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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
1
A collection of brief items: residents visiting Cincinnati and Indianapolis for holidays or business, family births, elevator operations, and local store notices. Names include Harry Pohlman, Dr. Coomes, George Bessler, John Bierbusse, Harry Blank, and families. performances at Meyer's restaurant. Batesville and Krame Co. ads. and social visits to Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, and Newpoint.
Notice to stockholders announces the Adams and Curtis Shoe Co annual meeting at the company office on Saturday January 12 1907 at 7 80 p m all stockholders invited Frank Wallman president D McCallum secretary to attend.
Notice states that P Jack Gauck is authorized to gather laundry deliver some and make collections on behalf of Batesville Steam Laundry. They thank customers for past favors and solicit future patronage through their agent.
Tickets for Hlomeseekers routes to the West Northwest Southwest South and Southeast go on sale the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Passengers can book for travel to multiple regions with reduced fares and limited seating.
On New Year’s Eve two masked men forced entry through a back window at Mrs. Almena Meyerose’s Sunman residence, dragged her from bed, beat her, and ransacked the home before taking $2300 and fleeing at gunpoint. Mrs. Meyerose is under a physician’s care. the community voices strong resolve to catch the burglars amid widespread concern.
Mrs. T. W. W. Sunman and daughter Ruby of Spades attended the second number of the concert course at Nickel's hall last Thursday night. They were guests of Mrs. A. E. Martin and returned home Friday morning.
Smoke Schorr's Havana Blossoms and Batesville flour bread praised. E E Taylor and Mrs Oehlman travel to Sunman and Indianapolis. Visitors include Misses Minute, Cora Schein, Master Nieman, and Byron Winsor. Funeral of John Bacher held in rain. bank hours extended for workers.
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve for ending twenty years of nasal catarrh. He reports the swelling and soreness vanished after applying the salve to the sore surface. The ad notes the salve is 25 cents at Baas Schultz's. A Batesville civic notice urges bond funding to improve streets, suggesting a three thousand dollar bond issue to finance quad street construction and notes taxes may rise lightly.
Washington DC educator Dr. Eugene May will deliver the fourth lecture in a Ladies Aid Society series at the German M. E. church on Tuesday evening January 8. Admission 35 cents with reserved seats at 10 cents extra. Tickets available at Baas Schuitz's.
The editors urge patrons with debts to settle this week before leaving for an extended period. Those unable to pay this week may settle later with William H. Wessel, who will issue receipts valid as if signed by the editor. If possible, settlement should occur soon after the current week.
A long list details transfers of land and lots valued from $1 to $3,000 across Batesville Osgood Adams township and Shelby township. Names include Schwier Baylor Speck Rea Semper Moxley Hull Walsh and many others with parcels ranging from 0.25 to 80 acres and prices noted. Local Tribune notices also praise subscribers and advertise goods and services.
The widow and children thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and at the death and burial of John Bacher. Special thanks to Rev Henry J Steding Undertaker Severinghaus and Union Furniture Company staff for sympathy. May the Great Lord reward you all.
Tony Faust fired a loaded revolver during a Batesville New Year’s event in St. Clair’s graveyard. A bullet hit Gus Walke in the hip and traveled down the bone. Faust went to Dr. Martin and was told to go home, with treatment to follow in the morning.
J. B. Waterman writes that his daughter long afflicted with epilepsy was cured by Dr King s New Life Pills and has not had an attack for over two years. Baas Schultz s drug store offers the cleanser and tonic pills at 25 cents each.
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