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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
The Tribune urges reflection on past periods of cheap goods and widespread hardship. It argues that low prices did not help labor or credit, as debts kept rising while bread and clothing remained cheap. It warns against returning to cheap times and invites readers to weigh their choices.
Japanese newspapers demand an apology for anti Japanese actions in San Francisco warning of potential war if unmet. The government opposes confrontation and says relations with the United States should stay friendly.
Helen Gouger a noted suffrage activist and temperance lecturer died suddenly at her LaFayette residence early Thursday morning. She woke at 6 to tell her husband she felt ill and collapsed before medical help could arrive.
Senator Philander Chase Knox of Pennsylvania won the endorsement of the State Republican convention last Thursday. He stated his willingness to run if nominated, signaling strong party support for a presidential bid.
A dubious claim advertises Dr King’s New Life Pill as a remedy for a deadly stoppage of liver and bowel functions. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer at Baas & Schultz’s drug store, appealing to readers seeking quick relief.
New Point community items report Children day well attended Sunday night. Jona Korte and wife entertained Cincinnati relatives Sunday. Miss Oa Powers ill with erysipelas. Albert Fisher and wife visited Ha Hart’s Monday. Isaac Palmer moved telephone to New Point residence last week. Church clock installed. Bro L P Hart raised funds and bought it. Henry J Miller sold fat cattle and hogs. Mike Benz hauled for Napoleon creamery. Mrs Len Paramore visited Joe Palmer’s Sunday. Mrs Mary Hickman and daughters of Batesville visited Brose Hickman Sunday.
Allie Reifel improves in health while Louis Ellerman and wife visit relatives in Rushville. Miss Kate Hose returns from Laurel, Miss Ida Grimme visits Laur el, Otto Roemer and brother Louis call at Oldenburg, Miss Maggie Adler travels to Hamilton Ohio, Miss Sophia Luke visits Metamora, Claude Levi and Jessie Ridout call on John Wolf family.
North Branded announces the birth of a girl to George Timke and his wife. Lewis Bohlke toured Morris. John Selke and wife visited Batesville Sunday. Wives of Ww Cook Fred Luers Herman Krinehop George Kirchoff and Conrad Luers spent Sunday with Lewis Kirchoff and wife. Prakel Krinehop finished sawing at H Drockelman farm and moved mill near Nicholasville. Emma Timke visited Batesville Saturday. John Einhaus plans a new granary with Henry Pohlimann doing carpenter work.
QO. S. Woolever, a prominent Le Raysville merchant, says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago and it heals every sore wound burn or abrasion. Available at Baas & Schultz's drug store for 25 cents.
Several residents attended the funeral of Mrs Brumter in Penntown on Thursday afternoon. Local residents visited relatives, including Fred Abplanalp at St Peters on business, J L Abplanalp at St Paul service, and Chas Abplanalp with family near North Point. Ed Pohlar arrived from Cincinnati to visit home folks, while H Borgerding and wife from Cincinnati were visitors Sunday. Dick Heisman and family from Sunman spent Sunday with relatives.
SHARPS CORNER reports Bertha Crusa came home Saturday following a four weeks stay in Richmond Indiana. A Saturday dance at Bischoff hall drew a good crowd with Osborn and Anna Bischoff winning the prize cake for best dancers. William Hildebrand of Egypt visited H Wickmeyer Sunday. Jacob Zins is repairing his barn helped by H J Schafer. C G Harvey of Haymond passed through Monday. Chasis welcomed a nine pound arrival Saturday. Henry Wickmeyer Jr acted as caller in Egypt Monday. Ed Wieseman and brothers of Weisburg visited C Crusa Monday evening.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offers fast relief from stomach pains and cramps. Available at Baas Schultz Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
Mrs Irvin O'Neil of Vevay was visiting relatives here last week. John LaBolt purchased a fine buggy. Religious services are held at Fountain Church this week. Mrs Eva Jefferies and daughter visited in Cincinnati Tuesday. Sunday gathering at Geo Corbin's included Oscar McNew Mrs Ed Cole from this place and Misses Etha O'Connor Flora and Julia Tuittel Omer Degolyer and family of Holtun.
Laura Raffignone sails to Indianapolis to visit her sister Mrs Benj Havey. Grace Glascock goes to Indianapolis to enter business college and study stenography. F S Jones and son Curtis visit from Seymour. Mrs Ed Gordon dies and is interred at Cross Plains. Dr G T Beckett travels to Cincinnati. Paul Wycoff recovering from scarlet fever. Osgood ball game draws Versailles visitors. Several local residents attend.
Indy visitor Cleve Opphile calls on Miss Bird Craine while Nell Clements and three children visit relatives. Mrs. Mary Straver and son Frank visit F Grow family. Harry Craine spends Sunday with parents. Spencer Arnold dies at brother Joseph’s home. funeral at Baptist church led by Rev. Bowers. Children’s Day observed at M E church and Baptist church. Rush Alexander and family visit Franklin county relatives. Luella Bodenberg dies near Napoleon. funeral at Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Vollmer.
Pilasant Pare Henry Poske and family visited relatives here Sunday. Elmer Davis and wife had their little boy christened by Rev Flantz at Cross Roads Sunday. Fred Pike wife and son Cecil of Rush county visited relatives here. John Norwold wife and niece Marie Beck of Swedenburg called on home folks here several days last week. Several from this place attended a dance at Cross Roads Saturday. Gottlieb Peetz put a new roof on his barn last week. Mr Marticke and son Mattie passed through here Monday.
The Ripley County commissioners require liquor license applications to be published weekly for 21 days before board sessions and filed with the auditor five days prior. Applicants must appear in person or by attorney. All claims must be filed five days before the term to avoid continuation.
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