Batesville Plans 3000 Dollar Street Improvement Bonds
Ordinance 64 authorizes Batesville Indiana to borrow 3000 dollars to repair and improve streets. Bonds in 300 dollar denominations at 4 percent interest payable annually will be sold by sealed bids with notice in local newspapers Batesville Tribune and Democratic Herald. Passed February 18 1907 by the Board of Trustees Joseph Schork president and Jacus F Drescher town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Indiana
Batesville Bank
Board of Trustees
Democratic Herald
Batesville Tribune
Wissman
Kaiser
Strauss
Peetz
Scehork
Wissma
Petz
Schork
Peets
Joseph Schork
Jacus F. Drescher
Kipling successor Maren Crawford tops royalties
E Maren Crawford, following Kipling, earns more from his books than any living author. In America alone, the publishing house issuing his books has paid him nearly $225000 in royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Maren Crawford
Kipling
America
Real Estate Ads From Osgood Realty and Local Sellers
Real estate listings invite owners to sell or rent farms or houses through Osgood Realty Co in Osgood Indiana. John Vanderheide and John Meyer attend a Hardware Dealers Convention in Indianapolis. New Comi Honey jet recently received for sale at 1 sc a pound. H H Kramer promotes Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood Realty Co
Osgood Ind
Jobn Vanderheide and
John Meyer
Indianapolis
iSca Pound
H.H. Kramer
Town Board Advances Bonds and Street Improvements
The Town Board met Monday evening with full attendance. It authorized issuing 3000 dollars in street improvement bonds, paid off a 500 dollar school bond, and granted First National Bank a permit to use part of Main street for a new bank building. The meeting adjourned to February 25, 1907.
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Marshal Borgsted
Batesville Tribune
Schwartz
Batesville Bank
First National Bank
Main Street
Pearl Street
Local dealers and residents featured in community notices
Walsman's coal oil and Havana Blossoms advertised alongside Morris flour and Batesville products. Residents Andy Wintz, Alphonse Ehrbacher, Jno Boehmer, Viola Meyer, Cora Baarnhorst, Tillie Bachus, Hilda Johanning, and others are listed with visits, moves, and birthdays. Hardware stores, banks, and the Hillenbrand Co. office appear in brief items.
Resolutions of Condolence for John Martin Tischer
Batesville Aerie No. 1130 Fraternal Order of Eagles drafts resolutions on the death of John Martin Tischer. The committee extends sympathy to the bereaved parents and relatives, orders the resolutions entered in minutes, copies sent to the family, and publication in local papers. Signed by Jonnn Koehmer Peter Holman Jacob G. Coor.
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Batesville Aerie
Order of Eaglels
John Martin Tischer
Fischer
Jonnn Koehmer
PetTer Holanmn
Jaacob G. Coor
Jury Awards Mary Starks 2500 in Railroad Damage Suit
A Versailles circuit court jury awarded Mary A. Starks 2500 after a trial that began Tuesday and involved about 35 witnesses. The case stemmed from the February 14, 1906 fatal crossing accident at Mulberry street Batesville No. 11. The suit named CU C C St. L Railroad Co. and followed failed settlement attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Starks
CU. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Versailles
Batesville
Connelley & Klein
T.L. Creath
Rail
Thos. S. Cravens
J. O. Cravens
F. M. Starks
Mulberry Street
Batesville Bank Tax Payments and Local Moves
Batesville Bank now handles tax payments for Batesville and surrounding townships Lacghery, Adams, Oldenburg, and Ray with no charges. Hyomei offers a money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh, sold by Baas and Schultz as a complete outfit for $1. Fred Dickman and family from Connersville visit, with wife and child staying with the Ambergers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Laughery Township
Adams Township
Oldenburg
Ray Township
Hyomei
Oyster social and social notices at St Clair hall
Modern Woodmen plan an Oyster social at St Clair's hall on Saturday evening March 9 inviting all residents. Joesph Luesse and bride, married in Hamilton Ohio last Tuesday, arrive in town and stay with friends on Broadway street. A Y M S C drama Santiago was well received. a repeat is planned tonight. D McCallum traveled from Indianapolis to Versailles as a witness in the Mrs I Starks case. Spring coats expected March 1. H H Kramer features new trunks telescopes and suitcases.
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St. Clair’s Hall
Joesph Luesse
Bride
Hamilton, O
Broadway Street
D. McCallum
Indianapolis
Versailes
Mrs. I. Starks
The
Big Our
Wall Paper and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Henry and Herman Bornemeyer traveled to Indianapolis Saturday for business. Coney Lamppert visited Lawrenceburg to spend Sunday with relatives. Miss Rose Feld arrived from Cincinnati to see family. Harry Timmerman came from Cincinnati to visit. Carloads of farm wagons advertised at Meyer hardware. Seneca Stock and Poultry Food offered by Wm. Krieger & Son. Herman Obermeier visited Cincinnati. Blue grass seed sold at Walsman’s.
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Coney Lamppert
Lawrenceburg
Rose Feld
Cincinnati
Seneca Stock and Poultry Food
Wm. Krieger & Son
Oysters daily at Engels and local notices
A collection of small town items includes Engel’s offer of oysters every day, various shop promotions from Wall Paper at all prices to Gauck's store, and notices of deliveries, sales, and services. Also mentions Miss Dora Wessel visiting Cincinnati, carpentry and cleaning services, and community events around Batesville.
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Gauck's Store
Property Transfers Across Shelby and Batesville Areas
A string of land and lot transfers recorded from Shelby and Batesville townships, including Eliza A Starke to Jacob Nauert for 67 acres, Ida P May to Ida M Demaree for Holton lots 117 118 and 119, and the Batesville town trustees acquiring various parcels. Amounts range from 1250 to 4000 dollars, with many 10 to 88 acre deeds noted and multiple buyers including Mathew Adam Thos Day C C C and St. L Ry Co. Other transfers include 80 acres Brown Township and 92 25 acres Johnson Township, with rail and trustee-related transactions.
What to Do When Bilious Advertisement
When bilious, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and bowels. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Baas & adultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Adultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local notes and arrivals in Morris and nearby areas
Martin Bedel of Morris visits his daughter Mrs. Henry J. Schroeder and friends. Wm. Krieger and Son offer a free buggy whip with stock food packages. Rev. Baron to lecture at Clinton Schoolhouse on February 26 at 7 30 p.m. Geo. M. Hillenbrand returns from Cincinnati. Meyer's restaurant serves ice cream and sodas. Krome & Co. cleans clover seed. Walsman offers carload buvvies verifiably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bedel
Morris
Henry J. Schroeder
Wm. Krieger and Son’s
Baron
Clinton
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Ashland
BAAS @ SCHULTZ
Cuba
Laughery
Adams
Ray and
Salt Creek
Franklin Co
St Clair’s Hall
Mayme Martin
Jos. F. Volz
Otto Grau & Co
Ignatz Bowser
Cin
Harry Meyer
Krieger & Son
Wm. Gelvin
Chas. Bettice
Timothy Seed
Walsman’s
Walsman
Schorr
Havana
Andy Wintz
Queen City
Alphonse Ehrbacher
Wm. Vaughn
Greensburg
Timothy
Clever Seed
Meyer’s
Joseph Waywood
Brookville
Jno
Boehmer and Wife
Frank Moorman
Viola Meyer
Cora Baarnhorst
Hillenbrand Co
Wim. Menhhofer
Seneca Poultry Food
al. Shane
Napoleon
Fred Meyer
Tillie Bachus
Kramer
H. J. Walsman
Hardware Association
H. H. Kramer
H. H. Krame
Klein
Henry Rehrman
Newpoint
Oil Prince
Lafe Hickman
Will Westerfield
Mr. Hickman
Frank Harves
Minneapolis
Hilda Johanning
Maggie Minger
Catherine Mann
Lynetta Livington
Nella Brackensick
Luella
Gladys Winsor
Edith Kramer
Lorena Brockman
Nora
Edna Bornemeier
Gladys Timmermann
Julia Hiller
Mildred Heinlein
Hilda
Big Four Railway
Henry Behrman
Jacob Bachus
Henry Schwegman
Holy Family
Odenburg
Fred Dickman
Connersville
Chris Amberger
Oyster Social
Santiago
Gauck’s Store
Henry and
Herman Bornemeyer
Harry Timmerman
Meyer Hardware Store
Herman Obermeier
Engel’s
Boye
Frank Walsman
Meyer
Dora Wessel
John Schroeder
J. ¥. Kleiner
Batesville Milling Co
Krome & Co
Chas. and
Jake Meister
Andy Tekulve
Bitesville
Berry Dickey
North Vernon
H. H
John Bennet
Sunoman
John Condon
Kaiser Livery Barn
Southport
Ind
Carrie Tekulve
Gus Sudding
A. F. Wordemane
Charles Tekulve
Carrie
St. Leon
John Schneider
Batesville Musical Club
College of Music, of
Nickel’s Hall
Buas & Schultz's Drug Store
St. Mark's Church
Arthur K. Gringel
Gringel
Eliza A Starke
Jacob C. Nauert
Shelby
Ida P. May
Ida M. Demaree
Holton
D. F
Chaff
Mathew Adam
Day
Town of
Batesville ,Gl
Fannie Lawless
Frank Lockridge
Osgood
Lettie E. Rahe
James H. Wigman
M. F. Holman
John Rocco
Johnson Tp
Henry Barnester
Lewis Sieg
Eliza Montgomery
Jerry S. Hull
James B. Thackrey
Sherman T. Hutson
Wm. Thieman
John Mehring
Jackson Tp
Henry Barnefiher
John Bruns
Adams Tp
Hughs
Rhoda Hughs
John N. Ward
James H. Lemnon
Milton Haynes
Samantha Dickerson
Rhoda M. Spears
Leonard Siebein Jr
Shelby Tp
Calvin M. Taylor
Leonard Siebein
Ripley Co
Lewis Sierlot
Suoman
Auditor Ripley Co
John B. Custer
Gauck’s
Geo. M. Hillenbrand
Meyer's
J. EF. Kleiner
John J. Schroeder
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