Real estate and medical ads in Cincinnati area
William Hoelker of Oldenburg did business in Cincinnati. P Bossi & Co offers building lots in Batesville and a frame house for sale in Cincinnati with a 975 price. Dr T E Craig announces medical practice focusing on Bright's disease in Milan Indiana. First National Bank lists Batesville Laughery Adams Oldenburg Saltcreek and Ray townships tax listings and offers tax payment service.
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William Hoelker
Oldenburg
Cincinnati
Batesville
Milan
Ind
Bright
T. E. Craig
First National Bank
Batesville Corp
Laughery
Adams
Saltcreek
Ray Township
I’ranklin Co
Mardi Gras Special Train Fares To New Orleans
The Big Four will offer round trip rail tickets to New Orleans at a low rate for Mardi Gras travel from February 21 to 26 with liberal return limits and stopover privileges. Also reports on William Rahe’s death and funeral in Oldenburg plus upcoming W C T U county institute events in March with speakers and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile Ated
Pensacola
Obituary of Dorothy Barnefier
Dorothy Barnefier nee Ahlers died March 8 1906 aged 87 years 1 month 4 days. She married John Barnefier in Bassum Hanover Germany. they had two sons before immigrating to Cincinnati then Ripley County Indiana where a third son was born. Survived by three sons eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services held at Henry Barnester’s home then at St Paul Church Batesville with Rev. Wm H Thompson preaching. Burial at St Paul Cemetery.
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Dorothy Barnefier
Ahlers
John Fredrick Barnefier
Bassum
Mother Barnester
Henry Barnester
Wm. H.thompson
Batesville
Ind
St. Paul
That Creamery Question and Batesville Prosperity
Letter urges approving a Batesville creamery alongside a flour mill to attract farmers, boost cash flow for purchases, encourage more cows, and keep producers from leaving for Osgood Sunman or other towns. It argues a dual plant would double town benefits and retain grain and milk locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Osgood
Sunman
Pierceville
Holton
Local notes from the region cover visits and family updates
Mollie Stiégelmeyer traveled to Cincinnati on Wednesday. A car load of fencing arrived at Thie and Vanderheide’s. Boys suits range from 10 to 400 dollars. Miss Anna Thiel returned Wednesday from Shelbyville with grip. Miss Mary Schroeder visited relatives in Cincinnati and came home Friday night. Mrs Mollie Seward and child returned to Ludlow Kentucky on Friday. Bertha Stockinger returned to Rising Sun Saturday evening to resume school. Fred Timpke and wife attended the funeral of Geo Timpke's child. Mr and Mrs Garfield Green visited in Ludlow and returned Saturday. Watesville Telephone Co patrons may request a directory tree by mail or stamps. Mrs Margaret Niese died March 8 1906 at 1 30 am aged 88 10 2 born May 6 1822 in Holdorf Germany. Funeral attendees listed from Prescott Greensburg Cincinnati and other nearby towns.
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Watesville Telephone Co
Tribune
Frank
Gustina
Prescott
L. Tekulve
John
Eddie
H. Springer
Greensburg
J. Rudolph
L. Greve
Mary Brinckman
Cincinnati
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Morris Nicholas Volz went to Versailles on business Monday and returned Tuesday. Osburn and Frank White of Haymond visited Jos Harvey and family Sunday. Al Roell and wife of Batesville visited John Roell and family Sunday. Irene Bruning and Della Tupps visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Anthony Laker of Haymond called on Nicholas Vala Thursday. Chas Crusa and wife of Egypt visited relatives here Monday. Miss Helen Krauss of Cross Roads spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Gauck. Chas Harvey of Haymond was here on business Tuesday. Wa Talbert of Greensburg came down on business Friday. Alois Bischoff and family returned from Rome City where they spent the winter. Misses Carrie Harvey and Florence Schumacher shoppers at Batesville Friday. Miss Frances Luttmiller of Columbus Ohio returned to that city Saturday after several weeks here. George Siefert and Carl Bos were business callers at Batesville Saturday. Mrs Gooders and children visited relatives at Greensburg Saturday. Miss Lizzie Bischoff was guest of relatives at Batesville Thursday. Mrs Sands and daughter Clara were at Batesville Tuesday. Misses Minnie Woegle and Frances Roell were callers at Batesville Wednesday of last week.
Sunman and Rexville Local Social Notes Gathered
Miss Carrie Schaler and Katie Ratheiser were callers at Sunman with others visiting during the weekend. March weather brings rain snow and cold winds while Holiness camp work begins near Bryantsburg and several residents report illnesses moves and visits across the area.
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Sleep
Disorders of the stomach affect nerves and sleep. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets stimulate digestion, restore health, and allow rest. For sale at Baas & Schultz.
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Chamberlain
Baas &Schultz
Penntown Socials and Local Appointments Report
Fred Abplanalp visited his brother in law William Baas near Penntown Friday. Herman Grothaus sold a horse recently. Ottie Thomas posted sale bills last week. Huber siblings enjoyed Wednesday evening at Abplanalp. Frank Sieber the assessor made rounds last week. Carrie Thomas traveled to Cincinnati on business. Abplanalp siblings assisted Charles in butchering at North Point Thursday. George Garteman and William Abplanalp helped Henry Baas at Penntown Thursday. Harry Huber visited Henry Pohlar's family near Penntown Sunday. Henry Baas spent Saturday with Ottie Thomas and family and Henry Pohlar and son Walter near Penntown. Jacob L Abplanalp had business at Sunman Friday afternoon. Jacob Berg of North Point had business with the scribe one day last week.
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Jacob
Lizzie
Charles
North Point
Jacob Berg
The Strenuous Life and Miona Digestive Promise
Modern life pushes people to rush meals causing indigestion and stomach trouble. Miona is advertised to cure stomach weakness with a Baas & Schultz guarantee and costs 50 cents per box.
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Miona
Baas & Schultz
Progress in Lawrenceville Area Rides Hurdles of Travel
Mr Woliung hires H Westerman for next season while M Peters Jr did business in Batesville last week. Roads west of town are blocked forcing detours. Tony Schneider visited J Durchholz this week. Westerman cannot work due to a lame back. Harry Hoff family to move to a farm this fall. Lawrenceville ladies society gathers at Fred Heibeck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the
Lawrenceville M. E. Church
Fred Heibeck
Winter tourist fares to Cuba Florida Gulf Coast and inland resorts
Ticket sales run daily on the Big Four Route to winter resorts including Cuba Florida Gulf Coast and inland southern points. Returns allowed until June 1 1906 with travel continuing to April 80th 1906.
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Cuba
Florida
Gulf Coast
Texas
California
Woman's self cure through study and trial
A woman recounts her long journey to diagnose and treat her own menstrual and reproductive issues. She describes studying, experimenting, and seeking cures around the world, emphasizing patient effort over quick fixes.
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Walsman’s
H. H. Krome
Mike Benz, Jr
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John H. Wilker
William Rahe
Mr. Rahe
W.C.T. U
Mary Hadley Hall
Mollie ‘Stiégelmeyer
Just
Thie & Vanderheide’s
P. Bosse & Co
Anna Thiel
Shelbyville
Mary Schroeder
Mollie Seward
Ludlow
Bertha Stockinger
Ballstown
Rising Sun
Fred Timpke
Geo. Timpke
Garfield Green
Frank Green
Morris
Nicholas Volz
Versailles
Wu. Osburn
Frank White
Haymond
Jos. Harvey
Family Sunday
al Roell
John Roell
Irene Bruning
Della Tupps
Indianapolis
Anthony Laker
Nicholas Vala
Chas, Crusa
Egypt
Helen Krauss
Cross Roads
Mrs. Gauck
Chas, Harvey
Talbert
Alois Bischoff
Rome City
Carrie Harvey
Florence Schumacher
Frances Luttmiller
Columbus
Ohio
George Siefert
Carl Bos
Mrs. Gooders
Lizzie Bischoff
Minnie Woegle
Frances Roell
Penntown
Carrie Schaler
Katie Ratheiser
Tara Ward
Teacher’s Institute
John Weast and Son
Geo Huber
V.S
Highland Center
Mr. Potter
Sharp Corner
Walter Fitch
Ethel Volz
Clara Stahley
Alice Mesmeier
Sylvester Schneider
Nellie Robinson
Misses Carrie and
Lizzie Schaler
Rexville
Bryantsburg
Jet Skeen
Dr. Hess
New Marion
Myrtle Skeen
Chas. Shelp
Haney’s Corner
Jennie Demaree
Bagot
Dennis Beach
John Burton
Madison
Mr. Warman
Elmer Shadday
Eva Shreve
Gertie Chandler
Mr. Skeen’s
Susan Demaree
Chas Francis
Catherine Schmidt
G. Daniel
New Alsace
Dr. Neuforth
Milés Kassens
Bury
Fred Abplanalp
Wm. Baas
Herman Grothaus
Ottie Thomas
Harry
Dessie
Alice Huber
Abplanalp’s
Fred Tegeler
Frank Sieber
Carrie Thomas
Geo. Garteman and
Wm. Abplanalp
Henry Baas
Harry Huber
Henry Pohlar
Henry Pohlar and Son
Jacob L. Abplanalp
Arthur Wittkamper
Mr. Woliung
Lawrenceville
H. Westerman
M. Peters, Jr
Here
Tony Schneider
J. Durchholz
Harry Hoff
Klein
Behrman’s Livery Barn
Henry Behrman
Prop
My Sister
M. Summer
M. Summers
Box
Notre Dame
Foley
Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
Wm, ST. Clair, Agt
Resding & Zierer
Ripley Circuit Court
E. Gordon
R. Griffith
Dan Royvee
Prand
Robert Buchanan
Bath
John Kirtley
Sidney Smith
Thomas Smock
Lee Pendergast
Henry Laswell
Ira
Fred Metz
John Busching
Maggie Steinmetz
J. B. Austin
Wm. M. Hunter
A. H. Beer
Creigmile
Wal
Freeman
W. W. Grace Day
C. M. Shockley
Bar
William Kelley
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Nicholas
Volz
Ripley
Indiana
Hipley
Auhtor Ripley Co
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