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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
8
Snippets detail Siefert’s hardware line at Morris and Cincinnati business trips by H W Krome and H H Krone. Various visits to relatives in Batesville and Indianapolis, Decoration Day gatherings, housing sale ads, and a Democratic convention outing in Shelbyville.
H. H. Kramer promotes a store with immense stocks and endless variety offering security and satisfaction in every purchase. The message emphasizes value, quality, and broad selection to entice shoppers.
Enunis Bros report long use of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines. They claim a life was saved in El Paso, Texas, and note successful introduction into Narcoosee Florida with growing favor. Available from Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
Will Boehmer stepped from the Buckeye beer wagon Tuesday afternoon and dislocated his right ankle. He suffers great pain and faces several weeks of layup. John Anthony and Miss Rose Feld and Cotty Schafer and Miss Ida Feild of Covington Jr visited the sister Mrs Jus Luttmiller Jr on Sunday excursion and returned Monday.
Mrs. E. D. Clapp describes a near death lung illness cured by Dr King's New Discovery. Exhausting coughing spells ceased after using the medicine. Guaran teed for coughs and colds throat and lung troubles. 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.
Mrs. Charles Brockman of Batesville visited Henry Kloatermeyer and family on Thursday. Fred Kops of Indianapolis called on local folks last week. Mrs. Gust Busch visited Mrs. Henry Siebert. Mrs. Abring and daughter visited Ralph Timmerman and wife. Emma Knollenburg returned from Cincinnati. H. Dickman and family visited Henry Poske. Fred Wenning and wife visited Batesville on Saturday.
An editorial argues manhood suffrage as a sacred duty and urges Indiana voters to participate in the November election. It warns against stay at home voters and notes the risk of liquor interests influencing Democrats and blocking temperance in the legislature.
The piece argues Democrats revive old quips like the Dingley tariff and trusts while Indiana Republicans show a record of practical laws. It cites pure food laws, mortgage exemptions, factory inspections, insurance and trust regulation, anti trust measures, private banking, railroad regulation, and local home rule reforms as proof of constructive governance.
Charley Newlin of Indianapolis and another Pennsylvania import spoke at the Indiana Prohibitionists convention. They asserted that a majority of Indiana voters favor prohibiting the liquor traffic, noting other parties contain temperance supporters who fail to state this truth.
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