Community notices from Thie & Vonderheide to Uncle Sam birthday
Gasoline stores and ovens at Thie and Vonderheide s. Ice cream and ice cream sodas at Meyer's restaurant. Albert Goyert of Brookville was a guest of his parents at Cross Roads Sunday. Miss Cora and Clara Unnewehr visited R N Scherer near Napoleon Friday. Vic Oberding and wife and friends visited here from Lawrenceburg. Ettie Hackman came from Indianapolis to visit relatives until after the Fourth. Ida and Lizzie Boerstler went to Cincinnati to spend the Fourth. Charles Ward and wife of Connersville came to celebrate Uncle Sam s birthday. Timmermann and Hillenbrand agents advertise fire insurance. Agnes Lambert went to Cincinnati to visit friends over the Fourth. Harvey Greemann came home from Seymour to spend the Fourth with family. Ed Kraus and family came from Covington to spend the Fourth with Batesville and Morris relatives. Henry Meyer and Miss Mary Krieger went to Shelbyville to visit Mary s brother Henry Krieger and wife. Chas Doyle, once engineer on local freight, died in Greensburg Monday night. Ralph Disser visited his grandmother from Shelbyville, then left for Cincinnati. A Catholic Columbian Record piece by Uncle John Bennett of Sunman on intemperance and profanity urges attention.
Moore’s Hill college president to preach Sunday evening
The Rev. F. C. English D D president of Moore’s Hill college will fill the English M E pulpit here Sunday July 5th at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all to come and hear him W H Thompson Pastor
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F. C. English
D. D
Moore’s Hill College
W. H. Thompson
Chamberlains Salve touted for old chronic sores
The notice promotes Chamberlains Salve as effective for dressing chronic sores and maintaining their condition. It notes availability from Baas & Schultz and highlights an optimistic farming outlook with record wheat and a booming corn crop.
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Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Local notices and social notes from a small town
Various short items record residents' travels and visits around a nation’s birthday. Alice Zierer visits Cincinnati. Henry Schroeder family to St Nicholas. Mrs Canfield and child to Wilmington. Ed Hancock family return from Brookville to celebrate Independence Day. Clarence Bauer visits Aurora. M L Huber and wife guests of George Hessler. A hardware store screens item and tire shop ad accompany the crowd.
Farms for Sale in South Dakota and Local Notices
Over 300 farms listed for sale in South Dakota with contact details for prices terms and descriptions. Batesville resident Wishing to buy schedules monthly excursions by C A Livingston. Haymond correspondence note about Rev Father Baron advancing to Yorkville Nearborn County and E J Zirkelbach succeeding Baron at Haymond.
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South Dakota
Union
Batesville
C. A. Livingston
Batesville, Inc
Haymond
Father Baron
California
John Bennett
Sunman
Yorkville
Nearborn County
John
E. J. Zirkelbach
Baron
First Seashore Excursion by the Rig Four
The Rig Four offers round trip excursion tickets to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City or Sea Isle City for 1650 on Thursday July 19 1906 with a return limit of fifteen days. Stop overs at Philadelphia Niagara Falls Westfield for Chautauqua Lake and a side trip return ing if tickets are deposited with an agent on arrival. For full information contact Big Four agents or H J Rhein Genl Pass Agt Cincinnati.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Westfield
Chautauqua Lake
Big Four
H.j.rhein
Gen’! Pass
Agt
Cincinnati
Ed V. Fitzpatrick Tops Republican Clerk Bid
Ed V. Fitzpatrick of Portland Jay county seeks the clerkship of the Supreme Court. Known across Indiana as the man from Jay, he was born in Wells county in 1866, later moving to Jay county in 1887 and working as a teacher and in mercantile business in Dunkirk.
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Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
Jay County
Supreme Court
Jay
Indiana
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Wells County
J. D. Fitzpatrick
Vera Cruz
Portrait of a Trusted Jay County Official
The text portrays a respected merchant and public servant in Jay County. It notes his keen business sense, honesty, and sociability, plus service as clerk of the circuit court. Elected by a large majority, he was renominated and reelected amid Democratic gains. He married Ollie Gordon in 1886 and has three children. He is described as vigorous, sociable, and capable of holding public trust as a state official.
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Jay County
Fitzpatrick
Ollie J. Gordon
Denuits Specialists Visit Oldenburg and Batesville
Abe Martin notes a joke about a tailor and a poorhouse man in Cleveland. The Indianapolis Denuits, specialists in painless tooth extraction without plates, visit Gibson House in Oldenburg on Fridays and New Ripley Hotel in Batesville on Saturdays.
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Abe Martin
Indianapolis News
Allus
Ole Niles Turner
Cleveland
Bryan
Oldenburg
Batesville
Indianapolis Denuits
Gibson House
New Ripley Hotel
Parable on Philippines told by Shaw at Kentucky Wesleyan
Secretary Shaw shared a parable about the Philippines at a Kentucky Wesleyan College graduation, describing a scenario where Uncle Sam settles a long standing neighborly dispute. A baby is left, symbolizing the Philippines, with its future uncertain. He warned against hesitation and urged continued aid rooted in equity and liberty.
Loving Wife Thanks Family After Husband Louis W Karg
The wife of Louis W. Karg expresses sincere gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and burial. Special thanks go to floral offerings Undertaker Severinghaus Reverend Stedling and the pall-bearers. May God reward you all.
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Louis W. Karg
Severinghaus
Stedling
In Loving Remembrance of Louis Wm Barg
In loving remembrance of Louis Wm Barg who died Sunday June 24 1906. A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. Rest in peace our noble father for God s will must be done. Thou art gone but not forgotten in the mind of every one. Thy hands are clasped above thy heart. We have kissed thy loving brow. And in our aching hearts we know we are no father now. His loving wife and childreN
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Louis Wm. Barg
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Walgsman’s
Thie & Vonderheide’s
Meyer’s
Albert Goyert
Brookville
Cross Roads
Cora
Clara Unnewehr
R. N. Scherer and
Napoleon
Vic Oberding
Lawrenceburg
Ettie Hackman
Indianapolis
Joseph Wirtz
Ida
Lizzie Boerstler
Charles Ward
Connersville
Uncle Sam
Timmermann & Hillenbrand
Agnes Lambert
Harvey Greemann
Seymour
Ed Kraus
Covington, Ky
Morris
Henry Meyer
Mary Krieger
Shelbyville
Henry Krieger
Chas. Doyle
Ralph Disser
Catholic Columbian Record
Frank Mehrion
Meyer
P. Boerstier’s
Alice Zierer
Java
H. H. Krome
Clarence Bauer
Aurora
Mr. Schnitzer
Henry Schroeder
St. Nicholas
Harry
New Depot
Ed Hancock
M. L. Huber
George Hessler
V. Fitzpatrick
Philippines
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Treasury
Shaw
Judge Taft
Hostel & Company
Oldenburg, Indiana
Bathsville
John Gauck
Fliers
BBY Clothing CO
George Street
Batesville, Ind
Scranton, PA
Foley
Elsie
Jupiter
BH. F. Brockman
Prop
Indianapolis Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Com. Tribune
Cincinnati Frei Presse
Chicago Tribune
Baas & Schultz’s
Andrew and
Chas. Benz
Brigger & Billingsly
Second
Washington Sts
William Krieger
Laughery Township
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