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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
4
Francis Marion Thompson announces candidacy for the position of Judge of the Circuit Court in the Sixth Judicial Circuit. The run is contingent on the Republican convention decision for the circuit.
Oscar Hadley of Hendricks county campaigns for the Republican nomination as state treasurer. The banker and cattle breeder emphasizes his farm roots, prior county treasurer record, and broad support across Indiana. He stresses he runs on merit, not as a class representative, and aims to build a strong statewide organization.
The article profiles Hadley, a four year Agriculture stalwart and two year executive board member, renowned cattle judge and stock farmer. It notes his roles, leadership in the Polled-Durham Breeders' Association, and broad statewide respect, suggesting he would be acceptable to multiple party factions for public office.
A collection of witticisms and reflections appears here. The lines credit Mrs Philander Crook shanks for a remark about Sears Roebuck and Co. A ragged coat idea contrasts honesty with outward dress while a man’s reputation is public, and his character is known to God and himself.
A remark critiques extravagant fashion as a primary driver of poverty next to excess drinking. The speaker argues display of wealth strains personal finances and public prosperity, urging prudence over show.
The statement asserts the Bible as the constitution of Jesus Christ’s kingdom while noting many church rules diverge from constitutional principles. It contrasts spiritual governance with earthly church laws, suggesting reforms may be needed for alignment with biblical foundations.
A fragment notes Montgomery Ward offers a catalogue to learn about up-to-date poodle dogs and a race death by own action case drives readers to seek details. The piece hints at consumer interest and curious branding in a period catalog.
The passage urges overlooking neighbors faults and practicing unselfish viewing to avoid echoing flaws. It emphasizes self awareness and restraint as a path to mutual improvement and harmony.
Quote reflecting on personal integrity and ethics. It argues that deceit toward oneself leads to cheating or stealing from others, implying moral consistency starts within. The adage links inner truth to outward behavior toward neighbors and society.
A list of people authorized to take Batesville Tribune subscriptions at 1.00 per year is provided. Names include Carrie Harvey Morris, Jaggie Franke Spades, C. W. Morrow Sunman, C. M. Osburn Sharps Corner, Jacob Abplanalp Pipe Creek, Rose Stahley Penntown, Ida Goehringer Peppertown, Henry Brinkmeyer Weisburg, Ambrose Hickman Newpennington, Sophia Abring Pleasant Park, Maggie Menchhofer Ballstown, John Sammons Napoleon, Susan Clark Osgood, Gus Vanosdol Holton, C C Rubel Milan, Clarence Wilson Delaware, Thos Rayburn Titusville, Nana Beach Rexville, William Koebbe Knochsburg, Peter Schreiner Oldenburg, Thomas Parkes Etrod.
Secretary of War Taft is offered the associate justice position by the President and is expected to resign to accept the judicial post.
Susan B Anthony has died after a long life devoted to female suffrage. Her loss leaves the movement without its strongest champion and ally in the fight for gender equality.
A prominent druggist calls Scott's Emulsion lifesaving. The ad touts it as a reliable remedy from infancy to old age for improper and weak development, restoring flesh and vitality through nourishment not found in ordinary food. It claims no system is too weak to benefit.
A man asserting he is sanctified and cannot sin may be deluded or seeking to mislead others. Scripture states he who says he sins not is a liar and the truth is not in him.
A moral reflection notes that poverty and hunger can push decent people to seek bread and even face the grave, warning against judging the hungry as vagabonds.
The prose likens daily life to a voyage by the North Star guiding sailors and the Star of Bethlehem directing a traveler across a sun scorched desert, asserting steady focus on divine guidance keeps one from straying.
The joint statehood bill passed by the Senate in amended form to exclude New Mexico and Arizona territories and returned to the House where passage is doubtful as Uncle Jon Cannon insists both states be admitted or rejected together.
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls eight months of kidney inflammation and credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with a complete recovery. The ad claims benefits for liver complaint, dyspepsia, blood disorders, and malaria, promising to restore weak and nervous persons to robust health.
Report of viewers for Free Pike construction on Johnson Township Vevay and Tanglewood Road outlines road access while building. Detailed alignment, right of way, culvert specs, material quality,grading, and cost estimate of 316,985.20 dollars for the seven mile plus project.
Auditor Volz certifies a complete list of allowances made by the Ripley County Commissioners at the March session. Items include postage, printing, coroner inquests, burial expenses, supplies, freight, and various overpayments and payments to officials such as sheriff, treasurer, and coroner staff.
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