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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
2
The Tribune comments on Bryan's stance amid U S German tensions. It notes Bryan referred his case to the people, questions if war is needed, and contrasts peace with honor versus peace with or without honor. It speculates on political moves and Bryan's possible role.
Mr. Wilson backs arbitration if Germany stops killing Americans first. Bryan would arbitrate while U boats still send American lives to the sea. The clash turns on halting murder versus continuing it.
Mr Bryan accuses Mr Wilson of favoring strict neutrality and argues that Germany and England may buy war munitions in the United States. He contends quarrels with Germany threaten lives, not money, and accuses Bryan of misrepresenting the note and aiding a 1916 presidential bid. Local notes follow on visits and travels of residents and a few social events.
William Jennings Bryan denounces charges of abandoning the presidency during international strain and appeals to the American people. He claims he and the President share aims for resolving the U S Germany conflict but differ on the proper means to achieve it.
Osgood residents note a holiday prospect with a plan to visit Milan on July 3. The town records a string of social updates including funeral notices and family visits, with Mrs. Christie White of Versailles and Mrs. J. T. Shook hosting relatives. Dr. Earl Harlan travels to Cincinnati for specialist care, and a local couple’s anniversary events are cited alongside minor autos repair during weekend travels.
Social rounds include Fred Jobst and family near Langhery Bridge and several residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. Mentions of Ahrens, Schmocker, Praker, Wessel, Einhaus, Drees, Huneke, Hillenbrand and others with travels to Batesville, Cincinnati, Oklahoma and Indianapolis. Batesville Milling Co. advertises corn cob grinding services.
Guidance on keeping a stallion in good flesh with varied rations including oats corn barley and wheat bran. Emphasizes regular feeding three times daily, avoiding overfeeding and dusty hay, plus considerations for travel and activity affecting feed needs.
Thumes in pigs attack overfed young pigs and may last months. Feed light slop without corn, add limewater to the slop. Provide root and alfalfa hay. Give abundant daily exercise and access to slaked lime wool ashes and wood charcoal.
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