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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
5
A mixed report from Versailles to Oldenburg covers local visits, funerals, weather, and a dead horse from a road scraper accident. Dated items mention rail and post offices, patent law notes, Big Four excursion tickets, and a harsh editorial on cowed charity by certain locals.
Mrs Christ Pohlman and her children visited relatives in Milan on Sunday. Mrs Frank Russel of Indianapolis and Miss Clara Meid of Laurel visited Herman Webmeier's family Sunday and Monday. A railway incident near a crossing left George Shane badly hurt, raising questions about the engineer blowing the whistle and potential liability for the railroad.
Michael Benz trustee of Laughery Township announces weekly Saturday office sessions at Benz Bros. in Batesville for township business. Request parties with matters to call on that day.
The piece argues that privateering is obsolete and would be unacceptable today. It contends no major nation would grant commissions to privateers as a means to disrupt British commerce, stressing civilization and global trade as deterrents.
In a Sunday fairgrounds game Cincinnati Pelicans beat the home team 5 to 3 in a one hour twenty minute contest. Drees and Roell starred on the mound with Drees earning six strikeouts while Roell fanned nine. Pelicans opened with a first inning run and added two more in the eighth as Sauerland and Drees delivered key hits. The Stars threatened but could not overcome the visitors in this fast paced ball game. The crack Lawrenceburg team visits next Sunday after several strong Cincinnati performances.
Geo W Gelvin traveled to Milan and then Seymour Ind on business Miss Lena Schloesser of Kirksville Mo rode in on the Christian Endeavor excursion to Cincinnati and stopped in Batesville to visit relatives Friends and acquaintances are noted The article comments on London financial predictions of an American crisis and asserts U.S. financial independence from the world.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Henry Wachsmann who died July 17 1900. We miss him, shed tears, and recall the vacant chair. The angels called him to heaven where he now dwells with the angels on the shore, from his wife and children.
Mrs. Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio reports a infant with cholera infantum recovered in two days after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She praises its success and notes recommendations. Sold by G A Haas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
The catalogue notes Indiana University saw a record attendance of 1137 for 1900-00, the largest in its history, with representation from every Indiana county for the fourth consecutive year. Requests for catalogues and announcements go to Registrar, Bloomington. Readable attendee list includes Osgood, Batesville, Napoleon, New Marlboro, and Napoleon figures such as Freemann, Glendenning, Stoneking, ben ham, Annewehr, Ward, Hale Bradt, and Archer.
Rail specials offer trips to Atlantic City Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea and other Atlantic cities via Big Four and C O Railways with July 1 to August 15 windows Return limits vary up to twelve days and some fares include half price to Milwaukee Chicago and Franklin Ohio plus N Y destinations Tickets go on sale July 21 22 23 and extendable return windows with various conventions and events noted Information available from local Big Four agents and the Joint Agency
If you overeat or eat rich food heartburn may follow especially with constipation. Eat slowly and chew well, allow six hours between meals, and when fullness is felt take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by G. A. Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Ripley Circuit Court Sept term 1901 finds the estate of Peter Lipps, deceased, insolvent. Henrietta C. Lipps as Administratrix with will annexed must settle debts. creditors must file claims for allowance by court. Witness the seal of the court on June 28 1901. Clerk Samuel M Smith. Ally Geo W Gelvin for Admx.
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