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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
1
Community notices list trustee visits at Second and Washington, sales ads for fresh goods, mill moves, and local business promotions. Various residents travel, births and deaths recorded for 1906, church events announced, rentals and sales of property noted, and winter travel rates advertised.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at the company office on Saturday January 12 at 7 80 p m Frank Wallman president and D McCallum secretary invite all stockholders to attend
A local advert promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe treatment for children with coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the remedy is non hazardous contains no opium and can be given to babies as confidently as to adults with relief following use and prevention of croup when started early. Sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
On Thursday Jan 3 a red heifer calf about one year old was lost or strayed. Reward offered for information leading to its return. Notify John Netterman at the Nick Volz farm near Adams church in St Morris Indiana.
Luther League members sell tickets at Baas Schultz or via Miss Frieda Rosenmund president. Tickets must bear the International Lyceum Association stamp in red ink to be valid.
In loving memory of Mrs Rosina Koester who departed this life on January 6 1906 Our mother Oh our lips are saying this did falling tears So uay Many hearts are aching sore Since mother passed away We watched her fading year by year As they went slowly by But cast far from unseen the fear That she could ever die She seemed so good so pure so true To our admiring eyes We never dreamed this glorious fruit Was ripening for the skies And when at last the death stroke came So swift so sure so true The hearts that held her here so fast Were almost broken too Children.
Tony Faust was arrested by Marshal Borgstedt last Friday on concealed weapons charges. He pled guilty before Squire Stowe and was fined 300 dollars plus costs, total 10 dollars. The arrest followed an accidental shooting of Henry Walke at St. Clairs grave on New Year’s Eve, noted in last week’s Tribune.
A public notice warns that Harry Busch and Oscar Strobel were not involved in a shooting on December 30, 1906. The author threatens prosecution for malicious libel if the rumor is circulated further.
Suneman reports a burglary attempt at Frank Galbraith's house while Mrs. Galbraith was believed alone. Galbraith found the door after returning from westbound and intruders fled. Bloodhounds traced a similar 11 inch track but the wet rain limited evidence. Police connect the case to a prior incident at Mrs. Meyerose's.
Local residents report burglars active at night in Batesville with break in attempts at several homes. Roy Freeland received a late New Year call, a noisy window entry hurriedly cut short. Cordi Bauman heard a porch climber and alerted his father, sending the intruder away. Henry Hirt’s home was entered Saturday night but the would be intruder fled before intrusion was complete.
Prof I Joseffy, renowned magician, to perform in Batesville for the Luther League at Nickol's Hall on January 19. Admission priced at 26 cents to help cover expenses. show features sleight of hand, card tricks, and a glass plate illusion, plus violin performances of difficult classics.
The annual report presents key figures including totals of 33 and 5 with references to 1504 86 and amounts 2000 vo 230 UU 2250 U0. It notes financial performance and year performance indicators tied to the organization’s budget and revenue streams.
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