Labor voters back Fairbanks in national politics says Washington Herald
The Washington Herald reports labor leaders favor Vice President Fairbanks for the 1908 presidential race. An interview with W M Atkins asserts organized labor will play a strong role next year and that Taft remains broadly unpopular with wageworkers for anti labor records. It notes Cannon is not a top pick among unions.
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Fairbanks
Chas. W.fairbanks
Washington Herald
Washington
W. M. Atkins
New York
Washington Herald Today
Atkins
Organized Labor
Taft
Joe’ Cannon
Spades Beat Sunman Team 9 to 1 In Weekend Game
Local notes report visits from Mrs. Lewis Kneer Clarence Gonder Hafner and others. Sunman ball team fell to Spades 9 to 1 with Meister targeted by Spades hitters and Shuck confusing Sunman bats. Umpire Henry Franke officiated and locals hope for a rematch.
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Sunman
Spades Boys
Spades
Meister
Shuck
Sunman Boys
Henry Franke
Memorial services held by K P Lodge in Herod
Misses Edna and Bertha Schulte of Newport Kentucky visit Herod with relatives. Rev. Wagner of Louisville gives the memorial address. Mrs. Jake Pryor and children of Oklahoma stay with kin here. W P Wheeler rural carrier visits. Chas Hehe to build a residence east of town. Preaching scheduled for first Saturday and Sunday in July. Ents visit en route to Iowa for future work.
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K. of P. Lodge
Rev. Wagner
Louisville
Jake Pryor
Oklahoma
Chas. Hehe
A Dangerous Deadlock Remedy Promoted by Drug Store Ad
An ad describes a medical condition labeled dangerous deadlock as liver and bowel stoppage. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy with a money back guarantee at Baas & Schultz's drug store.
Courage to Defeat Free Silver Doctrine Named Fairbanks
The piece lauds Charles W. Fairbanks for opposing free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, praising his courage to stand against debt repudiation and defend an honest dollar. It frames him as honest then and now, urging public trust in his stance against devaluation.
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Bryan
America
Charles W. Fairbanks
Tariff Reformers Blame Tariffs for Lumber Price Jump
The piece argues a duty of 2.00 per thousand feet on oak timber, sold in Cleveland at 18 to 20 dollars per thousand, has coincided with current prices of 35 to 40 dollars. It questions how a two dollar tariff could raise value from 17 to 40 dollars per thousand feet.
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Tne
Cleveland
Surprising rise in depositors and deposits noted
An examination of savings banks and building associations shows a surprising increase in both the number of depositors and total deposits. The text also comments that the hustling man out of office gains a larger income percentage than the office holder, regardless of who he is.
Silent Optimism Amid Pessimistic Paragraphs
A concise literary note contrasts optimism with pessimism and suggests steady prosperity outshines discontent. It frames the idea that hopeful visions reveal stronger outcomes than sour attitudes, using declarative observations about mood and progress.
Do Not Neglect the Children Remedy Ad
Seasonal health note urges immediate care for a child with bowels unsettled. Recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil as directed. Sold by Baas and Schultz Batesville Bigney and Co Sunman.
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Chamberlain
Castor Oll
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Balilstown Visitors and Nearby Social Roundup
Batesville residents and relatives visited local families this week including Ed Reibel selling cream separators for Meyer Lumber. Ernst Norwold and wife visited Swedenburg. John Beck and Will Carl traveled to Cincinnati. Sam Cowan’s children visited Napoleon. Fred Gunter from Napoleon met grandchildren in town.
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Ed Reibel
Batesville
Meyer Lumber and Hardware Company
Ernst Norwold
John
Swedenburg
Local Social Notes From Osgood Area Visit Bridges
Mrs Moith Kelley visited Cincinnati early week returning Wednesday Will Talbott and family visited Milan over Sunday Anderson Levi and wife returned from Rushville Ora Cox and wife hosted guests from Holton Brant Andrews and wife from Vincennes visited home folks Mrs Charles Curry called to Holton for mother’s illness Arlando Jenkins improving J D Curry and wife returned from Rushville Nash takes job as traveling salesman Mrs E Harding and children leave for Indianapolis Lester Branham and wife depart for Indianapolis Estella Dermitt of Indianapolis visited home folks Nicholas Wagner went to Cincinnati for business
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Brant. Andrews
Vincennes
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Local Merchant
QO S Woolever of Le Kaysville New York recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles noting it cured him 20 years ago. The ad claims it heals every sore wound burn or abrasion. Available at Baas & Schultz’s drug store for 25 cents.
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QO. S. Woolever
le Kaysville N. Y
Baas «& Schultz’s
Local Hometown Notes on Visits and Visits
Mr. Saldine of St Peters laid foundation for Fred Abplanalp’s new house last week. Henry Baas family visited relatives at Penntown Sunday. A surprise party was held at 8 W Thomas’ in Nicholasville Tuesday evening. Jacob William Abplanalp Otto Pohlar and the Misses Clara Pohlar Lizzie Abplanalp visited Henry Pohlar’s family at Weisburg Sunday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp spent Thursday at North Point. Miss Desgie Huber returned home after a few weeks near Brookville.
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Mr. Saldine
St. Peters
Fred Abplanalp
Henry Baas
Penntown
W. Thomas
Nicholasville
Jacob
William Abplanalp
Otto Pohlar
Clara Pohlar
Lizzie Abplanalp
Henry Pohlar
Weisburg
Lizzie
North Point
Desgie Huber
Brookville
Chamberlains Salve Cures Tetter for Local Lady
A Batesville reader reports a two to three year battle with tetter ended after one box of Chamberlains Salve. The testimonial notes excellent results and mentions local dealers Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
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Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Sunday church events and social visits noted in Hopewell parish
Hopewell residents attend church with Rev. J C Hayes filling in for the absent pastor J G Brengle. Visitors include Tucker and Sutton with wives, Dorrill from Nebraska, Noel Cook, and others. Children’s Day draws large crowds. upcoming Dun Kard church services announced. An ad for Miona stomach tablets claims a permanent cure at fifty cents a box if successful.
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Baas
Local Visitors Cited From Batesville and Nearby Towns
Wm Kvebbe of Hinochsburg and Mrs Henry Pulsing of Hamburg were mentioned as visiting last week. Wu St.Clair of Batesville, Harry Werring and sister from Cincinnati, and Mr Mrs Joe Stoneking of Oldenburg were noted as in town or visiting friends over several days. Ted Schene of Batesville was in town last Thursday.
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John Beck
Batesville
Cirus Cook
Chicago
Wm. Kvebbe
Henry Pulsing
Hamburg
Wu. St.Clair
Harry Werring
Cincinnati
Joe Stoneking
Oldenburg
Ted Schene
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Harvey
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Ruby Sunman
Wilbur Sunman
Seymour
H. W. Leding
Walter H. Fitch
George
Harry Wiesehan
Wm. Golden
Lena Johnson
Indianapolis
C. E. Wiesehan
Raleigh Schorling
State Normal
Terre Haute
Carroll Davis
International Harvester Co
Osborn
A. Franke
Anna Gunter
George J. Luther
John Krummel
Herod
Edna and
Bertha Schulte
Newport Ky
Monnie Selke
Dearborn Co
Mrs. Horton
Robi. Borders
Milan
Kate Lipperd
V Health
Geo. Lostutter
Dillsboro
Wm. McCabe
Family
W. P. Wheeler
Wm. Ent, Jr
Iowa
Balilstown
Harry Bultman
John Norwold
George Menchhofer
Mary Wessel
Sadie Gunter
Kate Wambigans
Will Carl and
Irvin Wonning
Sam
Fred Gunter
Napoleon
Pearl and
Olga Thornhill
Newport
Ocsgood
Will Talbott
Anderson Levi
Rushville
Ora Cox and Wife
Holton
Charles Curry
Sophia Stewart
Arlando Jenkins
J. D. Curry and Wife
Nash
Osgood
E. Harding
Lester Branham
Estella Dermitt
Nicholas Wagner
New Orleans
Scott
L. Co. Tucker
John Sutton
Nicholas Dorrill
Nebraska, Ind
T. J.conover’s
Dave Davis
Richmond
J.C. Hayes
J. G. Brengle
Noel Cook
Marble Corner
Felix Lever
Dunkard Church
Hinochsburg
Henry Puelsing
Comfc
Cle Ressy
Nobby Clothing CO
George Street
Batesville, Ind
Panama
Nick Blank
Ind
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