Batesville Town Board to Meet Over Street Bond Issue
Batesville Indiana residents are notified of a special called meeting of the Board of Trustees at the town hall on Saturday January 7 at 7 30 p m to decide if town bonds not exceeding 3 400 000 dollars shall be issued to repair and improve streets. Town Clerk Jacob F Drescher signs the notice.
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Batesville
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Jacob F, Drescher
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Trustee's Notice Sets Weekly Call at Residence Corner
Trustee states he will be at his residence at Cor Second and Washington Streets each Saturday for township business. Call there on that date for inquiries or to handle matters.
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Second
Washington Sts
The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters Ad
This notice praises plain women for healthful traits and claims Electric Bitters restore weak women. It promises strong nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a beautiful complexion and is guaranteed by Baas and Schultz druggists for 50 cents.
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Baas & Schultz
Local Store Ads and Visitor Notes From Town
Sausage machines at Walsman s. Spring fertilizers at Meyer's hardware. Ice cream and sodas at Meyer's restaurant. Fred Tekulve of Lawrenceburg visited Tuesday. Clean timothy and clever seed at Meyer's hardware. Batesville flour noted for bread quality. For sale full blooded Red Poll bull. call George Niese. Large line of cotton or wool blankets and comforts by H H Kramer. Miss Dora Wessel from Cincinnati visited her parents. Miss Nora Frensentmeyer went to Shelbyville for funeral. Mrs John Rudolph of Cincinnati visited Oldenburg friends.
Oysters and various goods advertised in local notices
Local ads list Engel's oysters daily, Pride of Cuba smoke shorts, Walsman's coal oil, Batesville flour, farm implements at Wool, blankets and ready made comforts at H. H. Kramer. Social at Nickol's Hall January 31 by St Marks Ladies Society. Rental and sale notices include two houses at St Nicholas and one acre near Catholic church.
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St. Marks Ladies Society
Nickol’s Hall
St. Nicholas
John Bennett
Sunman
Indiana
Smoke Schort's Havana Blossoms And Other Local Items
Smoke Schort's Havana Blossoms noted. Morris flour claims supreme for good bread with carloads of farm wagons at Meyer hardware showing a wide stock. Krame & Co offers Huckwheat flour granam corn meal and rye meal with lamps marketed as light hardware. Terry orchestra supplied music for a New Point Friday dance. Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Mrs. Kate Stierley of Peppertown visited Mrs. Jos Hittel Saturday. Mocha and Java coffee priced at 18c a pound, cheaper than city rates. Mrs. Ben Cloninger returned to Winfield Tenn. after visiting Am brecht family. Joseffy entertainment by Luther League drew a large, pleased audience.
The Secret of Success How to Win Lecture
Rev A Gring el presents The Secret of Success or How to Win on Thursday February 7 at the German M E church. Tickets sold by Baas Schultz at regular prices.
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Rev. A. Gringel
M. E
Baas & Schultz
Milk Price Notice for February 1st Sale
Notice to patrons announcing milk to be sold at 6 cents per quart starting February 1st by Barney Schroeder John Huffmeier and Louis Baas with official sale authority.
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Barney Schroeder
John Huffmeier
Louis Baas
Huntersville School Notes Highlight Streak of Perfect Attendance
The Huntersville school lists pupils with no absences or tardies up to Jan 1. It notes top first term attendance 5.86 and minimal misspellings across grade levels. The Young Peoples Reading Circle's twenty books were added to the library and patrons are invited to visit.
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Blanche Gross
Bertha Landsetel
Lorena Schwetman
Viieda Behrman
John Drockelman
Edna Bornemeier
Matilda Schrader
Gilbert Gluesenkamp
Carrie Schwetman
Lena Schwetman
Young Peoples Reading Circle
Special Services At St Mark’s Lutheran Church
Next Sunday evening Rev J McDowell of Springfield Ohio will preach at St Mark’s Lutheran Church. The Christian Workers will be installed by Pastor Gringel. Public invited. A remembrance note marks the first anniversary of Charles Lehmkuehler who died January 20 1906. His family recalls his kindness and care and notes the home feels dark without him.
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J. McDowell
Springfield
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Women Fight Over Squabble Turns Court Case
In Squire Stone's court Mrs. Tobias Lucas and Mrs. Joe Lucas sisters in law faced a minor dispute sparked by their children's quarrel. Mrs. Joe Lucas received a $1 fine and about $10 in costs. The husband who paid the fine briefly threatened to strike others but was restrained, jailed briefly before being released after order was restored.
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Squire Stone
Tobias Lucas
Joe Lucas
Crowell
Morris
Oil Prince Jr Enters Service at Behrman Livery Barn
Oil Prince Jr is now ready for service at the Behr man livery barn on George street next to the Batesville Mill. Henry Behrman is listed as proprietor.
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Behrman
George Street
Batesville Mill
Henry Behrman
Prup
Oyster Social at Nickel's Hall Friday Night
The Bachelor Girls host an oyster and ice cream social at Nickel's Hall Friday night January 25. Proceeds support food sufferers and all are invited to attend.
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Nickel’s Hall
Infant Dies at Home Under Suspicion of Smothering
The infant son of Nick Oser and spouse was found dead in its bed Wednesday morning after a birth last Sunday. Coroner Nicholas conducted an inquest. Funeral services are held this morning at the Catholic cemetery with Kessing and Zierer directing burial.
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Nick Oser
Nicholas
Kessing & Zierer
Euterpe Trio to Perform in Batesville Concert
The Euterpe Trio from the College of Music Cincinnati will perform in Batesville on Thursday evening January 24 as the third event in the Ladies' Musical Club series. Soprano S A Comstock violinist Madge Macgregor and pianist Miss Lewis will present a program featuring works by Paderewski Bohm Ries and Dvorak among others. The trio, lauded by the Pendletonian of Falmouth Kentucky, has attracted a large audience and strong critical praise for its refined technique and expressive depth.
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Euterpe
College of Music of Cincinnati
Batesville
Ladies’ Musical Club
S. A. Comstock
Mme
Louise Dotti
Madge Macgregor
Miss Macgregor
Jose Marien
Ysaye
Miss Then Lewis
Miss Lewis
Sig
Albino Gorno
Pendletonian
Falmouth
Cracoviene
Paderewski
Lewis x
Mattei
Comstock
Borowski
Bohm
Miss Macgrevor
Jsosery
Etude 42
Ace Schatt
Krome & Co Promotes Batesville Flour and Local Goods
A collage of local ads recalls Krome & Co praising Batesville flour and clover seed purchases by Walsmann. Batesville Bank offers safety deposit boxes and John Schroeder handles paper hanging and painting. Notices urge settling debts by January 10, 1907 and announce Ed Zierer as licensed undertaker.
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John Schroeder
Unknown man in custody seeks Batesville friends
Newark Ohio January 18 07 report of a strange lunatic apprehended here and committed to the insane asylum at Columbus Ohio after an inquest. He claimed the name Edward Wahbutka and former residence Batesville Indiana. He is about 40 to 45, stout, with a slight German accent. Citizens with information asked to contact Batesville authorities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward Wahbutka
Batesville
Ind
Local Shop News and Incident Reports
Carloads of buggies at Meyer's and Hart Downey visiting from Cincinnati headline a bustling local trade. A fall near Steamboat Landing leaves Fred Siebert, Sr. with a broken rib as Dr. Martin attends him. Morris flour advertised at 40 cents a sack.
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Morris
Fred Siebert,Sr
Steamboat Landing
Martin
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Walsman’s
Meyer
Meyer’s
Fred Tekulve
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Timothy
Clever Seed
Meyer's
George Niese
H. H. Kramer
Dora Wessel
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Shelbyville
John Rudolph
J. K. Baumer
Oldenburg
Engel’s
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Cuba
Walsman
H. H. Kramer’s
Fred Vekulve
Jos. Schroeder
Batesville Casket Co
Arthur Schultz
Cleves
John Weber
Peter Holzer
John Boehmer
Mike Benz, Jr
Jake Engel
George
Herman Drees
Warsaw
Monroe
Batesville, Ind
Havana
Meyer Hardware Store
Krame & Co
Kramer’s
Terry Orchestra
New Point
Charles Wolfe
Kate Stierley
Peppertown
Jos. Hittel
H. H. Krome
Ben Cloninger
Louis Ambrecht
Winfield, Tenn
Joseffy
Luther League
Huntersville
Batesville Bank
Special Services
Sac
Charles Lehmkuehler
Charlie
Oil Prince, Jr
Oyster Social
Gavotte
Franz Ries
Yolge
Lost Chord
Wee Sun van
Bonnie Sweet
Bessie
Gilbert
Gerd Dvorak
Lewis Und
Macgregor
Krome's
Walsmann
Clover Seed
Adam Fehlinger
Krome & Co
Batesville Milling Co
H. B. Greeman
Indianapolis
Walter Schwier
Kramer
A. E. Martin
V. S
Chas. Hirt
A Dickey
Jake Bohland
J. A. Meister
Mike Wernke
Ohio River
H.B. Greemann’'s
A. Clostermeyer
Ed Zierer
State Board of Embalmers
Newark
Schorr
Frank Walsman
Jos. Henz
Hart Downey
Chamberlain
Jno. Lowe
Cooper, Maine
Bigney & Co
Reinvid Wirth
Wausgaben
Shuld
Wilhelm Fahrover
Gunnahmen
Ausgraben
Raffenberland
John Jj. Schroeder
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