad for a 6 room frame house and 10 acres 44 miles from Batesville with water fruit a chicken barn and fencing for a chicken farm
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Batesville High School
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Harvey Hehimer
Musane
Ethel Tinmernan
Herman Heldt Lang
Battle Gin
Republic
Sehuel Lincoln
Elsie Beekman
Mitra
Milte Haies
Frank Wesler
Dora Freeland
Greenman Lincoln
Salf
Batenville
Severe Winter Storm Delays Batesville Rail and Roads
A severe storm in Batesville Saturday brought heavy rain turning to snow with strong winds and freezing rain that damaged poles along the Batesville to Oldenburg line. 75 poles were down between Batesville and Oldenburg, delaying mail and trains. mail train No. 34 arrived six hours late. Council met Monday with plans to study cement sidewalks on Boehringer Street and review fire company matters, while Treasurer reports show funds in multiple city accounts and delinquent road tax lists for collection.
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Batesville
Oldenburg
Franklin County
Joe Prethage
Hia
Chicago
Vo Boehringer
Wm. F. Poblar
Mareball
Orval Raynor
Dave Wheeldon
Clarence Harding
Albert Siebert
Gibson
Harry Canfield
Jobn Dennett
J. Francia Lochard
Meyer Lumber Co
J. F. Drescher
Batesville Bank
Herald Pub. Co
Anni Ae
Harry Wernke
Electric Light and Power Co
Batesville Hasted Ball Team Beats Indiana Specials 27 23
Batesville Independent Hasted Ball team defeated Indiana Specials 27 to 23 last Thursday night after a mis booking with Westville. The Specials showed speed and teamwork in their first game together and proved they can contend for Southern Indiana honors. A large crowd attended with three tickets and thirty cents collected at the door. Batesville plans to face Milroy next.
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Batesville
Westville
Rocky Mountains
Indiana
Milroy
Clubbing Rates Promised With Local Papers
An advertisement offers clubbing rates for Tribune with several papers including Cin Times Star, Cincinnati Post, Indianapolis News, Indianapolis Star, Cin Wk Enquirer, Farmers' Guide, and Laws of Indiana. Also notes a subscriber, John Buddermeier of Sidney near Cross Roads, died in St. Louis at 10 am Friday January 30. funeral held Sunday, burial in Sidney. sister Mrs. Geo Canewell left Sidney to attend.
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Tribune
Tribune and Cin
Times Star
Tribune and
Cincinnati Post
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Enquirer
Tribune and Farmers' Guide
Tribune and Laws of
Indiana
Tribune and Tabest
John Buddermeier
Near Cross Roads
Sicney
St. Luke Hospital
St. Louis
Sidney
Ill
Mra
Geo. Canewelr
Reward Offered for Tool Shed Theft Arrest
The undersigned parties will pay twenty five dollars for the arrest and conviction of the thieves who broke into the tool shed of their premises during the week of January 25 and stole the greater part of the tools. The Hillenbrand Co.
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Law Aij
THE
Hillenbrand Co
For Sale Two Twelve-Light Chandeliers For St John Church
The St John Evangelical Lutheran congregation offers for sale two twelve-light chandeliers in perfect condition. Inspections open until February 7, 1914. For information contact Henry Dallman, secretary. Born to Henry Menchhoefer and wife on Saturday morning January 31, a boy.
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St. John Evan. Luth
Henry Dallman
Henry Menchhoefer
Satarga
Winfred Taylor Named to West Point Honor
Washington Briefs note Representative Lincoln Dixon announced appointments to West Point Military Academy. Principal Winfred B. Taylor of Batesville and Alternate Henry W. Bobrink of Lawrenceburg are named, with congratulations extended to Taylor for earning the honor and expectations of his future success.
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Washington
Indianapolis Star
Lincoln Dixon
West Point Military Academy
Winfred B. Taylor
Batesville
Henry W. Bobrink
Lawrenceburg
Winfred
Dixon
Republican convention set for 3:30 in Laughery township
Wy P F Schroeder chairman urges Republicans from the township and city to attend the Laughery township convention rescheduled for 3:30 with voting expected around 4 00. The notice invites anyone wishing to affiliate with the Republican party to participate.
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Laughery Township
Wy. PF. Schroeder
German Services at G. M. E. Church This Sunday
The G. M. E. Church announces German services this Sunday with a sermon titled How God can change all things and a temperance sermon on Habakkuk 2 12 15. An especial invitation goes to all temperance people. Thursday afternoon the Ladies Aid Society meets at the parsonage all cordial invitations extended.
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Ladies Aid Society
Patriotic German service at St John Evangelical Lutheran
Next Sunday morning the St John Evangelical Lutheran Church will hold a patriotic service in German with Text Rev 17 and theme Weissagung und Erfuellung. English evening service at 7 p.m. uses Luke 10 29 37 with theme Loving thy neighbor. All welcome. no use of spiritual chlor form in any service.
Missionary Services Delayed to February Fifteenth
Bethany Church postpones entertainment due to a mistaken announcement. The program will now be held on February fifteenth at seven thirty in the evening, with the public cordially invited to attend an excellent program.
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Bethany Church
St Mark's Church Listing and Sale Notice
St Mark's Church announces Sunday School at 9 am and German services at 10:30 am. Junior League meets at 1 30 pm Luther League 6 15 pm. For sale a seven room dwelling on a 75 by 100 foot lot with fruit trees a good well and cistern asking 2500 dollars. Call Tribune office.
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Tip. m
Wisbelt
Tribune Office
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Basket Ball
Winfred Taylor
G. M. E. Church
St. John’s Ev. Luth
Missionary Services
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