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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
5
Citizens visited Lawrenceburg and Cincinnati to view the flood while eighty car loads of merchandise waited on the switch at the tower as water rose. Keer and Freeland guarded the stock day and night. A severe storm caused damage Saturday night and families continued to suffer from grippe illnesses across the community.
A Buffalo firm, Hoath's Miona Company, offers Tribune readers a free sample of Miona stomach tablets and a booklet on treatment and cure of stomach disorders. Send a request to receive the free sample by mail. The remedy claims a permanent cure for stomach diseases and urges those with weak digestion to participate.
Henry Baas and children on the sick list. William Abplanalp and Harry Huber took a drive to Sunman Friday afternoon. Henry Drake helped in sewer pipe work in Sunman last week. Our mail carrier couldn't complete his route due to rain. Ye Scrive visited Sunman Saturday. Pipe Creek overflowed its bank last week. Jacob L. Abplanalp Jr. visited North Point Sunday with Charles Abplanalp family. John Mosmeier of Penntown toured with his huckster wagon last week.
An undated advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s cough remedy for children and adults, claiming safety for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It asserts the remedy prevents attacks if given early and contains no opiates or harmful drugs, with retailers listed in Batesville Suoamian and others.
Edward and Henry Menchhofer were guests of Fred John and Willie Karl Saturday. John Wambsgans is improving. Fred Stockinger was appointed notary public. Bertha Eichacker visited Osgood Sunday. Peter Mang and wife and Wm Karl called on John Wambsgans Sunday. Locals butchered Monday. Mrs Ernest Norwold was ill last week. George Beck of Batesville passed through Saturday morning. Fred Krees bought furs in town Monday. George Menchhofer hauled hay to Batesville last week. Few from here attended church at Cross Roads Sunday.
A Jan 25 dispatch reports the brewers and liquor interests align with Democratic machine men to block temperance reforms in Indiana's General Assembly. Democrats fear high license laws. insurers and women’s suffrage measures face resistance. ministers split on capital punishment. tax and budget debates loom as anti lobby efforts advance slowly.
Albert Greathbatch attended a teachers institute at Oldenburg on Saturday. Mrs. Cora Mohr is on the sick list. John Wolf Jr. Will Adler and August Pepper were callers at Metamora Saturday. Henry Loescher and Henry Wittkamper from Cupps Chapel went to Shelbyville Friday for Frank Hannebaum’s funeral. Will Frensemeir came from Batesville to visit. Sophia Luke of Rushville visits home folks. George Hecker of Shelbyville visits his parents. Supt. A J Reigel of Brookville visited schools nearby. Otto Roemer transacted business at Metamora Thursday. Emma Goehringer went to Indianapolis Tuesday. Kate Stierley visited Batesville. Henry Hose and wife from Metamora called on relatives Sunday. Forrest Knapp returned to Fowler after visiting J Stirn family. Sarah Smith went to Brookville. Rev and Mrs Gringle of Batesville attended church Sunday. Sam Lewis of Metamora was here Saturday. John Wolf Jr and family came from Batesville to stay a couple of weeks. Carl Pepper was a business caller at Metamora Saturday.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm can relieve rheumatic pains and improve rest and sleep. Available from Baas & Schultz in Batesville Bigney & Co in Sunman.
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