Community Visitors Attend Birthday Celebration in Batesville
A Batesville crowd visited Siebert and entertained local folks Sunday. Residents from the area traveled to Batesville Monday to celebrate John J. Ohlman's birthday. A large crowd attended Herman Dickman’s Saturday night surprise, with well-filled baskets and a fine supper. The gathering lasted into the early morning with all enjoying the event.
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Batesville
John. J. Ohlman
Herman Dickman
Foley's Kidney Cure Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and warns readers to use it to avoid self-blame. Sold by G. A. Baas.
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Foley
G. A. Baas
Batesville Fair Grounds July 4 Events and Local Visits
Let us all go the Batesville Fair Grounds and take a boat ride see two ball games and dance all day and all night on July 4th. Dr. Jerman spent Monday with his son Elmer in Greensburg. Ed Moore and Carrie Dobyns of Kingston were Sunday guests of Cora Starks. Frank Greene and Etta Schwetman of Batesville spent Sunday with the former's parents here. Clarence Tolin attended a festival at Liberty church Saturday night. Will Thomas and sister Mingie spent Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati. Mary and Mae Greene returned home from Horace after visiting Sallie and Zena Magee. Elisa King attended children's day exercises at New Pennington Sunday night. Mrs Tolin and daughter Florence spent Saturday in Greensburg. John Puttmann was in Greensburg Monday. Rose Moore is the guest of Mae Greene this week.
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Batesville Fair Grounds
Frank Greene
Etta Schwetman
Batesville
Clarence Tolin
Liberty Church
Arnica Balm Promise from Old Town Advertisers
A Raleigh reader notes Buck Len’s Arnica cured her daughter of scald head in Old Town Virginia and praises its use for cuts corns and bruises. The ad claims effectiveness for piles and promotes 25 cents at Baas drug store.
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Bevill
Old Town
Bucklen
Arnica
Baas’ Drug Store
Spades Defeat St. Marys 26 to 9 in Sunday Game
Spades beat St. Marys 26 to 9 Sunday. Cincinnati visitors Anna Guenter and Lizzie Franke called on locals and shared weekend visits. Browns, Hodapp and Shazer noted movements between Cincinnati and Indianapolis with town dances and arrivals.
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St. Mary’s
Lizzie Franke
Lydia Kassendick
Filthy Temples in India Advertisement Censured
An archaic advertisement claims sacred cows and temples are defiled by constipation and touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure. It promises lively livers, active bowels, good digestion, and appetite, priced at 25 cents at Baas' drug store.
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Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Chamberlain
Weather and harvest outlook amid locals’ reports
The crops in this vicinity look fine with heat boosting predictions for an abundant harvest. Rennemeyer was busy cutting last week. Joe Who toured Cincinnati on Sunday with focus on local agriculture and harvest prospects.
Swamp Root Ad and Local Notices Mix In One Column
An old time newspaper snippet includes a Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney remedy advertisement offering free samples and a booklet, plus local notes about Milton Wiesehan attending church Jacob Hildebrand directing road labor and a birth and social events.
Otterville man praises Foley's Honey and Tar remedy
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa says his three to four year asthma improved immediately after using Foley's Honey and Tar after trying many cures and physician treatments in New York and other cities. He endorses it and notes he will keep it in his house. Sold by G A Baas.
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Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local residents and visitors frequent Sunman area events
Mr Momeier and family, Louisa Ab planalp and two brothers and John and Rosa Stahley visited. Huggler and Wolming called, Jacob Miller spent time with M J Stahley, Merkel sisters drove to Sunman, Rev Merkel and daughter attended Batesville festival, townsfolk attended Uncle Tom's Cabin show in Sunman. A fine colt owned by Michael Stahley was badly cut by a barbed wire fence last week.
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Momeier
Louisa Abplanalp
John and
Rosa Stahley
Michael Stahley
Carni val at Madison draws Rexville crowd
Rex VIIII reports a busy week as residents attend the Madison carnival. News notes include J E Gordon and mother visiting Cross Plains, Lilian Orem visiting Haney's Corner, and Tony Matthews and Minnie Black quietly marrying at Madison with plans to live at Marble Corner. Harvest work grows scarce as townsfolk stay busy.
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Tony Matthews
Minnie Black
Madison
Marble Corner
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Cure Testimony
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana says ten years confined to bed with kidney disease found no relief from top doctors until Foley's Kidney Cure, which he calls a Godsend. Sold by G A Baas.
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R. A. Gray
J. P. Oakville, Ind
Foley
G. A. Baas
Surprise gathering near May's Defeat noted
A small group attended a surprise at Homer Vanesdol's near May's Defeat last Wednesday evening. Church services are planned for Sunday at 10 a.m. The Tribune subscription stands at $1.25 yearly. Geo. Corbin had a sun stroke while at Harvey Crouch's in Osgood last week.
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Homer Vanesdol’s
May
Geo. Corbin
Harvey Crouch
Osgood
Kidney Cure Claim From Salem Patient Letter
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri says five years of kidney disease left him weak and thin. After failing with doctors and remedies, Poley's Kidney Cure cured him in less than two bottles and left him sound and well. Sold by G A Baas.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Poley
G. A. Baas
Lizzie Meyer's Quilting Event Draws Crowd
Lizzie Meyer hosted a quilting gathering Saturday that drew a good crowd and included an evening of dancing. Attendees at Penntown Sunday evening services included William Hildebrand Lizzie Meyer and Bertha Crusa. Frank Oberle from Spades visited a friend here Sunday evening.
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William Hildebrand
Lizzie Meyer
Bertha Crusa
Penntown
Frank Oberle
Spades
Saved from an Awful Fate by a 19th Century Remedy
Mrs A N Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania describes recovery from six months of hay fever and asthma after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. She calls it the safest cure for desperate throat and lung diseases and claims it cured her. Trial bottles are free at G A Baas drug store with guaranteed bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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A. N. Shields
Chambersburg
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
Avoid Trouble with Chamberlain’s Digestive Remedy
A local notice urges families to buy Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from G. A. Baas before summer's end. The ad claims it is the most successful medicine for bowel complaints for both children and adults and warns a trip to town could be saved by purchasing early.
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G. A. Baas
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community Life
Edwin Boldrey returns home from a Boston theological seminary for vacation. Mrs. Martin Smith shows improvement. William Gray renovates his house with a new coat of paint. Mrs. Link Blair of Seymour visits for some time. Miss Nellie Johnson visits Miss Agness Barticklow of Rising Sun. Since our last report Jesse Chandler and Miss Estella Cowen were united.
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Edwin Boldrey
Boston
Mass
William Gray
Mrs. Link Blair
Seymour
Nellie Johnson
Aghes ‘Barticklow
Rising Sun
Jesse Chandler
Estella Cowen
Versailles News Briefs Highlight July Events and Local Moves
Miss Grace Benham visited Moore's Hill for a July 4 weekend commencement. Robert Thompson of Moore's Hill College spent Sunday with relatives. Rev Mohler preached at the M E church in Liddles absence. A ball game at Osgood drew locals. Eva and Ethel Thompson visited North Vernon relatives. Mrs Peter Gookins of Tipton visited here. Lawrence Olmsted works at Sunman this week. J P Days new house nears completion. Squire Christie of New Marion was in town. Smith Hunter will graduate from the University of Michigan Law School on the 19th. Tony Hunter returns from Louisville medical college. Board of Review met Monday for several days. Edward Glasgow of Osgood was here on business.
Probate and legal notices and assignments listed
The notes report Perry Meyers and Millie Reiser wills probated, Louis Small sent to asylum, Morgan Holman declared unsound minded awaiting Indianapolis returns, and several interhousehold exchanges including Harry Rebel to Elizabeth Schene and others. An advertisement promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at 25 cents.
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Morgan Holman
New Marion
Indianapolis
Real estate transfers recorded by John Minger
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels with grantees and consideration including Theresia Mehring to Frank Mehring 78.25 acres Jackson township for 150 dollars and various other conveyances across Batesville Versailles Osgood Franklin and Washington townships with sums ranging from 10 to 1600 dollars.
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Theresia Mehring
Frank Mehring
Jackson Tp
Geo. W. Gelvin
Quirin H. Vonderheide
Batesville
Chas. M. Bowers
A.J Cottingham
Washington Tp
Robert R. Cowen
John W. Lotshaw
Henry B. Gault
Hanson B. Gault
Versailles
Geo. C. Kestler
Trustees
Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery Association
Delaware
John W.conyers
Wm.h.thomas
Franklin Tp
Emma E. Weber
Alice M. Taylor
Jacob Nuszdorfer
Jacob Siebein
Shelby Tp
Court House News New cases and probate actions
New case Adam Schmidt vs John Kraus lists Benham as attorney for the plaintiff. The last will of Gerherd Ludeker was probated last Monday. Chas H Aufderheide appointed administrator of the estate of Henry.
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Perry Meyers
Adam Schmidt
John Kraus
Benham Attorney
Gerherd Ludeker
Chas.h. Aufderheide
Henry
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Elmer
Greensburg
Ed Moore
Carrie Dobyns
Kingston
Cora Starks
Will Thomas
Mingie
Cincinnati
Mary and
Mae Greene
Horace
Sallie
Zena Magee
Elisa King
New Pennington
John Puttmann
Rose Moore
Mae ‘Greene
Anna Guenter
Louis Hichord
H. Price
Henry Hodapp
Wil Timke
H. Nordloh
Mary Federle
Ed Shazer
India
Rennemeyer
Joe
Ocinnati
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp Root
Milton Wiesehan
Pennetown
Jacob Hildebrand
Bern
Herman Grothaus
Ollie Baas
Crusa
Wadustis
Oak Forest
Mr. Huggler
Sunman
Mrs. Wolming
Jacob Miller
M.J. Stahley
Merkel
Rev. Merkel
J. E. Gordon
Cross Plains
Rexville
Lilian Orem
Haney’s Corner
Ccras. Hyatt
Morty Wright
Bellvue
M. Wawters
Sam Krause
Wise
Mrs
James Ent
Florence
Blanch Beall
John Preble
Des Moines
Earl Stevens
Thos, Parkes and
Friendship
Robi. S. Reeder
Milan
Thomas Benham
Ed Shadday
Kentucky
Ira McCoy
John Burton
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Richard Burton
Mary Carroll
J. Vanosdol
Zenas
Allen McNew
Perry McNew
Lock Springs
Grace Lauber
Bessie Grossman
White Mountain Refrigerator
Hillenbrand & Mitchell CO
Hlrod
Martin Smith
Grace Benham
Moore's Hill
Robert Thompson
Moore’s Hill College
Mohler
M. E
Rev. Liddle
Eva and
Ethel Thompson
North Vernon
Peter Gookins
Tipton
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J. P. Day
Squire Christie
Smith Hunter
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Tony Hunter
Louisville
Board of Review
Edward Glasgow
DR. Fenner
Oney
ST. Vitus
Cory
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Batesville, Indiana
W. Aufderheide
Benham
Millie Reiser
Louis Small
George Ent
Clara RB. Williamson
Springdale
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Elizabeth Schene
Mathias Hanson
Lulu Fountanna- Tosa
Harry Hakill
Ella Hendrixson
Holton
Chris Strobel
Lena Borgman
Napoleon
John Minger
Louis Kieffer
Joan Mierle
Adams Tp
Earnestina Beer Et al
A.H. Beer
Monroe Hyatt, Admr
Newton Hyatt
Aaron Foster
Geo. W. Nawald
Euphrates L. Gordon
Perry Jenkins
Court House News
John Dittus
Henry Buschmann
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