Candidates Named for Representative in Ripley County
The notice announces Dr. Lafayette T. Cos of Napoleon as a candidate for representative, subject to the Republican county convention decision. Tevis W. Saltmarsh of Franklin township is also named as a candidate, contingent on the Roypley county Republican convention decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette T. Cos
Napoleon
Ripley County
Tevis W. Saltmarsh
Franklin Township
Roypley County
Newton Hyatt Filed for Clerk Post at Uprey Circuit
Newton Hyatt of Osgood seeks election as clerk of the Uprey Circuit Court, subject to decision of the Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Hyatt
Osgood
Uprey Circuit
Repubican County
Dr J G Cos Nominated For Franklin Circuit Clerk
County Clerk announces Dr J G Cos of Franklin township as a candidate for circuit court clerk in Franklin, pending decision by the Republican County Convention.
Johnson Named Republican Candidate for Ripley County Treasurer
County Treasurer race notes J. B. Johnson of Brown township as a candidate for Treasurer of Ripley County subject to the decision of the Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 3. Johnson
Brown Township
Ripley County
Republican County Convention
Local Republican Candidate for Higley County Sheriff
Casey County records list Otter Creek township resident E Naweu and Anthony Powell as candidates for Higley County Sheriff with county party committees to decide. The submission notes party affiliation and pending county-level deliberations on nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony P. Powell
Otter Creek Township
Sheri
Higley County
Reprblican
County Sheriff Candidate in Wiggles County
Wildaw H. Griffith of Jobe som townslip seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff of Iggley County subject to party caucus rules and county wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildaw H. Griffith
Jobesom Townslip
Sherif
Iggley County
Coroner Candidate Nominated by Republican Convention
Edward A. Zierer of Batesville is proposed as coroner candidate for Iogley County subject to Republican convention decision. The report notes official party backing and pending selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdward A. Zierer
Bates- Vowe
Iogley County
Conventan
Walter Tf. Fiten Nominated for Commissioner Office
Walter Tf. Fiten named as a candidate for commissioner of Ripley County, subject to a decision at the Republican convention. The action reflects local party selection for the county post and outlines awaiting official party endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tf. Fiten
Pret Chetriet
Brewers Lieber and Fairbanks Cheer Tom Marshal at Bar
When Tom Marshal visits the bar the brewers Lieber and Fairbanks sit in the bleachers shouting for him to hit her out. Their cheers echo through the venue as patrons watch.
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Tom Marshal
Lieber and Fairbanks
Brewers
Tom
Prohibition Party Nominates Chatin and Walkins for President
The Prohibition party held its national convention in Columbus Ohio last week and on Thursday nominated Eugene W Chatin of Illinois for President and A 38 Walkins of Ohio for Vice President.
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Prohibition Party
Columbus
Eugene W. Chatin
Ilinois
A. 38. Walkins
Onio
Hearst Defects From Bryan Camp Supports Independence League
William Randolph Hearst, a leading newspaper magnate and former mayoral candidate, repudiates Bryan and his party. He will back an Independence League ticket against the Bryan Wern faction in the St. Louis convention era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
St. Louis
America
New York
Independence League
Guffey
Bryan
Bryan-Wern
Gompers and Hearst Clash Over Party Endorsements
Gompers urged the Independence party to back the Democratic platform but Hearst replied that patriotism does not mean supporting a "discredited" party or its chameleon candidates. Hearst questions labor’s faith in the old party and cites broken promises and injurious actions. Gompers denies sending the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Hearst
Independence Party
Old issues in Bryan electon debate fear forgetfulness
The author questions Democratic claims that old issues have passed away arguing Bryan and his party never abandoned free silver free trade government ownership of railroads or imperialism and that opponents still denounce injunctions as government by injunction's. The piece challenges the idea that past issues are irrelevant to the current election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Philippines
Farmers pressed into politics by Bryan Kern circular
A signed circular by Williams Jennings Bryan and John W. Kern appeals to farmers for campaign contributions. It depicts farmers as victims of special legislation and predatory corporations while arguing their capacity to give varies with price levels and past policy. The text contrasts current donations with those possible twelve to fourteen years ago under Bryan and Cleveland amid Wilson era tariff politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Congress
Groves Cleveland
White House
Fine new house greeted by local friends
A large gathering of about one hundred friends celebrated the new residence of Ben Schwegmann last Thursday evening with dancing and a joyous reception. Community members Chas Neifer and Wo Hoffman visited relatives in nearby towns. Members Joseph Schmidt Sons are threshing locally. Clem Dickman hosted visitors from Indianapolis and Morris. Miss Ella Koecher of Glasgow and Joseph Tepe with sisters joined Henry Schmidt’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ik
Ben Schweegmann
Mr. Schwegman
Ella Koecher
Glasgow
Joseph Tepe
Cincinnati
Henry Schmidt
Wise Counsel From the South on Kidney Troubles
J R Blankenship of Beck Tenn recommends Electric Bitters for back and kidney distress. He claims initial relief after the first bottle and complete cure after several bottles. Sold under guarantee at Baas Schultz's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blankenship
Beck
Tenn
Baas Schultz’s
Local Visitors and Obituary Report from Here
Anthony Springman and wife of Muncie spent a week with Alois Sprinsman and family. Ed Rink and family of Indianapolis vacation at the Ginoson House. Mrs. Elizabeth Wahman died near here Friday July 17 aged 74 years & 5 months. funeral Monday morning at Xu'cluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Springman
Muncie
Spvere
Alois Sprinsman
Ed Rink
Indcvanapolis
Ginoson House
Elizabeth Wahman
Gruenkemeyer
Here
Xu'cluck
Ripley County July session pays may be read aloud
The document lists allowances and payments authorized by Ripley County commissioners at the July session. Names like Nicholas Volz and various engineers, clerks, and surveyors appear alongside payments for pikes and related work. The audit confirms the items as a true list of allowances and expenditures for the county.
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Poeta
Board of Review
NEY JC
Fey
Dauseh
Wim
Lochard
Ihul Pencer
Brown P. Pike
Pike Jaecol Rimsted
S.r.fullers
Dary
Brark Talbott
Thasesscar
McAmurphy
Teekett
Board of Wealth
F. Gordon
Charles Hunger
Bo Corbin Mon
Uyatt
Weekoon
Bolmin
Harry Hyatt
H Hyatt
Tlasett Ditehsorn
C.C. Mahoney
Wos
Holmad
Blicer Fotsam
Clu
Mahoney
Harry Uvatt
Fancuett Jackson
David Collens
Mia Grant Beehve
Hose Iley Wyatt
Hiiter
Venient Sos
Niche Volz
Ripley
Indiana
Ripley County
Tes
Nicholas Volz
Ripley Cournty
Pleasant Pare local visits highlight Sunday social
Fred Dieckman and family of Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. Alfred Ahring of Newennington was guest of his aunt. Dora Krieger visited friends near New Pennington. Elizabeth and Clara Bary hosted relatives and friends at their home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ahring
Newennington
Dora Krieger
New Pennington
Elizabeth
Clara Bary
Remarkable Claim on Chamberlain Remedy Saves Patient Bill
R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls two diarrhoea episodes. In 1902 he suffered weeks of illness. on March 1 1907 he took Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and found prompt relief. He asserts it would have saved a hundred dollars in doctors' fees. Sold by Bass & Schultz Batesville Bigney Suntan.
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R. N. Farrar
Cat Iland
Chamberlain
Suni
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney ,Ca
Suntan
Local visitors and social callers noted in the area
Mrs. Jos Voge and daughter Eula and Miss Coda Miver called at Weisbury on Wednesday. Mrs Chapman and daughter of Cincinnati visit Wm Cars and family. Ben Schusterman was in Cincinnati Thursday. Chas Royce of Versailles conducted business here Thursday. A Frane and son Raymond were in Versailles Monday. Mrs G Bricka and children of Cincinnati visited A Jenner and family. Lizzie Breen of Cincinnati visits Wm Stewart and family. Lewis Freyer and family visited Lawrenceville Sunday. Fifteen youths enjoyed a hayride to Morris Sunday evening. Norma Schusterman visits relatives in Cincinnati this week. Adam Schmidt of Marion visited his sister Mrs Gab Lehazer here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Voge
Eula
Coda Miver
Weisbury
Adam Schmidt
Marion
Gab. Lehazer
Cholera Remedy Promotes Longstanding Record of Efficacy
An 1812 note lauds Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for over thirty five years of use, claiming superior results even in severe cases. It notes widespread sales in the United States and abroad and lists local retailers as distributors. Also reports general community news and a campaign solicitation for agents to sell political memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains Colle
United States
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Help For Those Who Have Stomach Trouble
After twelve years of stomach trouble and spending much on medicine, Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa reports his wife improved greatly after using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. The medicine is sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Isigney & Co Sunman with free samples available.
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Chamberlain
Samuel Boyer
Folsom
Iowa
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Isigney & Co
Sunman
Batesville Bank Report Shows Financial Position
The Batesville Bank in Indiana reports its condition as of July 14 with A A Hackman as president and C J Jolson as cashier. The statement lists resources including loans and discounts and cash on hand, and liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, and demand deposits.
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Batesville Bank
Batesville
Indiana
Etehahitscsucls
Trust Company
UN Ag
State of
Indian
Ripley
LC. L. Johnson
Carries, Relatives Visit Over Weekend in Baleistown
Miss Carrie Thackery returns from Terre Haute. Ethel and Ruth Dorrel visit Sc Paul area relatives and go home. Charley Clair and family plus Elmer Stockinger visit Fred Stockinger. Menchhofer guests include Nick Peetz, John Gunter, Charles St Clair, and Mrs Stockinger. Miss Carrie Howell visits her mother.
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Ethel
Ruth Dorrel
Sc. Paul
William Menchhofer
Nick Peetz
Napoleon
John Gunter
Charles St. Clair
Batesville
Fred Stockinger
Martha Stockinger
John Wambsgon
Cured of Lung Trouble by Dr King’s New Discovery
It is eleven years since C O Floyd of Kershaw S C escaped consumption and nearly died. After weight loss to 135 pounds and constant coughing he used Dr King’s New Discovery for six months, and his cough and lung trouble disappeared, restoring him to 170 pounds. Thousands cured yearly. guaranteed at Bass & Schultz’s drug store, 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz’s
Local Residents Visit Relatives, Travel Between Indianapolis and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Frank Rodefeld and her son from Indianapolis visited family here Friday evening. Charles Aoeschke of Indianapolis came Saturday with his wife and baby, visiting Henry Schwetfeyer and wife. Miss Elenora Walsman went to Indianapolis Friday to spend time with relatives. Walter Stockinger visited his parents here midweek. Verna Schein traveled to Indianapolis Monday to stay with Mrs. John Meyerose and daughter. Clara Pohlman went to Greensburg Monday to visit her sister. Mrs. George Sippel and children left for Morris Monday to visit her parents A. G. Bishott and wife. Dr. Kluge and Mr. Mullen returned from Indianapolis Monday to oversee gas interests. Ida Merkel of Morris visited Monday. Mrs. Weingarter of Newport Ky returned home Saturday after visiting Henry Dollman and family. Anna Serringhouse returned to Indianapolis Saturday after two weeks with her parents. Mrs. George Gonder came from Indianapolis Saturday to visit her sons and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyerose
Erma
Indianapolis
Frank Rodefeld
Mr. Rodefeld
Charles Aoeschke
Babe
Henry Schwetfeyer
Verna Schein
Clara Pohlman
Greensburg
George Sippel
Morris
A. G. Bishott
Weingarter
Newport
Henry Dollman
Old Kentucky
Anna Serringhouse
Todianapolis
George Gonder
George Mossmeyer and Wife Stop in Penntown
George Mossmeyer and his wife of Penntown stopped to change trains on their way home from Indianapolis Saturday evening.
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George Mossmeyer
Penntown
Indianapolis
Boy’s Life Saved by Remedy Proved Effective
A four year old boy with severe dysentery was saved after two physicians gave up. Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him, with castor oil, and is claimed to save many children each year. For sale by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William
Carbon Hill
Ala
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Twenty-Five Cents Price of Peace Salve Ad
An insecticidal style ad proclaims Chamberlain's salve relieves itching from skin disease. Price is 25 cents with sales in Batesville Sunman Sunman? local dealers listed Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co. Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
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the Tribune
County Cliber
J. G. Cos
Shel E
County Sherif
Chas. G. Neifer
Edenburg
Wo. Hoffman
Joseph Schmidt
John Awberger
Jacob Amberger
Clem Dickman
Oldenburg
Frank Moorman
B. A. Barnhorst
Mary Vossmeyer
Newport, Sky
The
Academy Tricay
Louisa Gobel
Covington
Kentucky
Henry Kessing
Delvue
Nick Grushen
John Fey
Greetsbury
R. H. Brockman
Ethel Berry
John Burdick
Brookville
A. A. Hackman
Commissioners Court
Wy Bridsze
Fred Dieckman and
Familly
Spades
Chapman
Ben Schusterman
Chas, Royce
Versailles
Thurday
A. Franke and Son
Raymond
Lizzie Breen
Wm. Stewart and Family
Lewis Freyer
Lawrenceville
Norma Schusterman
Daisy Fly Killers
Tanglefoot
Waisman & Schroeder's
Will Pratt
Fred Pickett
Charles Meyer
May
Mary Schuetner
Louis Uoneweth
Eldora
Misses Pearl
Minnie Oblinan
John Steinforth
George Unnewehr
Shelbyville
Danville
Ill
J. C. Burrow
Louisville
A.A. Hackman
C. J. Jolson
Cash
A.J. Hassmer
Alj. Hackman
A.C
C.L. Tornson
Ee Charles Johnson
Baleistowin
Carrie Thackery
Terre Haute
Charley &J. Clair
Elmer Stockinger
Carrie Howell
Christ Steuri
Clausheide
Kasville
Walter H. Fitch
Ind
Elenora Walsman
Walter Stockinger
Dr. Kluge
Mr. Mullen
Indianapoulis
Ida Merkel
A. J Hassmer
C. L. Johnson
Cashier
A.J. Hackman
ELC
Timmermin
J. Leim- Kuebler
A.A. Hackmann
An.d. Hassmer
George H. Goyert
Lb. Jolson
Charles Johnson
Aug
DL. Greenmstum
Geo. W. Johanning
Dunman Livery
Edward Cook
Sunran
Lipsey Co. Ind
Fori Ceense
General Assembly
Main
Main Street
John Schuck
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