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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
4
The announcement states Dr Lafayette T Cox of Napoleon is a candidate for Representative, subject to the Ripley County Republican county convention decision.
Tevis W. Saltmarsh of Franklin township is named as a candidate for Representative subject to the decision of the Republican convention of Ripley county.
Newton Hyatt of Osford seeks the office of clerk of the Siprey Circuit Court subject to the outcome of the Republican county convention.
The county party announces Dr. J. G. Cox of Franklin township as a candidate for clerk of the circuit court, submitted to the Republican County Convention for consideration.
J. S. Johnson of Brown township is named as a candidate for Ripley county treasurer and lodges objection to the decision of the Republican county convention.
A candidate named not Anthony P Powell of Otter Creek township appears for Sherthas Ripley County, subject to the selection at the Lepuol county convention.
William J. Gillith of Johnson Township enters as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Ripley County, subject to the will of the Republican county committee.
Edward A. Zierer of Batesville is announced as a candidate for coroner of Ripley County, following the decision of the Republican party. The filing signals Zierer's bid and party backing in the local race.
The commission announces Walter H Pitch as a candidate for Commissioner of the First Thetried, pending decision by the Ripiey county Republican convention.
The United States Court of Appeals overturns Judge Landis’s $29 million fine against a large monopoly for interstate commerce violations. President Roosevelt orders a retrial, while Judge Grosscup questions the demand for retrial and seeks Supreme Court permission to reopen. The judges clash with the President over the reversal.
The piece argues that claims of the Republican party opposing personal liberty are false. It cites North Carolina’s prohibition ratified by a Democratic Legislature and notes Indiana Republicans seek local option on liquor sales, framing the issue as a matter of liberty versus law.
The article notes both parties advocate granting townships or wards the right to decide whether intoxicating liquors are sold locally, framing the debate around personal liberty and local autonomy.
The piece contrasts the Republican Taft Sherman ticket with Bryan Kern, outlining Taft and Sherman as guardians of sound money tariffs civil governance and imperial policy while criticizing Bryan and Kern for free trade free silver and opposition to certain federal controls. It notes Roosevelt's presidency as a yardstick and hints at ongoing campaign dynamics.
The speaker asserts there is no man more fit for president than Mr Taft and predicts the Republican ticket will strengthen as the campaign advances while the Democratic ticket weakens, mirroring patterns seen in 1896.
The Batesville Tribune notes an interview offer for a person to canvass subscriptions to a new high class Philadelphia monthly magazine. Exceptional terms are offered. the right person may be fortunate in seizing this opportunity. Interview to obtain full details.
A Cat Island man recalls two diarrhoea attacks and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief in 1907. He says using it in 1902 would have saved a hundred dollar doctor bill. Sold by Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
Dr EF B Vincent of Sunman on business last Tuesday. Dan Prentice and Archie Jeal visited Cincinnati Saturday. John Luchie came from Cincinnati for business last week. Nellie Robinson visits relatives at Mt Healthy this week. Margaret Hank visits sister Mary in Cincinnati this week. J C Stahley family visited Jen Schneider in Nicolasville Sunday. Suran Stahey from Cincinnati spent days at home here last week. Martha Nielan hosted a well attended dance at Sunman Saturday. Grea Mosmeier and wife returned home from Indianapolis Saturday. Mary Rhonk returned to Cincinnati Monday after visiting home folks. Hazel and Lydia Woliung of Sunman visited Katharine and Gertrude Ratheiser last week.
Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa credits Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with relief after years of poor results and high costs The medicine is sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Igney Co Sunman Samples are free as cited in this local testimonial advertisement
One and two horse grain drills advertised at Meyer's Big Hardware Store. John Hichter and wife of Indianapolis visited relatives here Sunday. Lightning rod installations offered at low price. Miss Minnie Oebiman returned from Indianapolis Friday. Miss Carrie Blume traveled to Indianapolis Saturday to visit her sister Mrs George Wills. Mrs Fred Rolfe of Cincinnati spent last Wednesday with cousin Mrs H A Thie. Mrs Joseph Blank visited Lawrenceburg Saturday to spend Sunday with Herman Hessler and wife. Mrs Louis Fisher and children of St Louis returned home after a month with Fred Behrman family. Mrs Henry Hannebaum and children from Indianapolis, visiting her parents Louis Pepper and wife, returned Friday. her father drove them from Peppertown.
Daisy fly killers and tanglefoot sold by Walsman and Schroeder. Mrs Stephen Enzinger visited relatives at Spades Friday. Meyers Hardware Store stocks high grade fertilizers. W Wycoff visited family in Versailles Saturday night. Mrs Herman Barkes visited Sunman Sunday. Miss Tillie Benz and brothers Hugo and Leo visited Indianapolis Saturday. Charles Martino sprained ankle playing ball last Friday. Miss Flora Keneke visited Frances Meyers from Indianapolis and returned Sunday. Mrs Jackson Anderson and daughter of Marble Corner visited Prof EF PT Shadday and family Saturday. Mrs Margaret Jacob and daughters Helen Clara visited Barbara Peetz and family in Indianapolis and returned Saturday. Mrs Otto Wessel underwent successful operation last Thursday by Dr W H Kluge and Dr Lafayette Martin. Richard Scherer and Albert P Gookens traveled to Cincinnati for Taft notification meeting. Crookens returned from Washington to see ill father.
Four year old was near death from dysentery after two doctors gave up. Cham gerlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy was given with castor oil and cured him. Quote from William H. Stroling of Carbon Hill Ala. Sold by Kaas Wn Schultz Batesville Bigney Co. suniman.
Mrs. Adam Mozer of St Louis and her two daughters Amelia and Elsie, formerly of Batesville, visited relatives and old friends on Saturday night. The girls plan to return Wednesday, while Mrs Mozer will stay longer to visit friends in Cincinnati.
C Q Floyd, a prominent Nershaw, South Carolina business man, credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing his long lung illness. He says he regained from 135 to 170 pounds after about six months treatment and urges others to try the remedy at Bass Schultz s drug store with free trial bottles.
J R Blankenship of Beck Tennessee endorses Electric Bitters for back and kidney trouble claiming complete cure after several bottles. The tonic is sold under guarantee at Baas and Schultz's drug store for 50 cents.
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