Versailles Court House News Roundup and Real Estate Transfers
Local notices show court actions including a divorce filing Lillie E. Schrader versus Wilbur J. Schrader and new estate administrations for Richard Niehause Chas E Ketcham and Thresia Herbert. Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Brown Milan Sunman and Center townships with prices from 50 to 2500 dollars.
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Anna Ketcham
Rowland Bishop
Sunman
Walter Merkley
Sheldon, Ill
Court House
W. A. Beer and Family
Milan
Laura A. Beer
John Schwartz
Batesville
Howard Akers
Mr. Aker
Malcolm Cartwright
Rising Sun
John Hillenbrand
Verona McCoy
Oscar Holman
Aurora
Henry Clemens
W. D. Robinson
A. B. Wycoff
Eva Hunter
G. T. Beckett
Lewisville
Court House News
Jacob Winter
Albert F. Schwegman
Richmond
Ind
Elenora E. Gehrich
Will Wilson
Jackson County
Florence FE
Werneke
Otto J. West
Cross Plains
Elsie E. J. Werner
Versailles
Lora O. Gelvin
Delzie Demarce
Brown
Wm. F. Ritzman
Louis Kloeckenbrink
Rebecca Rix
Charlotte Irene Woods
Osgood Lumber Co
Elvora Bryant
Laura E. Bryant
Joseph A. Meister
Lucy McGuire
Dail W. Gonger
Arthur Conger
Center
Emma C. Nieman Et al
Estal Nieman
Adams
Hayes Mgee
Chris Voss
Franklin
Charles L. Robb
William B. Gray
Otter Creek
Local residents host visitors and a local birth noted
Indianapolis visitors include Miss Edna Heimsath and Mr Edward Norwold with a son born June 18. Guests come from St. Louis Cincinnati Hartwell and Rush County. A patrolmen’s camp picnic at Heflen camp near Columbus featured twelve officers and their families with an excellent dinner.
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Beatrice Beckeweg
Ruth Dodson
Edna
Porter Abplanalp
Indianapolis
George Betzner
Harry Morris
St. Louis
William Betzner
John Messing
Rush County
Bernard Gigos
James Brooks
Iowa
Charles
Edna Heimsath
John Heimsath
Amelia Felix
Lester
Estelle
Jeannette
Hartwell, O
August Ernsting
Cincinnati
George C. Taylor
Evalina Fox
Sunman
Edward Fox
Ada
Bertha Vogel
Adams Church
Edward Edward Norwold
Ed Foster
Audrey Black
Carl Foster
Margaret Johnson
Columbus
Heflen
Osgood News Briefs Include School Trip and Local Tours
OsGood R No 1 reports Martha Horn and Leah Meyer left Saturday for Terre Haute for a summer term of school. Mr and Mrs George Ferather visited Fred Luers and wife at Osgood. Clarence Finke went to Cincinnati for a nine weeks auto school course. Louis Kirchoff returned from Illinois. Mrs John Finke and Miss Cora Harlemert visited relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs Albert Fallmer attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Maggie Ollt in Dayton. Mrs Joe Rimstidt Sr is quite sick. A Children Day program at Finks Church is planned for Sunday evening June 26. All are welcome.
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Martha Horn
Leah Meyer
Terre Haute
George Ferather
Fred Luers
Osgood
Clarence Finke
Cincinnati
Louis Kirchoff
Illinois
John Finke
Cora Harlemert
Albert Fallmer
Maggie Ollt
Dayton
Joe Rimstidt Sr
Fink's Church
Dear Little Mice from Mother House Mouse
A Mother House Mouse addresses seven newborn mice, guiding their future growth and independence. She describes their blinked early life, future cheese scents, singing in pantries, and the need to stay small to fit through tiny holes while warning against harsh weather and the dangers of northward travel.
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Mother House Mouse
Mniy
Mother House Mice
Agricultural Film Series Promotes Farm Education in Ripley County
A six reel program for farmers features The Visit of the Victors showing 475 youth from 25 states and Canada at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago, Out of the Shadows on bovine tuberculosis, Barbaricus Barberry and A New Plant Disease and How It Spreads. Screenings run June 27–30 in Osgood Versailles Batesville and Milan with a five cent admission. Also includes May egg laying contest results and advice on culling hens, urging farmer participation and demonstrations.
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Ripley County
Canada
Chicago
F. Y. Meredith
C. F. Curtiss
International
America
Lincoln Park
Field Museum
International Corn Starch Products Co
Marshall Fields
Union Stock Yards
Armour and Company Packing Plant
Henry Benton
Mary
Benton
Osgood
Versailles
Batesville
Milan
Thomas Greenham
Steve Hartman
August Guntler
Ollie Wuelner
Adam Huber
Chris H. Wolferding
Roscoe Laswell
Joe Truitt
Marked Era in Journalism
The Edinburgh Review, founded in 1802, became the first high class criticism journal with lasting footing. Founders Jeffrey, Scott, Horace, Brougham and Sydney Smith launched a new era in periodical criticism with a wider range and loftier tone than earlier publications.
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Edinburgh Review
Jeffrey, Scott
Horace, Broughmiun
Sydney Smith
Fragmentary note on Catskill trip memories
A jagged reminiscence recalls seeing the Catskill mountains in New York last summer with scattered phrases about a cat and a chicken and a brief mention of a freshman and sophomore.
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Catskill Mountains
New York
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges households to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand during hot months. It stresses the product is often needed and worth its cost, urging immediate purchase.
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Chamberlain
Secret pet care talk among two well-dressed women
In a street conversation two affluent women discuss their pets. One speaks of a Japanese spaniel named Togo and grooming tastes while the other speaks of a Spitz named Snowy who suffered coli cation but recovered after a doctor visit. The exchange notes blu ing as a whitening method learned from laundry practices.
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Togo
Castile
Snowball
Snowy
Western Hemlock Grows Tall in British Columbia
Western hemlock abundance in British Columbia reaches heights of 125 to 150 feet with diameters from 2 to 5 feet. Some trees reach 250 feet and 8 feet in diameter.
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British Columbia
Food for Pugilists Turns to Stewed Apricots
A Boston Tran script notes a humorous mix up on a fighter bill where the described dish stewed uppercuts was actually stewed apricots, reported by a correspondent amused by the culinary joke.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Notice to Non residents Ripley County Indiana 1921
Notice to non residents in Ripley County Indiana cites the Ripley Circuit Court September term 1921 in Schrader versus Schrader. Plaintiff’s attorney Wycoff files complaint and an affidavit noting defendant Wilbur Schrader’s residence is unknown after diligent inquiry. Defendant must appear in Versailles on the first Monday of September 1921 to answer or demur, or the complaint will be heard in his absence. Clerk Kassendick signs, June 17, 1921. Also an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims internal use cures catarrh.
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State of Indiana
Ripley County
Ripley Circuit Court
Lillie E. C. Schrader
Wilbur J. F. Schrader
Albert Wycoff
Ripley
Versailles
Indiana
Chris H, Kassendick
A. B, Wycoff
Phosphate Tonic Promises Rosy Cheeks and Vitality
Atlanta doctor promotes Argo-Phosphate for anemia like tiredness and pallor claiming 5 grain tablets boost strength up to 300 percent in weeks. Marketing targets men and women with pale complexions and nervous or irritable symptoms, noting free samples and charitable payouts if claims fail.
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Atlanta
F. A. Jacobson
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Daddys É
Abdilty
Jalale Graham BC
W. T. Oxer
Spitz
Washwoman
Hall
J, Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Th. Hall
Argo Laboratories
Atlanta, Ga
The
Batesville Bank
Batesville Tribune
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