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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
3
Vice-President Fairbanks heads to the Chicago convention with broad Indiana support. He has the endorsements of all Indiana conventions from county to state held before Chicago and, the article asserts, he deserves every one.
Noblesville mills, idle for three months, post notices to return Feb 17. The plant with 450 workers has orders to mid next summer. Hartford City glass factory, idle months, restaffs to about 900 men, starting up with doubled force.
The passage argues that the Democratic press amplifies current money stringency while Republicans seek an emergency financial bill to avert further tightening. It claims voters will support the party able to guide the nation through a Wall Street panic and keep staple prices stabilised as patriotic duty.
Delegations from Florida divided along Taft and anti Taft lines at the state convention with each side electing four at large delegates and each congressional district choosing Taft and non Taft slates. The split mirrors tensions between federal office holders and anti Washington factions.
The author argues against tariff commissions saying they mimic presidential bias and shift responsibility from Congress. They insist Congress and the President should directly shape tariff laws, with members accountable to voters rather than outsourcing decisions to a commission.
Miss Rosa Merchen returns to Cincinnati after weeks with Anthony Brandes family. Cincinnati visitors include Mrs Frient and Mrs Peine. Gusts of relatives visit Hamburg and Batesville families. several residents travel to Indianapolis Muncie and Cincinnati for visits and business.
Nicholas Volz auditor certifies the February 1908 Ripley County commissioners allowances list as true and complete.
Engineers and viewers submit findings on a petition by Cassius M Osburn et al for a Free Gravel Road in Adams township Ripley County Indiana. They deem the highway public utility and outline grading drainage paving sections with stations, measurements, culverts bridges and macadam details, costs and dispute resolution.
John Meyer and daughter Louisa visited H Dieckman and family Sunday. John Norwold with wife and baby from Swedenburg visited home folks here Sunday. Miss Irena Meyer attended a dance at Wm Goyert's Friday. John Wissman and family visited relatives here Monday. Mrs H Meyer and daughter Irena, Mrs Kops, Mrs Peetz and Miss Sophia Dieckman called on Mrs Ahring and daughter Sunday.
Notices is hereby given that February 3 is set for the Board of County Commissioners to consider petitions from Jackson township residents to improve certain roads. The document lists numerous petitioners including David L. Eaton William J. Gaint Fred Holzhanse John B. Hardehbe Peter Rabinalp Henry Vogel Charles Robiman Edgar Waters Charles McGaughey Lewis Heimsath John Cawan Fred Myers Andrew Meyer Frank Hiner Johnson Meyers George Myers Jouln Busendart Mich Anthony Mebrli John Kanning John Kinnop Heimsath Frank Rehlins James Hazelriggy Edwin Fox Matt Hassen Michael Lam Rudolph Hertenstein Milton Perner George Ebnes Wor Dausch Henry Rolling William Alexander Stecemoller Fd Hardebeck Boden ers John Bunsehaici John Sveuri Henry Schotver Henry Dresher Robert Lutes John Heimsath Fred Finke Hiram Eaton Jacob Meyer Craine Newman Gerhard Frank William Vahsur Harves Pichner John Knop John Cook Grow Luther Hazelrigg Foreman Subluetor Frank Warner William Dobson Bernard Giges Henry Kanning Grant Roberts NICHOBAS VOLZ Auditor Ripley County.
Official notice dated February 2008 records action by auditor Nicholas Nolz of Ripley County. The document references witness and band terms and assigns a seat or position related to the audit process.
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