Big Fourth Dance At Batesville Fair Grounds
Community notes from Batesville chronicle a July 4 event at the fair grounds with social visits to Cincinnati. Local callers and guests include Carl Slefert and sister Frances, Miss Esther Nordemeyer, and Mrs. A Pricke. Numerous residents are listed visiting, returning, or hosting relatives, with a birth announced for Charles Fritsch and wife. An island of Zante feature describes pitch springs and historical caulking use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Carl Slefert
Frances
Cincinnati
A. Pricke
Batesville
Mike Bulach
Marie Thaman
L. Kais
Wm. B. Merkel
Misa Esther Nordemeyer
F. A. Hilckman
Wm. Strauss
H. Roeil
Frank Lang
Sunman
J. A Nordemeyer
al. Bischoff
Romilda
St. Rita’s School
Fred Siey
Oscar Walter
Henry Hartman
New Blance
Geo. Gutzawiller
Wm Woesele
Jobo Wintz
Steve Hartman
Wim Werkel
Herman Bartling
Henry Dierkman
Hugo Doertlein
Fred Willers
Elmer
Fred Einhaus
Anna Smith
Napoleon
John Schmocker
Huneke
Laughery Bridge
Dick Einhaus
Fred Miller
Indigestion Relief Praised by Mrs Riley
Mrs C E Riley of Ilion New York says she has used Chamberlains Tablets for six months and they give her great relief. The tablets are sold everywhere and help many with indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Big Batesville Fair Grounds Dance and local notices
Amateur social and family notices from Batesville area record a big dance at the Batesville fair grounds on the fourth anniversary. The item also lists local visits, illnesses, and deaths, including Elmer Huneke nearly losing a finger delivering mail and ongoing health ads for Sanol kidney remedies.
Good Way to Test Diamonds
A fragment discusses testing diamonds by pressing between coins and examining with a lens. It notes real diamonds resist impressions while imperfect paste pieces may show crushed edges. The piece references humorous quotes about optimism and pessimism from various newspapers.
Ambiguous Independence Rhetoric Described In Odd Phrasing
Fragmentary text frames independence and advantage as a race to gain a small edge. It references a independent creature and a leader but offers no clear event or identifiable names, places, or dates. The passage reads as quirky editorial prose with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglade
Turhulk
Unassailable Conclusion in Marion Star Pocket Note
A restaurant philosopher at luncheon asserts that political life is better with fewer sons in law and brothers in law, remarking that less extended family ties ease a man’s path. The comment appeared in the Marion Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Star
Optimistic Thought About Lessons From Every Man
A concise reflection notes that each man’s experience yields a lesson for others. The saying emphasizes learning value in diverse lived moments and encourages steady personal insight.
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Morris
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Alma Wiegerter
Henry Dallman
Wingerter
Carrie Wingerter
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Vine Street Hill Protestant
H.C. Canfield
Canfield
Dr. Lamais
Thomas Slatery
William Lobrey
Cedar Grove
Thomas Reidenhsen
Tandy
Lawrence Lambert
Daugh Lucille
Wa. Crowell
Marie
Newpoint
Charles Fritsch
A. B. Wycoff
Pion Air
James Mead
James Meade
Centurlee
Zante
Ionian Sea
Bay of
Kerli
Herodotus
R. R. No
Herman Hueneke
Henry Mang
Wm. Krienehop
Herman Bruns
Emr Huneke
D T E Hunter
Versailles
Arm Reserve Medical Corpa Euccer
Ripey
Louisa Job
Gibaon
Were
Little
Sisyphus
Louisville Courier-Journal
Claude Callua
Fort Worth
Benjazmin Disraeli
Mary Roberts Rinehart
J. H. Wicker & Co
Tomer & CO
Weigel @ Burst UNDERTAKERS
Pugh Stores CO
Royal Baking Powder
B. Can
Meyer Hardware CO
Kramer's
Europe
Kramer’s Department Store
Pearl Street
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