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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

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Watson Leads in Republican State Convention Delegates

Captain Gowdy reports Watson holds a large delegate lead with about 600 pledged delegates and a 300- delegate edge over the nearest rival. Indianapolis and neutral counties remain, with efforts to bind Marion county supporters to Taylor and to secure labor strongholds in Anderson Muncie Alexandria Terre Haute and other counties for Watson. The outlook favors early Watson nomination as unions reassess his record.

Jas B H. Watson Rushville Indianapolis Watson Marion County Wm. L. Taylor Mr. Taylor John K. Gowdy Anderson Muncie Labor Movement Mr. Watson Capt. Gowdy Republican Party

Wall Paper Sale At Cost As Warehouse Cleared

Notice from John Gauck offering entire stock of wall paper for sale at cost or below due to vacant warehouse. Local items: Mrs William Schantz family visit from Shalbyville. Misses Luella Gladys Winsor and Bella Brackensick visit Newpoint. job ads seek three sewing room workers and two cloth room workers. Other items mention Batesville Casket Co and local movements to Greensburg. Also reference Try Walsman Schroeder poultry fencing and Smoke Schorr Pride of Cuba products.

John Gauck

Town Advertisements Draw Local Wrath From Batesville

A local dispute over a Batesville report in the Indianapolis News sparks backlash against anonymous authorship. Residents denounce the tactic of labeling the town as a bad place while criticizing the writer for slander and cowardice, insisting the piece fails Christian or gentlemanly standards.

Batesville Indianapolis

Uncle John Bennett Dead at 71 in St Nicholas

John Bennett longtime county figure and former commissioner died at his St Nicholas home after moving from Sunman. He suffered brain softening in old age and passed away last Thursday at 1 a.m. The funeral was well attended and the remains were laid to rest in St Nicholas cemetery.

John Bennett St. Nicholas Bennett Sunman

Man Crushed After Fall From Train Near Milan

Allie Boyd, attempting to board an eastbound train half a mile east of Milan Maryland, was severely injured. His left leg and hand were crushed and doctors indicate toes and fingers will be amputated if condition worsens.

Milan Allie Boyd Boyd Cox Pate Johnson

New Lumber Firm Opens in Town Partnership Forms

William L. Kreiger and son with John S. Benham form a partnership to operate a building material and hardware store in the old Behrman stable building west of the flour mill. They plan a full line of first class building material and will fix the space for a store room.

William L. Kreiger and Son John S. Benham Behrman

Lenten Services at St Johns Lutheran German Rite

Lenten services will be held at St John s Lutheran church in Hunotersville every Friday at 7 30 pm conducted in German by Rev Henry J Steding All are invited Mrs Gus Wonning and son and daughter of Seymour returned home after a week with local Wonning families Dr June Abbott traveled to College Corner Ohio to see a patient Will Kammeyer visited relatives in Spades over the weekend Engel s offers oysters daily

St. John’s Lutheran Church Hunotersville Henry J. Steding Gus Wonning Seymour June Abbott College Corner Ohio

Home Patriotism and the Soldier's Sacrifice

AWabash Ind speech excerpt extols the home front and the call to defend the nation. It portrays a young Indiana farmer and his wife, celebrating labor, family, and sacrifice as Abraham Lincoln’s ideals motivate service, ending with noble devotion to a holy cause.

Indiana Abraham Lincoln Senator Beveridge Wabash Ind

Public Sale of Ten Acres and Improvements

Public sale notice for ten acres of ground with a six room frame dwelling, cellar, barn, outbuildings, cistern, well and spring, plus an orchard. Contact Ben Weisenbach, Morris, No. Miss Muhle of Cincinnati, visiting Oldenburg. Other brief items note visiting relatives and local errands.

Magadlena Massing Callou Ben Weisenbach Morris Muhle Cincinnati Frank Flodder Oldenburg

Oil and Gas Prospecting in Batesville Area

Carl Moller of Indianapolis represents the German Mutual Oil and Gas Co with $250000 capital. Two New York geologists report oil and gas strata from the Ohio river to near Muncie and have leased land near Hamburg Oldenburg and Batesville. Dr Kluge, company president, envisions wells feeding a circular town distribution while stock sales rise in Batesville and vicinity.

Carl Moller Indianapolis German Mutual Oil and Gas Co New York Ohio River Muncie Hamburg Oldenburg Batesville Moljer Batenville

Samuel S. Webster Dead in Hope Indiana at 74

Samuel S. Webster died at his Hope Indiana home on Monday night at age 74. He taught in Ripley county including Olean and other areas and spent years in Sunman with his first wife and daughters living there. He leaves two sons, William Webster of Dry Ridge Kentucky and James whose address is unknown, plus his second wife. Funeral is today Thursday at 10 a.m.

Samuel Webster Hope Indiana Ripley County Olean Sunman William Webster Dry Ridge James

Ripley County Boys Corn Club Seeks Young Members

Ripley County invites boys ages 10 to 20 to join the Boys Corn Club. Boys must submit name age and address to a teacher and show intent to prepare for fall and winter Farmers Institute contests. Prizes, ground, fertilizer and eggs are planned with donations not to exceed 25 cents.

Ripley County

Lent Services at St Louis Catholic Church

The schedule lists Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 15 with litany or way of the cross and benediction. Sunday evenings at 7 15 feature litany and English sermon by Rev Father Fulgens with benediction. All are welcome.

St. Louis F. XII. Girolt Morris Father Romoald Oldenburg Father Accurs Father Clementine Father Fulgens Knights of St. John Florence Peine St. Louis’ Catholic Church

Town Not Going Dry Rail line digs well at depot

The Big Four Railway Company plans a well at the northeast corner of the new passenger depot to serve thirsty travelers amid the temperance wave sweeping the country. Squire William Stowe has been seriously ill for about two weeks in his 86th year. Local ads note winter goods, farm sales, and hardware offerings from Meyer's. Mrs. Earl Dinkel visits Cincinnati kin. Mrs. Ben Klein and daughter go to Covington. Lawrence Nickel to Cincinnati for a day. For sale or rent two farms, 160 acres and 80 acres, call the office.

Big Four Railway Company Tatesville Squire William Stowe Mr. Stowe

Stolen Horse and Buggy Suspect Apprehended in Brookville

A well dressed stranger allegedly stole a horse and buggy from John Grimme and an overcoat from Matt Mullin in Brookville Indiana. He was found wearing Mullin’s overcoat containing a bank book and had jewelry hidden on his person. The suspect, about 35 with a florid complexion, refused to speak.

Brookville Ind John Grimme Matt Mullin Mullin

Redmen Have Banquet at St. Clair’s Hall

Wauseka Tribe No. 445 S. O. R. M. marked its first anniversary with 54 members present of 61 on roll, one death, four absentees. Henry Terry gave a speech, Harry Pohlman and Nellie Pohlman sang, Eva St. Clair played, and two drills entertained. Oysters cake and pie followed. Four braves from other tribes attended, plus many townspeople and relatives. Organized a year ago with 26 members, 35 initiations brought total to 61. Members hope to grow next roll call.

St. Clair’s Hall Henry Terry Harry Pohlman Nellie Eva St. Clair

Public Auction of House and Household Goods in Batesville

The undersigned will sell at public sale on North Vine street in Batesville Indiana on Saturday March 21 1908 at 1 o clock p m the following property A brick house containing 6 rooms with cement cellar good water and summer kitchen a large garden and a large adjoining lot also a lot of household articles including parlor suit oak bedstead and dresser one fine hand made sideboard dining table two center tables one corner bracket one cooking stove and kitchen furniture too numerous to mention Mrs Flora Blank proprietress Fred Schierenbeck auctioneer.

Vine Street Batesville Ind Flora Blank Fred Schierenbeck

Public sale of Dearborn county farm by administratrix

Mary E. Clement administratrix of Andrew Hornberger estate will sell at public sale Saturday March 21 the 120 acre farm one mile northwest of Lawrenceville Dearborn county featuring a six room house large barn out-buildings ample water and thirty five acres of timber sale begins at 1 o clock terms announced day of sale

Mary E. Clement Andrew Hornberger Lawrenceville Dearborn County

Regular examinations for eighth grade graduation noted

Notice states regular examinations for graduation from the eighth grade will be held at usual locations. It also lists several social items including Mrs. Joe Wintz learning of her mother Mrs. Richie’s illness in Lawrenceville, visits by Henry Travis to Milroy, Geo Huencke to Indianapolis, Miss May Meyer taking music lessons in Cincinnati, a dull furniture market, a for rent up to date photography gallery, and visits by Mrs. Al Woerdeman and Mrs. Chas Little with local acquaintances. Smoke Schorr's Havana Blossoms.

Hale Bradt Joe Wintz Richie Lawrenceville Miss May Meyer Cincinnati

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Schantz Shalbyville Joe Schantz Luella Gladys Winsor Bella Brackensick Newpoint Batesville Casket Co Rev. Thompson George F. Klein Greensburg Try Walsman & Schroeder Schorr Cuba Indianapolis News New Lumber Firm H. H. Kramer Will Kammeyer Engel’s John Travis H.H. Kramer John Kappes Henry Sand Martin Bedel and Son Mrs. Kassen Minnie Ohlman Walsman & Schroeder’s Havana Samuel S. Webster May Demaree Ed Becraft Henry Krome Henry Mary Schwertfeger P. Boerstier Gehring’s Walsman & Schroeder's Boys Corn Cub Ben Klein Covington, Ky Lawrence Nickel Joe Kraus Mrs. Gauck Meyer's Brooksville Redmen Henry Travis Milroy Geo. Huencke John H. Wilker & Co al Woerdeman Chas. Little
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