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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
8
Lewis Beck of Cincinnati visited his ailing father and brother here on Sunday. Will Davis is listed as sick. Mrs. Richman died Sunday and was buried at Cross Roads on Tuesday. John Meyer and Steve Kortzendorf spent Saturday evening at George Weber's.
An advertisement claims pneumonia can be prevented when Foley's Honey and Tar is used after a cold. It asserts the product stops coughing, heals the lungs, and provides security from pneumonia, signed G. A. Baas.
George Bauman left for Illinois last Thursday. Henry Schomber and daughter Tena visited Morris and Batesville Saturday. G W Osburn owns a fine match team of horses. Clara Wittkamper visited Lew Wittkamper and wife Sunday afternoon. John Bauman conducted business at Morris Thursday. G W Osburn also transacted at Spades and Sunman Friday. Henry Schomber called on Timore Feback at Deweytown Sunday.
A Danville resident, N Jackson, reports her daughter suffered a severe cold settling on the lungs. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing the child after many remedies failed, and cautions against substitutes from G A Baas.
Lewie Schneeman and Peter Faber traveled to Sunman on Saturday. John Durchsholz moved on his farm midweek. Geo Erfman of Sunman was in the vicinity earlier this week. Peter Schneider of Sunman visited friends Sunday. Lewis Kneer spent Sunday with his brother-in-law George Mosmeier at Penntown. Henry Westerman runs his saw mill steadily this week.
A Montgomery Tenn reader Mr C D Isbill reports large sores on his daughter's head developed into scald head but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured her. The ad touts the salve as a guaranteed cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles available for 25 cents at G A Baas.
Lawrence Lamppert and family from Batesville visited here Sunday. Harry Saatkamp from Cincinnati saw customers in town last week. A Franke traveled to Batesville Saturday. Miss Emma Abegglen and Willie Bauman rode to Batesville Monday. Ed Franke and wife visited his parents at Clinton Sunday. The long expected wedding will soon be here. Boys prepare for a serenade. Sore throats and sore eyes afflict some residents, described as an epidemic in town.
A Batesville Indiana man wrote of a three month severe cold. After no relief from a druggist's medicine and a physician, he used Foley's Honey and Tar and eight doses cured him. Refuse substitutes. G. A. Baas.
A snowy Sunday dampened church services in Rexville. Mrs Hughes of Versailles visited the town last Wednesday. Eva Graves and her child stayed with Mrs Meyers. T N Russell has moved into the property he bought from Mrs Meyers. James Padgett has
Farm vacated by Russell and old lady Shadday now living with her son Israel. Mr. Moore of Jefferson County visited last week seeking signers for free delivery mail route. Clem Neill continues attractions at Rexville and contemplates whether the Pearl or Lily is more beautiful.
Advertising copy touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims include banishing sick headache driving out malaria and never causing griping. Sold by G A Baas for 25 cents.
Dr. Birchfield of Sunman attended the sick last Saturday. Jacob Miller of Wright's Corner bought a farm north of here on Thursday. Warren Pebbs of Lawrenceburg was in town Monday on business. George Garteman and wife visited Sunman last Thursday. Walter Merkel of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives. John Vogt made a business trip to Spades on Wednesday. George Schumacher of Cincinnati visited home folks on Saturday. Jos Gable of St Marys passed through Monday to see his sick daughter Lizzie in Cincinnati. Miss Kate Fussmeyer called at Suomran Monday.
Strives a rich find report cites F J Green of Lan caster New Hampshire who credits Electric Bitters with curing his chronic indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He adds his wife remains in excellent health due to the tonic.
Greensburg resident Wim. Webster attends the protracted meeting in Versailles. Pruitt and Traitor with companions were in Versailles Sunday. Daubenheyer family from Titusville visited. Laura Abbott of Osgood was in town Saturday. Dr. Roberts left for Lawrenceburg to continue dentistry work. Roy Hunter recovers from measles. Mrs. James May was ill last week. John Livingston of Correct visited for a day. Mrs. Albert May remains ill. Mr. Walker from Pleasant Hill visited Monday.
Daniel Engel 22 of Napoleon weds Ida Strubel 19 of Napoleon. Alva Geisler of Haney's Corner weds Martha Matthews of Haney's Corner. Thomas C. Meade of Sunman weds Eliza Lay of Sunman. A new case N Corner-G W Gelvin versus Mary Hohenberger seeks partition.
The ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as preventively saving children from neglected colds and avoiding doctor bills. It claims to cure consumption, hemorrhages, pneumonia, and throat or lung diseases with just a few doses, urging readers to get a sample from G. A. Baas and purchase the regular bottle.
Thousands with kidney trouble unaware of their condition can test via a glass of water overnight to observe sediment and linen staining. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to cure kidney and urinary issues, with sample bottle offers and mail address for Binghamton New York.
Transfers show Lewis J. Laws to Eliza J. Laws for 80 acres in Franklin township at $1.00. Paulina Wegener to Nicholas Mitchell and wife for 30 acres in Brown township at 8300. more transfers across Shelby Adams Brown Washington Otter Creek and other townships with prices ranging from $1.00 to $3500 and parcel sizes from 2 to 101 acres.
Batesville travelers can buy round trip excursion tickets to Indianapolis for 1.85 dollars on April 14 to 15 with return through April 17 for the Big Four event. Indiana Annual Encampment fans may purchase 1.25 dollar round trips on May 12 to 14, with return through May 17. Call local agents for details.
Power of the Press reports a lively town scene with residents making moves in Kokomo and nearby spots. Mentions include Tom Jones, Bill Jones, El Johnson becoming a father, Miss Hanson spraining a wrist, George Smail’s Keo kuk connections, Jackson buying a horse, Peterson’s fast selling goods, social ice cream, Frank Brown’s setter, and local merchants thriving through advertising as new buildings rise and enterprise grows.
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recalls coughing all night and spitting blood from consumption. After other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and she gained 48 pounds. The product is advertised as a universal cure for coughs colds and lung troubles with 50 cent and 1.00 prices and free trial bottles at Baas’ drug store.
Notice states Michael Benz Trustee will not attend township business until after 12 o clock each Saturday. All parties with township business should call on Michael Benz for access.
The article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best protection against pneumonia from colds and la grippe, claiming thousands cured and no pneumonia cases among users. It asserts faster relief than other medicines and notes G. Baas sells the remedy.
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