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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
8
Mrs. Ed Dieckman of Batesville visited her parents here on Sunday. Mrs. Henry Siebert went to New Pennington on business. John Meyer of Ballstown was here Sunday night. Rev. Flantz and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Weber. Fred Beck, once severely ill with malaria, is slowly improving.
St Girdles the Globe. Bucklen's Arnica is extolled as the best healing cure for cuts corns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches and pains. Baas' drug store advertises a 25 cent pile cure.
Lewis Wittkamper and his mother attended services at Spades on Sunday. G. W. Osburn and Roy Roberts joined services at Spades. Timore Feback of Deweytowan visited George Osburn Saturday evening. Henry Wittkamper and family called on Mr. Bolke. George Friar of Spades spent Sunday with John Galle and family. Lewis Wittkamper traveled to Morris Saturday afternoon. Clarence Wittkamper visited Miss Tena Schomber Sunday evening.
W C Williams of Amherst Virginia reports long lasting relief from lumbago after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He states all other remedies failed to help. Sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Norwood residents report Tori Shuman visiting relatives last week. Chas Hehe and Stella Lotshaw wed last Thursday. Harry Tritsch and Essie Cowen married Sunday at the groom’s sister’s home near Dillsboro. Moonie Horton ill. Joe Hamilton dies of lung trouble and is buried in Washington cemetery. Irvin Baker has the measles. Mr Sink of Milton visits Mort.
Urges readers not to exile for lung cures and promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as home treatment for coughs colds croup and lung diseases. Claims quick relief and many cures with trial bottles free at Baas drug store and bottles priced 50c and 1. Our record keeps to the ad style and keeps the entities intact.
Alfred Jenner called on J Schmoker and wife at Batesville Sunday. A Franke traveled to Versailles Saturday. Frier's dance drew a large crowd and all enjoyed the evening. Wiesehan of Weisburg visited relatives here Sunday. Ella Schierenbeck from Morris visited A Franke Saturday. Mrs John Behr of Indianapolis is visiting her parents here. Nordloh and Kas tens are sawing wood at Morris. Jake Behr owns a new buggy. Harvey Greemann and John Hafner spent Sunday in Batesville. Nellie Smith, once afflicted with sore eyes, is improving. Eda Schazer was at Batesville last week one day, Monday morn broad smiles. I wonder why. I ready for they seem to be
Joe Schoemter and sister Lizzie joined his brother Henry Schrader and family for Sunday. Henry Ernster visited Cincinnati friends. Mrs. Fred Bohrman and Gus Knochsburg and Mrs. Lizzie Lettman of North Dakota were entertained by Mr and Mrs Knueven. Several locals attended Mr Volk's funeral at Knochsburg with A Mauer Joe Ernstes and Thomas Strueving.
Advertised as a harmless tonic Dr King's New Life Pill claims to cleanse the system by stimulating the liver and bowels to expel poisons. Marketed as an absolutly cure for constipation and sick headaches price 25c at Bass' drug store.
Names of residents and visitors appear in a North Vernon district report. John Harper John B Rebuck and F M Thompson attend a Republican district meeting at North Vernon Wednesday. Thomas Laws Milan bank cashier was here Saturday. Miss Maggie Dickerson returned from Kentucky Thursday. Lawrence Olmsted visited Delaware with Claude Wilson Saturday and Sunday. Wood ford Coleman suffered minor injuries in a school game Friday. Walter Schuman worked in the Auditor s office last week. Grant Johnson s new residence is nearly finished. Mrs Olmsted visited daughter Florence in Cincinnati Sunday. John Pate Milan spent Sunday with Addison Pate. Hon John Overmeyer transacted legal business here Monday. F S Jones made a business trip to Milan Monday. EF M Thompson and wife visited near New Marion Sunday.
Irvin Gray and Julia Hawkins wed in Olean. Henry F Kulman to Blanche A Miller of Locksprings. Frank Wohley to Minnie Noon an of Covington. John Preble to Anna Palmer ing of Titusville. Chas P Seward of Newport to Mollie Moore of Batesville. Leonard Perry of Rexville to Josie M Osburn of Gaff. Henry Fritch of Elrod to Essie M Cowen of Elrod. David H Jolly of Benham to Myrtle Connel of Friendship. Stockinger Hauss v Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Ry Co damages.
An ad claims Electric Bitters cure backache headaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. It cites Mia Cherley of Peterson Iowa who reports kidney trouble and back pain alleviation and, at 73, can manage housework. The pitch promises constipation relief appetite boost and overall health for 50 cents at Baas drug store. It also mentions Roosevelt’s stance on trusting investors in trusts.
The interior secretary and Indian affairs commissioner order agents to stop Indian men from wearing long hair and women from painting, ban dances at funerals, and replace dress with civilian clothing. They demand reports by June 30, 1902 on progress and threaten penalties.
Paducah Kentucky October 5 1900 to whom it may concern we have been selling Shinkles Cure for Dyspepsia this season and in every case the remedy has given good satisfaction some remarkable cures have resulted from sales we have made very respectfully Lang Bros Druggists By Jas Lang Mayor of City For sale by G A Baas
Advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia liver complaint appendicitis indigestion and related symptoms. It promises quick relief from two doses and offers a sample bottle free at Baas' drug store with a regular 75 cent size and a Green's Special Almanac.
Washington correspondence notes Indiana ties in Congress with former residents serving in Senate and House. It cites Indiana-born James P. Conner Idaho’s Thomas L. Gienn plus several Indiana links among senators and representatives. The piece also covers population movement, Hut Smith’s decoration bid, veteran honors, foreign-name payrolls, and grand Washington capital improvement schemes and the new vast Public Printer’s office.
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