Notice of Auditor's Sale of Lands in Ripley County
At the doors of the Versailles court house in Indiana on the fourth Monday in March 1900 the Ripley County Auditor will sell to the highest bidder lands mortgaged to the State for the Common School Fund. Various tracts in Washingtown Township and other parcels totaling about 78 acres are advertised with principal, interest, damages and costs due, no redemption, and sale between 10 am and 4 pm.
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Court House
Versailles
Indiana
Ripley County
Washingtown Township
Caeser Creek
Joseph C. Stewart
State of
Francis A. Rheam
Filab
Congressional School
James V. Noyce
Harriet Noyce
Dantes
N. E. Ty
N. E
Range Ten
Township Seven
Cephas King
Dalla King
Ide
Property liens and mortgages in Ripley County Indiana courts
Legal notice listing lots 344 and 345 in Osgood Indiana mortgaged to the State of Indiana for the Common School Fund of Ripley County. It details principal amounts, interest, damages, costs, and totals for several parcels described by section township and range. The document concludes with the signature of Robert hk. White Auditor and date March 5, 1900.
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Osgood
Indiana
State of
Riples County
Michael McCormick
Julia A. McCormick
Coroner’s verdict on Frank Strauss death in Ripley County
Lafayette T Cox coroner of Ripley county reports Frank Strauss died February 2 1900 of heart disease. The 79 year old male 5 feet 3 inches tall 140 pounds with gray hair brown eyes light complexion German nativity had no valuables on his person. Official seal and signature dated February 2 1900.
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State OF
Indiana
Ripley CO
Lafayette T. Cox
Frak Strauss
Trains Eastbound Schedules and Through Tickets Offered
Daily and Sunday eastbound train times listed with No. 1 4 and No. 34 schedules. Through tickets to all points east, north and south available with baggage checked to destination. Accident tickets on sale. Agent Cuas, J. Doty.
Seeds and shops of Batesville area business notes
A batch of short local items records seeds at Walsman and new goods at Nick Blank's, a new line of confirmation woods, spring wagon and incubator for sale, and various town visits, trades, and family news from Batesville and nearby communities including Miss Theresa Cutter and John Happner.
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Nick Rilank
Nick Blank
St Josephs Plows For Sale And Repairs Invite Farmers
Attention farmers. I offer celebrated St Josephs Plows that have stood up to severe trials and proved satisfactory. A supply of all kinds of repairs is also available. Call on Leo Kirschbaum for anything in this line.
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St.Joseph's
Leo Kirschbaum
Tribune office offers wide wood type for all printing needs
The Tribune office has laid in a large assortment of new wood type and can produce first class up to date work in large bills. Call at the Tribune office behind the post office to inquire for terms on horse bills sale bills picnic bills and related printing.
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Tribune
Free gold plate bracelet offer from Postal News Supply
Ladies receive 10 packages of new Hower seeds by mail with no money required. Sell to friends at 10 cents a package, then send $1.00 to receive a gold plate ladies' chain bracelet and locket. Guarantee of lasting plate and newest design. Write today to Postal News & Supply Agency, P O Box 238 Wilkes-Barre Pa.
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The
Postal"News & Supply Agency
P.O
Wilkes-Barre
Traveling rep for Times Star gains subscribers in town
Guy FP Holland, traveling representative of the Cincinnati Times Star, visited the town for several days last week and secured about 100 subscribers. The Times Star is praised as a leading daily paper with strong editorial content and reliable statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy FP
Holland
Cincinnati Times- Star
The
Times-Star
Chuck
Carmichael's Last Town Hall Meeting Draws Big Crowd
Friday night services at Town Hall under Carmichael drew a large audience despite 60 borrowed chairs from St. Clair's hall. Attendance was high at all five meetings, with widespread approval of the gospel presentation and the speaker’s access.
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Lider Carmichael
Town Hall
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville Trade Booms as Post Office Sales Rise
Batesville shows strong business activity with heightened correspondence among residents and manufacturers. The Batesville post office sales for the year ending March 31, 1900, are expected to be 15 to 20 percent higher than ever before, signaling robust trade momentum.
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Batesville
Ripley County Normal Opens Eight Week Session at Versailles
The regular session starts Monday April 9 in Versailles for eight weeks. Common school branches plus algebra literature general history and teachers reading circle will be taught. High school subjects available on demand. For details contact Jas B Royce New Marion Indiana or Rudolph Acher Osgood Indiana.
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Ripley County Normal
Versailles
Jas. B. Royce
New Marion
Ind
Rudolph Acher
Osgood
Sudden Death Notify Roxanna Ray’s Family in Greensburg
A telegram from Clarksburg Ind says Aymond Tingle died last night. Roxanna Ray is his wife and son, four, is their child. George Ray and wife travel by first train to Greensburg to attend the funeral and may bring the daughter and grandchild home after services.
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George Ray
Clarksburg
Ind
Aymond Tingle
Greensburg
Tingle
Geo. Ray
Roxanna Ray
Batesville Citizens Help Man Seek Work and Dignity
In Batesville, local volunteers aided a jobless man by collecting funds, providing new clothing, offering grooming and a week of hotel board. They urged him to find employment, praising the community’s Christian approach to helping those in need.
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Batesville
Ebermen
Local Notices and Town Gossip Amid March Tidings
Walsman’s fencing and the groundhog open broken as busy townsfolk from Spades to Morris visit. Notices urge Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs while Miss Locisa KOKSYTER and Miss Nettie Mackenstedt return from Cincinnati. A buggy accident near the express office injures Pfalsgraff. Updike unhurt. Free lunch at Manhattan Saloon on St Patrick’s Day invites all. Rev W Heyn conducts meetings in German M E church. March enters like a lion, leaving Batesville with early lambs and spring awnings going up.
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Henry Updike
John Pfalsgraff
Express
Updike
Pfalsgraff
Local Ads and Notices From Old Indiana Clippings
A mixed slate of notices and ads includes a car shipment of Black oats from Central Illinois offered by C Schwier of Batesville Indiana, invitations to inspect, free home treatment information for leucorrhoea and female diseases from L G Halls Co of Cincinnati, a claim for a monthly regulator, and a joking remark about a Bryan button seen on a local businessman's coat with a prompt to ask Morris Wenger.
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Central
Illinois
C. Schwier
Batesville
Ind
Laptes
L. G. Halls Co
Vine St
Cincinnati
Bryan
Morris Wenger
Gardeners Ready For Spring Crops Despite Wet Ground
Residents note a surge of gardening interest during sunny days though soil remains damp for many. Two seasoned horticulturists, R.N. Papet and Thomas Cravens, report good seed stock and anticipate strong harvests of parsnips carrots onions tomatoes cabbage and lettuce.
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R.N. Papet
Thomas Cravens
Thanking German Insurance for Prompt House Fire Settlement
Batesville, March 10, 1900. Timmerman & Hillenbrand, Batesville. Mr Hucke expresses thanks to the German Insurance Company of Freeport Ill for a prompt liberal settlement of a Park Avenue house fire loss. Payment issued the same day proof of loss, amount exceeding expectations. He commends the company and the local agents to others seeking insurance.
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Batesville
Ind
Messrs
Timmerman & Hillenbrand
Indiana
German Insurance Company
Freeport
Inl
Park Avenue
SaDiz M. Hucke
Miner Gus Binder died of pneumonia in Randsburg camp
Gustav Richard Binder known as Gus Binder, an old resident since 1896, died February 28 after a short illness. He leaves grieving family in Batesville Indiana. A telegram from his father Rev J Binder accompanied the burial arrangements. Funeral held at the Episcopal church with Rev Case officiating. Friends and associates led the cortege to the grave.
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Randsburg
Gal
Gustav Richard Binder
Gus Binder
Batesville
Indiana
J. Binder
Episcopal Church
Case
James
Samuel Montgomery
Republican township conventions in Ripley county Indiana 1900
Republicans in Ripley county Indiana will hold township conventions on March 31 1900 to select delegates and alternates for the Republican State Convention in Indianapolis April 25 and 26 1900 at Tomlinson Hall and to nominate delegates for the District Convention in Columbus April 12 1900 as well as one elector for the 4th Congressional District. A Republican Love Feast will be held in Columbus the evening before the convention inviting Republicans and allies to attend.
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Ripley County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Tomlinson Hall
W. B. Hunt
Columbus
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Shelby Township
Osgood—Center Township
Brown
Common School
William O. Kelly
Brown Township
Common School Fund
Lincoln Hayes
Sarah Hayes
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Hk. White
Vrai Iete
Sun
Cuas, J. Doty
Agt
Walsman’s
Smoke Short
Havana
Geo. J. Mehlen
Louis Behr
Spades
Vulcan
Diehl
Theresa Cutter
Christ Nieman
Sunman
Father Bartholomew Weiss
Morris
S. Webster
Dick Schrader
John Grove
H. H. Kramer
Smith Creed
John Fichtner
Marie Green
Newpoint
John Happner
Oldenburg
Middletown
Ohio
Phil Stephens
Batesville Coffin Company
Ida Hirt
Viola Hancock
Hamilton
H. B. Greemann & Co
John Menchofer
Adams Church
Jos. Schorr
Huntersville
Earl Kyhle
St. Marys
S’unday
S. S. Webster
Neck of the Woods
F. A. Wittkamper
Wa. Beltz & C O
John Behr
Mr. Nation
Henry Peters
Peters
Rosa Bishop
Adam Stockinger
William White
Walnut Street
Miller
McCormick
Francie
Lizzie
Louisa Stratemeyer
Mrs
Henry Stratemeyer
Lewis Erfman
Penntown
Mr. Erfman
Sadie Hucke
Herman Drees
Carrolton
Vernon
Madison
Ben Bruening
John Barrhorst
James Ray
Thomas King
Engel’s
Gale Moore
Flat Rock
Harry Wernke
Prof. Wortman
Squire Osburn
St. Mary's
Chas. L. Johnson
Maggie Kraus
N. Blank
Henry Behlmer
Adams Township
George Dettmer
Mr. Chapin
Anderson, Ind
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
Geo. A. Baas
East
William St. Clair
St. Clair Grove
Royal Baking Powder CO
Walsman
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Mr. C. Miller
Gauck’s Drugstore
Anthony J. Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
Gert Schmalz
Foley
J. Gauck
Otto Gray
Jacob Becker
Wm. Fleming
Joe Schantz
Chas
Doll and Wife
Frank Koebbe
Knochsburg
W. Heyn
M.E
March
Emma Bacher
N. B. Greemann
Anna Kliestermeyer
Adams
Delegare
Delaware
Franklin
Jackson
Johnson
Laughery
Otter Creek
Shelby
Washington
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