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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
5
Morris Mill community news reports frequent visits to Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Local residents include Frank Meyer George Mehlon and Anna Engel with several relatives, plus business trips, weddings, and college plans. Updates cover grain feeds, sales at Batesville, and travel for family and friends across Indiana and Ohio.
The Methodist Centenary celebration at Columbia Ohio runs June 20 to July 13 with daily pageants by 500 children and a 500 voice chorus. Notable guests include Taft Wood Bryan Roosevelt Allen Lane Barrett Fletcher and other leaders scheduled to speak at the Coliseum with concerts and educational programs throughout.
Instructions describe making Attar of Roses by macerating roses in spring water and sun heating to collect aromatic droplets. The excerpt then pivots to a critique of condemning individuals without hearing them, followed by a note on inspiring peace from war. It ends with a brief mention of Napoleon and Henry Brown visiting Cincinnati.
Market rundown lists cattle species with price ranges for heifers cows calves steers and hogs plus pigs lights sows and stags. Sheep lambs bulls and miscellaneous items appear in the draft, with Wilker and Co. Produce and dairy items such as butter eggs and hens noted.
Readers are urged to attend church through summer stressing spiritual dangers and renewal of duties. Notices invite services at multiple churches with schedule details including Sunday School, Epworth League, worship times, choir, and board meetings. The column mentions Missionary Centenary events in Columbus and various local programs and decorations.
A communication cites sleep as essential as food, noting no one can stay awake for days. It references ancient Chinese torture with relentless foot tickling and a collapse into a coma, while a dialogue questions reaching finer comforts like champagne and chicken.
An editing quip contrasts abbreviated names and postal practice with a stance that sovereignty endures only through the right printing. It asserts a singularly valuable printing standard as the speaker’s political platform.
Found items include a house with seven rooms and cellar in Hatepville Indiana a buggy harness saddle and bridle for sale plants for sale millinery stand with fixtures and ready established trade Bradley Sisters selling reasons given contact S B Johnson and J W Henry for details
An OCR fragment shows a sequence of docket numbers or notice identifiers labeled No. 15 No. 27 No. 33 and No. 29. The text provides no further names dates or details to describe actions or deadlines.
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