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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
Collier's Falsehoods and Fairbanks Stock Claim
The Indianapolis Star debunks Collier’s Weekly slander alleging Vice-President Fairbanks owns $200,000 of Star League stock. The Star asserts Fairbanks owns no stocks or securities in the Indianapolis Star or Star League, countering Collier’s muckraking charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
Fairbanks
Collier’s
Indianapolis Morning Star
Star League
Star
Indianapolis Star
Professor Star Denies Methuselah’s Age as Myth
The article notes Professor Star challenges the long lifespans of biblical times, arguing Methuselah’s age is a myth. It criticizes him as learned yet inaccurate, suggesting his views undermine stories of Abraham, Sarah, and Mary and questioning his grasp of ancient eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Abraham
Sarah
Mary
Professor Star
Remarkable Mis Diagnosis Reversed by Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says doctors misidentified his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble. His wife suggested Electric Bitters and after one bottle he claims full recovery. Sold by Khaas Schultz’s druggist for 50 cents guaranteed to cure blood poison weakness and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Khaas & Schultz
Local Social Notes from the Town Century
A series of short items record visits and travels of residents and guests. Carrie Mulford hosted a late Saturday event for juniors and freshmen. Miss Tasker and Miss Florence Smith visited Cincinnati. Dr. English returned from Evansville and delivered a Memorial Day address. Mr and Mrs Vawter of Delaware stayed with friends. West Virginia native St Clair Taylor visited his sister Frances Taylor. Earnest Heath and Tyler of Vevay were guests. a May 30 lawn party honored the Sophomore class at Paul and Joseph Edwards. Prof. A E Knowles of Charleston, Ind., elected superintendent of the public schools.
Local notes on church sermons and summer term talk
Miss Clara Bigney of Indianapolis returns home, Rev King predicts farewell sermon at Baptist church Sunday. Baccalaureate sermon next Sunday at Methodist church by President English. Mrs Mendal of Wrights Corner visits Dr Martin and wife. Dean H C Minnich of Miami University to speak before Normal department Friday. Moore's Hill College summer term info from Principal F L Fagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
English
H.C. Minnich
Miami University
Moore’s Hill College
F. L. Fagley
Do Not Neglect the Children This Season
Advises immediate attention for a child’s bowels when looseness occurs. Recommends Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville, Bigney & Co. Sunman
Decoration Day crowds and local notices at Court Hauls
Decoration Day drew a large audience as Rev. Glenroy Quene delivered an address and music drew interest. Creath and family visited Batesville for the Decoration. Dr. G T Beckett and wife were in Cincinnati. Miss Glenna Kenan of Osgood visited Eva Thompson. North Vernon Iron Clads vs Versailles Pirates game drew a good crowd with Versailles winning 7 to ?, girls from Osgood attended the ball game. Local residents listed visiting, traveling, and minor incidents. The week saw several marriage licenses issued including Fred Wessel and Mathilda Behlmer, Otto Wessel and Mary Pfalsgraff, John W Heidorn and Lydia Colson, Edith M Johnson and Charles Adkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenroy Queen
Fred Wessel
Batesville
Mathilda
D. S. Behlmer
Otto Wessel
Hatesville
Mary K. Pfalsgraff
John W. Heidorn
Osgood
Lydia J. Colson
Charles Adkins
Cincinnati
Edith M. Johnson
Rennecamp to attend Batesville show this Thursday
In PIPE CREEK William Rennecamp plans a trip to Batesville on Thursday to view the local show. The community notes Mrs. Greihm of Lawrenceville moved to the Mrs. Garrison farm last week. Anna Schield of Los Angeles and her cousin Jacob Abplanalp visited Whitcomb relatives a week ago. Lizzie Abplanalp visited Sunman Thursday. Henry Kammeyer and Dessie Huber visited Sunman area. Neighbors helped Fred Abplanalp tear down his old home. a new house is planned. Miss Anna Schield departed for Missouri en route home after a monthlong Indiana visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Abplanalp
Anna Schield
Los Angeles
California
Whitcomb
Fred Abplanalp
Missouri
Miss Shields
Indiana
Bucklen’s Arica Salve Endorsed By Local Merchant
O. S. Woolever, a well known Le Raysville merchant, says Bucklen’s Arica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago and claims it heals every sore wound burn or abrasion. Sold for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Woolever
le Raysville N. Y
Baas & Schultz
Local Notes Highlight Church Change and Events
SLROD Mrs Lide Pryor and two children from Oklahoma visit relatives. Mrs Mollie Horton Mrs P R Losutter and Geo Henschen and family spend Sunday with Wm Selke. Washington church shifts preaching to first weekend monthly. Rev Allen Helms spoke on Decoration Day. Nineteen veterans attended. A cantata The Crowning of Love begins plans to buy a church organ at K of P Hall next Wednesday. K of P Decoration Services set for fourth Sunday in June with Rev Wagner. Edna Elrod of Batesville visiting. Chicken thieves reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Horton
P. R. Lostutter
Geo. Henschen
Wm. Selke
Dearborn Co
Washington Church
K. of P. Hall
Wagner
Dangerous Deadlock Remedy Promoted at Baas Schultz’s Drug Store
An advertisement touts a patent medicine claiming to stop liver and bowel stoppage and end pain with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It guarantees money back if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes quick relief and absolute safety.
Small Town Social Ties Mark Weekend Visits and Outing
Indianapolis resident Louis Eichacker visited friends here Sunday. Local residents hosted visitors from Huntersville Napoleon Brookville Batesville Pleasant Park and Kateville. The St Pauls Cross Roads Young People and church orchestra enjoyed a light outing at Henry Schwier’s woods with Rev Flantz and family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Eichacker
Indianapolis
Young People’s Society of
St. Paul’s Church
Cross Roads
Henry Schwier
St. Paul's Church Orchestra
Rev. Flantz
W. Karl and
Remedy Soothed Colic and Diarrhoea Pains Quickly
Colic and Diarrhoea pains are quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Pleasant Pairings and Local Visits Highlight Week
George Goether of Indianapolis shook hands here last week. Gotlieb Peetz returned Saturday from a week with relatives in Indianapolis. Miss Sophia Dickman traveled to Batesville Monday to work for Mrs. Henry Krome. A large crowd from this place attended a Batesville show Thursday. Fred Hadler of Newpoint plowed for corn at Fred Beck’s place last week. Mrs. Wm. Davis and niece Belle Mailes left Saturday to visit Fred Hadler’s family at Newpoint then visited Henry Meyer’s family near Milroy. Mrs. Miller and son Henry of New Pennington visited Mrs. Ahring and daughter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Dickman
Batesville
Henry Krome
Fred Hadler
Newpoint
Fred Beck
Wm. Davis
Belle Mailes
Henry Meyer
Milroy
Judge Tattler to race seas on of 1907 at Martin barn
Breeders claim common mares bred to this class of horse will produce foals for carriage work and general purpose use. Judge Tattler is slated to make the seas on in 1907 at the Martin barn with a $10 service fee and a standard guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Tattler
Martin Barn
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Collier
Carrie Mulford
Hame South of Town
Alice Tasker
Vawter and Wife
Delaware
Florence Smith
Geo. Cole
Lawrenceburg
Louise Williams
St. Clair Taylor
West Virginia
Miss Francisca Taylor
Earnest Heath
East Enterprise
Mr. Tyler
Vevay
Paul and
Joseph Edwards
A. E. Knowles
Charleston, Ind
Clara Bigney
Mrs. Mendal
Wright’s Corner
Dr. Martin
Versatiliess
Creath
G. T. Beckett
Glenna Kenan
Eva Thompson
North Vernon Iron Clads
Versailles Pirates
Versailles
Monta Risk
Edith Fremdling
Margaret McCoy
Alice Leslie
Fred Ahren
Henry Smith
Nellie Runner
Cross Plains
Catherine Kenan
Gletina
Ivan Springer
Milan
Omer Cooley
Tanglewood
Pipe Creek
Wm. Rennecamp
Lizzie Abplanalp
Albert
Harry Huber
Coultee Corner
Sunny
Henry Baas
John Poblar
Henry Kammeyer
Dessie Huber
Brookville
Jacob and
Wm. Abplanalp
Lawrenceville
Slrod
Lide Pryor
Oklahoma
Allen Helms
Dillsboro
Clarance Shockley
Moores Hill
Edna Elrod
Baldistow
George Menchhofer
Edward
Anna Bosse
Huntersville
Maggie
Henry Behlmer
George Cowan
Napoleon Sunday
John Michael
Pleasant Park
Laughery Creek
Ed Hancock
Henry Wiete
Grandma Kuster
Clara Batisti
Bkatesville
Martha Stockinger
John Compart
Fred Norwold
Family Sunday
George Goether
Gotlieb Peetz
Hamtattle
Nellie Sam
Hambleton Tan Downing
Bertha
Dynamite
Jersey Lilly
Joe Jefferson
Road Master
Lucille Tattler
Monroe Greemann
Prop
Scott
Tate
Kanthe
Severl
Nobby Clothing CO
Panama
Nick Blank
Batesville, Ind
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