Local residents travel figures and shop notices
Local Batesville area residents travel to Cincinnati Indianapolis Lawrenceburg and Aurora for business and visiting. Tax payments and lubricants advertised. Several families attend funerals and visit relatives as First National Bank reports tax lists. Magnolia of Oldenburg and Morris residents attach trips and social visits throughout region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Fischer
Aurora
Marie Stott
Lawrenceburg
Rolla von Gundy
Cincinnati
J. F. Kleiner
Leona Kestler
Sunman
L. Ie. Howard
John Bierbusse
Lou Adrian
Pasenger
Adam Fehtinger
Charles ‘Taucke
John Schulten
Indianapolis
Richard Rehlmer
Batesville
William Littmer
R. A
Greensburg
Louis Minneman
Louis Meister
Josie Gutzwiller
Frane Luding
Margaret
Lueila Schroeder
Newpoint
Mathilda
Robert Wagner
Child
First National Bank
Laughery
Adams
A. Drees
Lolda
Drees
Oldenburg
J. Francis Lochard
Versailles
Montgomery County
Mrs. Lochard
Mr. Lochard
3En Kexsing
Harry Ichewine
William Hoelker
Harry Drees
Spades
George Menzie
James
Frank Grieshop
George Spilker
Emma Miller
Oakley
Ohio
Subscribers urged to report mailing list errors
Our mailing list is corrected to date except for current week's payments. Readers are asked to notify us of any remaining date errors and to remit promptly if they are not prepaid.
Good Gasoline Supply Promises Relief to Users
Advertisement proclaims a move to meet demand for good gasoline with unlimited supply. Drums sell at 28 cents per gallon while smaller amounts go for 30 cents per gallon.
Dance At St Clair's Hall Saturday Evening
The Eureka Band will play at St. Clair's Hall Saturday evening January 31 offering latest dance music with refreshments and lunch. Meanwhile Batesville Roller Mills reports mill feed in stock and encourages purchase while supply lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Public School Notes Highlights and Student Activities
The first semester ends next week with tests in order. Senior girls form a teachers training class meeting after school under Miss Stuart to review grammar and the science of education. Activities include a high school orchestra practice, a Literary Society election with Audrey Samms as president and a debate on unions, sophomores’ Opening Exercise program, a Bonnet Babies song, Hippie Fiddlers violin duet, and a mouse trapping department in Domestic Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam’s Johnson
Bobby
High School Literary Society
Audrey Samms
Lester Boese
Geneva Dieckman
Paul Romweber
Wm. Hillenbrand
Cordelia Nickel
Vera Sarringhaus
Bertha Erbacher
Reuben Behlmer
Aileen Samms
Russell Henry
Stuart
Rates for notices and ads at local paper
The notice lists charges for various items including Black face heads and front page readers at 10c per line, readers run of paper at 10c per line, and one cent per word for cards of thanks obituaries remembrances. Classified ads 14c per word per issue. legal notices at legal rates. Legal matter at legal rates. The fur market ends season end of month and buyers seek furs and hides. beef hides prices remain strong as seller seeks prompt sale. N. E. Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Gregory
DANGER IN WILD FLOWERS
Nay fever is common in children and often mistaken for colds. Dr. William Scheppegrell, president of the Nay Fever Prevention association, warns that exposure in parks or the country can worsen reactions to pollen from ragweeds and other wild flowers. Daisy fleabane, dandelion, field daisies, and blackeyed Susan are named as causes when flowers are sniffed, with symptoms lasting into fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scheppegrell
New Orleans
Uay
Scheppegrell
Stars and Stripes War Publication Record Set
The Stars and Stripes served as the official organ of the American Expeditionary Forces in France. It rose from 30 000 to 550 000 circulation within a year, ran a French war orphan fund with 2 000 000 francs from 450 000 soldiers, and earned 3 300 000 francs in 16 months. It printed 500 poems by soldiers and rejected 20 000. Notables included Sergt Maj Philip Von Eton and Serge Robert I Snader, Clevelanders, among about 250 staff at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes
Oe Publite
Amercan
France
Sergt
Maj
Philip von Eton
Serge
Robert I. Snader
American Red Cross worker finds Armenian mother’s child
A Red Cross member in Aleppo faces a plea from an Armenian woman who says a Turk stole her daughter. He solves the puzzle by asking the mother to sing the lullabies she sang to her child. The girl smiles, memory returns, and the mother regains her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
American Red Cross
Aleppo
Bran Gift Sparks Limited Car Load Sale
Car of bran arrives and is distributed while supplies last. Wilber Schrader of the Job Printing Tribune Office can be reached by phone 22 for details and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Schrader
Tribune
Notice to Patrons on Salt Shortage
Owing to the threatened salt famine we advise customers to take care of immediate wants. Having been unable to get any for some time we want to protect our customers while we still have it. A. C. Foerster & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Foerster & CO
Protect Your Savings at Batesville Bank
Urgent notice urging readers to protect their lifetime savings by calling at Batesville Bank for guidance and services to safeguard assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Bank
Scientific Management and a Bonny Tale of Pursuit
Senator Cummins at a luncheon in Atlantic City hears a tale about scientific management. A confidential chat with Brown reveals a twist in romance: the wife who refused marriage eventually pursued him after he made a fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Atlantic City
Brown
Filming a Big Game Hunt in East Africa
A young man arranges a contract with a motion picture firm to film a big game hunting expedition in East Africa. He expects profits as he takes along operators and cameras, while the firm gains footage for a potential success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Africa
Eust Africa
Fils
Manchester Guardian
Want Ads from Batesville Ohio Indiana Commerce
Classified listings with multiple items including for sale fire wood six room frame building on West Pearl Street and various dwellings in Batesville Indiana. Ads list prices and contact points for A B Wycoff Peter Holzer and The Hillenbrand Co with farm labor and job printing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pearl Street
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Frank Walsman
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Sherman Mason
Myrtle Glaub of
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A. W. Romweber
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Mary Mitchell
Henry Thielking
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John Jonas
Frank Kurtz
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Herman Zeits
Albert Armstrong
Gertrude Walsman
W. H. Smith
H. H. Kramer
George Johanning
Emil Steinert
Evergreen Cemetery
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ST Clair’s
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Parry & Feller
Public
Nour
Mike Benz
Batesville Roller Mills
J. H. Wilker
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Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Batesvile
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Henry Wirth
R. R
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