07 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
1
Timothy seed at Walsman's. Local beer agents harvest ice last week and this. Marcius Connelly attended court in Versailles on Monday. Carloads of farming implements at Meyer's hardware. William St. Clair and Mike Wernke visited Hamburg on Sunday.
Notice to Eagles Batesville Aerie No 1130 changes meeting venue to Gree nnan hall next to Batesville bank with meetings every Monday at 730 p.m. First meeting set for Monday February 11 1907 J G Conk Sec.
On a Sunday morning August H. Busch and wife were riding to church when their buggy horse suddenly frightened and threw them. Mrs. Busch suffered a broken collar bone and minor injuries while Mr. Busch escaped with slight bruises. Dr. Martin treated them and reported they are benefitting.
A series of 1920s style property transfers records multiple deeds including Powell to Shook 13 acres in Holton for 600, Ninnett to Jarvis lot 23 Cross Plains for 450, McClure to Doran lots 41 42 Hulton Cemetery for 2450, Wiss et alto Am man lots 0 81 32 03 34 and 34 Old Milan for 250, and Crum to B O S W RR Co for 2.12 acres in Delaware Tp valued at 106.00. Other transfers include Fleming to Pendergast for a fraction of an acre in Versailles worth 1000 and Bronce to Powell for 0.26 acre in Holton priced at 1300.
What to do when bilious is to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
Prohibitionists in Marion County Indiana publish a unanimous declaration against high license as a temperance measure. They argue high license fails to curb drinking, cites Chicago and Indianapolis examples, and note churches and temperance groups oppose it. Local items mention seed, bread, meetings, and social events.
Oil Prince Jr is prepared to work at Behrman livery barn on George Street beside Batesville Mill. Henry Behrman, Prep notes. A foreigner working west of Newpoint on the Big Four railroad line was killed by a freight train last Saturday with the body severely mutilated. Modern Woodmen occupy Greemann hall near Hatesville Bank. Eagles and Knights of Pythias also move to Greemann hall. William Hammerle, Harry Hammerle, Charles Bettice and Miss Celia Becker traveled to Cincinnati Tuesday to attend the funeral of Celia’s father Anthony Kecker, buried yesterday.
Notice to Patrons. On and after February 1st, the undersigned will sell milk at 6 cts per quart. BARNEY SCHROEDER, JOHN BHUPPMELER, Louis HAAS. H. fF. & Schrader has transferred his interest in galvanized tin and roofing work to EH. Schrader who will assume charge on Monday, February 7th, 107. HH. FP. E. will continue in plumbing and heating at the old stand and thanks patrons for past patronage.
The Modern Woodmen invite sealed bids by next Saturday at 6 PM for hall cleaning services for one year. Bids are to be submitted to Fred Brummer, who can provide additional details about the work.
The Elmer Crowell estate will auction livestock and farm implementry on Monday Feb 18 1907 at the Jacob Greiner farm four miles south of Batesville. Items include horses cows brood sow chickens corn oats fodder a wagon rake mower harrow plows harness and other farm articles. Sale starts at noon with usual terms.
A Saturday crowd gathered at Chas Crowell’s home to celebrate his 36th birthday. Guests enjoyed a bountiful supper and shared general merriment. Crowell received several useful presents and expressed gratitude, with everyone hoping for many more pleasant birthdays.
Mrs. Fan Nie Griffin of Troy Alabama reports a twenty year skin disease cured after using two boxes of Chamberlain's Salve. The remedy is sold by Baas and Schultz in Batesville Bigney and Co in Sunnman.
John Fischer, 24, died after his jaw locked for 36 hours following a cut on his right hand from galvanized iron while siding A. J. Cook's marble shop. He fell unconscious and died Monday morning. Born near Hamburg, Indiana, he was buried after a St Louis church service with the Eagles lodge in attendance. relatives came from Aurora Cincinnati St Peters Indianapolis.
Farm and house listings from Osgood Realty Co. Includes housing, rental talk, and local business notes. Mentions Senator D McCallum visiting from Indianapolis, residents moving to Gree mann area, and various local shops like Meyer's restaurant and hardware. Also references ice cream, fertilizers, shoes, buggies, and flour for sale.
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