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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
4
Francis Marion Thompson is announced as a candidate for judge of the Circuit Court in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject to approval by the Republican convention of the circuit.
CSGOo ga and Rev Scott filled his appointment at the Christian church Thursday and Friday night. Mrs B D Freeman was called to Lawrenceburg last week to see her father Mr Pussey. Miss May Bailey returned to Cincinnati Thursday after a few days visit with relatives. Charley Pruitt left last week for Dallas Texas where he has signed with the Dallas baseball team for the coming season. Mrs Steanman King spent Sunday at North Vernon. Born to Walter Swazey and wife on Feb 25, a girl. Mrs Gilliland of Otter Creek visited her daughter Mrs Fred Snider several days last week. Will Cravens and wife will move to Indianapolis where he has employment. John Tilley who is employed at Greensburg spent Sunday at home. Mrs Frances Kelley after visiting her aunt Mrs Sarah Kitts returned to her home at North Vernon Friday.
August Kramer and his wife welcomed a baby girl born Thursday. Andy Potts of Laurel visited friends here last week. James Fields and family of Metamora visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Allen of Metamora came Monday to see Buddie Wolf who was...
A chemist analyzes poor soil to advise fertilizer for different crops. If blood is lacking, a doctor prescribes what to fertilize it with, often a concentrated fat food as the easiest to digest and absorb.
Scott’s Emulsion strengthens the body when milk and cream fail. It remains palatable and beneficial for wasting bodies in children or adults, offering consistent nourishment and health support.
Reports include Emma Wolfe visiting in Metamora this week. Mrs. Conrad Mohr traveled to Cincinnati to visit friends. Mrs. Chas Pepper visiting her daughter in Cincinnati. A child born to Henry Wolfe and wife on February 19 is a dishwasher. John Wolfe Sr. conducted business at Brookville. Mrs. L W Koerner traveled to Louisville to visit her mother and sister. Miss Anna Goehringer went to Indianapolis and returned. Harry Cain and family of Connersville visited relatives. A baby girl was born to George Gloshen and wife on February 25. Guy Sherwood and Henry Smith of Batesville were here Saturday.
On February 14 1906 George A Buas filed a petition with over fifty Laughery township voters asking the Ripley County Commissioners to improve the Delaware and Batesville road and related routes through Batesville and surrounding areas. The plan calls for macadamizing with broken limestone to widths of 9 feet on main routes and 20 feet in streets within Batesville, totaling about 5 3 4 miles. A separate February 7 1906 petition from Luther Hazelings and Jackson township voters requests macadamizing Main Street Napoleon to the Lawrenceburg state road, about 3 fourths of a mile, with a 20 foot width and 12 foot macadamized roadbed.
Obituary untangled for Mrs. Salome Hunsicker of Napoleon Indiana born March 12 1831 in Winzeln Bavaria died January 29 1906 aged 74. Her life spanned Germany and several American towns including St Peters Harrison St Louis and St Paul. She left six children four daughters surviving. funeral by Rev Ulmer at Napoleon Lutheran and interment in Napoleon Lutheran cemetery. Also a Republican notice lists ship of township conventions set March 8 1906 at 1 30 PM to choose delegates and alternates for the Indiana state convention in Indianapolis with specific township delegate counts and reporting duties.
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