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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
6
Local residents mention business callers in Greensburg Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Miss Rose Davis visits relatives in Greensburg while Mrs Palmer shops in town. Auctioneer James Smock led a recent Greensburg sale and several residents travel for work or visits. Bread quality touted with Seal of Indiana flour from Batesville Milling Co.
Mike Fritsch spent Thursday in ura aD. Ea Braam of Indianapolis visited friends here Sunday. Herman and Harry Selke left for Pekin Illinois Friday morning. Richard Schwerman of RRS went to Sharonville Ohio Monday morning. J C Kennedy and his sister May were callers here Wednesday. FOR SALE Registered French Boogie female 14 years old. Russel Maurer went to Greensburg Monday morning where he purchased an automobile for The Batesville Telephone Company. John Benham of Benham Alix Benham of Crothersville Jackson Co and Wm Benham of Washington Co were there at the Greenare sale last Friday. Fred Brummer and wife and daughter Arvilla went to Shelbyville Friday morning to attend the funeral of his brother August which took place at 2 p m that day. YW FL Boschrader and family moved into the third story of the Schrder Flats on Pearl street and Johan Schuneman and family moved into the house vacated by the Schra der family on West Pearl.
A Milan Indiana farmer urges fellow feeders and dairymen to share experiences about the best silo to buy. He claims four years of silo use give him knowledge worth knowing before spending money and invites responses to W. EvGar SMITH.
The article recalls Butler presenting to Congress in 1866 the first genuine American flag made of American materials and labor. It also compiles assorted humorous quotes about troubles, sunsets, shoes, and witty exchanges from various sources reflecting a period newsroom style.
Notice to Batesville voters that Joseph I. Suttmiller will apply to the Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year renewal to sell intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons and to sell all kinds of soda drinks cigars tobacco and serve lunch. License location is a two story brick room on Main street Broadway Pearl with described entrances and premises in George P Sim's addition.
Notice issued by Ripley County Circuit Court for the 1918 April term. Henry Edward Stowe sues Eugene H Stowe and Abbie Stowe with others to quiet title and partition, as nonresidents are required in the case. The order names the court at Versailles and sets hearing for the next term’s fourth Monday in April.
Offer promotes a home treatment for piles claiming immediate relief and permanent care. Author promises to send free trial materials and local references upon request, directing readers to write to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, lod.
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