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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
8
Dr. E B Vincent from Sunman was nearby last week. School began for the new year on January 5. Sylvester Schneider remains on the sick list. Mr. Harmeyer of St Marys visited Friday morning. Frank Meister and wife spent last Sunday with Mr Ratheiser and family.
The undersigned will give a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. This is a new remedy and a good one. G. A. Baas Batesville and Bigney & Co Sunman.
The Pleasant Park item notes a cedar shingles car at John Meyer and Bro’s Batesville. Herman Compart of Indianapolis visited his parents for the holidays. Maggie Sarringhausen of Indianapolis stayed with her parents a few weeks. Locals attended a Batesville New Year’s Eve ball. A crowd gathered at Fred Wonning’s Sunday evening.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a daily comfort aid for burns scalds cuts bruises ulcers fever sores eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns and warts. Claims best pile cure and sells for 25 cents at G A Baas' drug store.
Frank Tucker of Osgood visited here with relatives last week. Miss Madge Ensminger stayed with her sister Mrs. George Claypool at Sardinia. The H and H telephone project advances. Wind work largely finished. Clarence Wilson and family visited Z T Ralstin Saturday. A watch meeting at the church followed evening services with prayer and songs past midnight. Lulu Taylor and Hazel Pickett visited Miss Minnie Carroll Sunday.
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia says the remedy stopped her two year sick headache. She reports curing headache and constipation and biliousness with Dr King’s New Life Pills. 25 cents at Baas’s drug store.
Local items report visits by Mrs John Sieg to Rushville and by Miss Niobe Robinson to her sister Mrs Edward Franke. Joseph Winutz from Morris and Mr Theobald of Cincinnati are in town visiting relatives. Attendees joined a Sunman dance. George and Milton Wiesehan and George White visited Peppertown. Also promotions for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a sample offer at local shops.
Mrs. Fred Unrath of Benton Harbor Michigan credits Wine of Cardui with restoring her strength after childbirth. She says a tonic left her weaker until she took the medicine, leading to quick recovery and return to duties. The ad claims the remedy strengthens generation organs and prevents miscarriage.
Miss Lizzie Meyer of Brookville Valley House spent Sunday with home folks. Sophia Zimmer visited Meyer’s on Sunday afternoon. Katie Grothouse and George Housseger visited her brother Herman Grothouse last Sunday. G. W. Osburn stayed a few days with sister Mary Crusa. William Rennekamp seen in town last Sunday. William Osburn of Haymond and cousin Edward Loback of Illinois visited Crusa’s Monday. John Redman works for Quinn Walpe. Jacob Hildebrand Sr. and Bertha Crusa were at Sunman Tuesday. Cone Brunce went to Sunman Wednesday after his daughters. Chas Harvey was at Haymond Wednesday. Many attendees at Batesville mask hall. Winnie Alley and Oak Forest brother visited Sunday.
MiLAN Albert Wendelman of Cincinnati visits near Stumpke's Corner. Posts progress at M. A. Denning's and updates on local residents and a new baker Daniel Bruker from Cincinnati. Col J L Stites travels to Philadelphia for government tent pole contract. Peaks scarcity and pink true variety beds now valued up to 25 000 dollars.
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota fell and dislocated her shoulder. A surgeon reset it but she remained in severe pain until her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm. It quickly relieved her and allowed sleep. He then recommended it to others. For sale by G. A. Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Marriage licenses issued for Chas Obendorf and Bertha State. Leroy Decker and Emma Beckman. R S Hunter from Newcastle. Social visits noted among residents. Tony Hunter to Louisville for medical studies. Church supper, local visits, and weekly youth programs listed. Illness of Miss Laura Marshall reported. Indianapolis visit by Wm Hunter family. Court house drawing contest held with prizes announced.
The record notes a buggy donated by J. L. White drawn by Mr. Williams a gold watch donated by A. H. Beer drawn by J. L. White and a team of young males donated by Benjamin Lane drawn by Stephen Trisler Miss Maude McJohnston teaches in room No. 8 during Miss Marshall’s illness.
O H Downey of Churubusco Indiana proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as the infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip. He asserts it helps weak lungs and prevents pneumonia or consumption with instant relief and certain cure. Baas guarantees 50 cent and one dollar bottles with free trial bottles offered.
A man posing as Kentucky governor visited Florida claiming power and access to bourbon, but authorities say the stunt lacked legitimacy and raised questions about his motives and background. The incident drew attention from local officials and residents intrigued by the audacious impersonation.
A compilation from The Commoner shows Democratic leaders split over Cleveland era loyalties. Wisconsin voices warn against reconciling with Palmer Buckner McKinley factions, urging repentance and firm party principles. Critics from Illinois to New York deride Clevelandism and press for true Democratic equality and opposition to trusts.
A reader reminder urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds to prevent pneumonia. The note also criticizes Congress members discussing pay raises to 5000 dollars per year, while promoting a joint subscription offer for the Tribune and American Farmer at 1.25 dollars.
This ad promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for threat and lung troubles. It claims the product heals, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep, urging a trial bottle available at G. A. Baas's.
Corydon Republican asks if Democrats remain wary of militarism as the army is cut back, questioning party stance and public sentiment on defense policy. The brief reflects postwar political tensions and party positioning on national security.
The Middletown News urges restraint on expenses and warns against penurious policies and extravagant appropriations. It says lawmakers must oppose vicious proposed legislation and remember that people pay the freight, securing public approval through prudent budgeting.
An editorial argues socialism as the likely Democratic ism in future policy, warns it would erode individual freedoms and push government into all enterprises. It condemns socialism as dangerous and incompatible with human nature and institutional teachings.
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