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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
4
A flood of notes records visits and travel among residents of Greensburg Morris and surrounding towns. Many individuals including John Wintz John Hatfner and Mrs. Henry Walsman are listed as spending time in Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Morris with families and friends over the period.
A round of returns and departures marks the holidays with Paul Foerster and family heading back to Indianapolis on Thursday after Christmas visits. Miss Anna Wintz leaves for Indy Friday morning. Cincinnati visitors Oscar Lehmkueller and wife return after visiting relatives. Several others travel to Indianapolis Shelbyville Greensburg and Berea for funerals visits or to pursue business or studies.
Edward B. Firsich applies to the County Board of Commissioners of Ripley County Indiana for permission to purchase a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Batesville. The request covers spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities of five gallons or less with on premise consumption, plus soft drinks cigars and tobacco. The location is the north room of a two story brick building on lot 4 in Geo P Sim’s addition fronting Pearl street with specified entryways and rooms. The license previously granted to Henry Moeller remains in effect.
Notice to sell and transfer liquor license to Edward S. Eirsiehaw in Batesville Mipley County Indiana. Public action set for the next regular term of the Board of Commissioners on the coming February meeting date to authorize sale and transfer.
An advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery as a trusted cough and cold remedy. It claims effectiveness for throat and lung problems and urges households to keep a bottle. The piece notes dealer recommendations and pricing hints. Nearby, social notes mention Henry Toerner and daughter Laura visiting Covington relatives for New Year and others visiting kin over New Year.
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