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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
8
Cincinnati markets list farm prices across butter eggs poultry meat and produce with detailed per unit quotes. The page records dairy goods, vegetables like potatoes cabbage and sweets, fat and lean cattle hogs sheep and lambs, and hay flour wheat corn oats and rye prices. Local notices recount visitors funerals and shop visits in Batesville and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Kate Vongundy and her aunt Mrs. Busching of Cincinnati traveled to Shelbyville on Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Busching attended the funeral of her sister Mrs. Bornemeyer.
W. E. Venner reports fine business in Harrison while many locals travel to attend weddings, visit relatives, and return from trips. The column lists health updates, hunting trips, and several notices of marriages and social events across Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Cincinnati, and surrounding towns.
John Meister was the guest of Indianapolis relatives. Charles Denker and wife from Indianapolis visited her parents, Henry Mane and wife, during the holidays. Albert Schrader and family spent Sunday with Wm. Smith and family near Napoleon. Sophia and Clara Selke returned to Indianapolis after visiting home folks. Alvin Shane and family of Batesville were guests here part of last week. Fred Luers and wife spent New Years at Louis Kirchnhof's. Mrs Wm. Schutter ill with pneumonia. The infant son of Ed Schutter and wife of Lookout, four months and twenty five days old, died and was buried at Adams Church cemetery with Rev. Hesseman officiating.
Amos F. King, of Port Byron New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a leg sore that troubled him for over eighty years. He now calls himself eighty five. The product is guaranteed to cure all sores and sells for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz druggists. Also noted: Morris attendees at the funeral of John Kraus Saturday including George Siefert Otto Glowka William Huber John Zillebuehler John Walstman and Herman Woerdeman.
Clem Ettel and Anna Dickman travel to Indianapolis and Cincinnati for visits and schooling while Peter Etter Jr and Martin Lampe deliver a horse to Jos Paul in Shelbyville. Miss Mamie Brinkman visits Cincinnati relatives. Ed Merkel and Oldenburg group attend New Year events. Roellards move to Shelbyville for their future home and neighbors bid farewell.
In America the cry is for Dr King's New Discovery a remedy praised by Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts who says it gives immediate relief and quickly cures a cough or cold. The makers Baas Schultz druggists guarantee it as the only sure cure for weak lungs and sore threats with trial bottles free.
The fragment notes multiple social items including hospitalizations pneumonia cases for Grace Pate and Vivian Ross, visitors and returns to Versailles Moores Hill Cincinnati Indianapolis and Seymour, a seizing train accident injury to Grover Seevers, Edgar Smith welcoming a daughter Jan 3, and various family visits, shop outings, and theater attendance with names such as Gee Rossard, Joe Wills Grace Pate Jank Cottingham Louis Colson Dr Pinkston and Mrs Harnischfeger among others.
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