Local residents and visitors listed visiting and events in Haymond area
A long list of residents and visitors frequenting Haymond area is recorded. Names include Chas Crusa, Jacob Zins, Walford, Harvey Miebert, Harry Gauck, Jos Hittie, Wm Clostermeyer, and many others from Batesville, Cincinnati, Greensburg, Oldenburg, and nearby towns. Notable items include a tax list holder in Adams township, a sale at Pipe Creek, a funeral attended by Peter Bedel, and a death of Peter Bedel with burial at Catholic cemetery. The report notes tax duties and a broken leg incident involving Miss Anna Walsman.
Sleeplessness Linked to Stomach Disorders Remedy
Stomach and liver disorders cause nervousness and sleeplessness. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets stimulate digestion, restore balance, and help sleep. Available for sale at Baas and Schultz.
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Chamberlain
Baas& Schultz
Local Notes From Batesville Greensburg and Nearby
Ora Palmer transacted business at Batesville Saturday. Mrs. Rhoda Wise shopped at Greensburg Friday. Mail carrier Ed Niemeyer and wife visited here Sunday. Mrs. Lena McCoy of Indianapolis visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Snedaker. Mrs. Frank Ross, formerly ill, is improving. Rev. Harry Reimer from Batesville will fill pulpit here next Sunday and in Newpoint at 10 30 a m. Henry Miller builds new granary and implement shed. MUHenry, a proactive farmer, embraces modern improvements. Albert and Nora Gommel visited Ambrose Hickman and wife then went to Mechanicsburg to see Edwin Glidewell who is sick.
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Harry 4Rierer
Batesville
Thompson
Newpoint
Henry Miller
Muhenry
Albert
Nora Gommel
Ambrose Hickman
Mechanicsburg
Edwin Glidewell
Community notices from Jackson township and area
NWAPOLHOMN William Adams of the B O S W Ry visited family here last week. Grant Pamer of Slabtown was here visiting Chas Brooks. Wesley Ichewine of Millhousen delivered school pictures Friday. Charley Bodenberg is very sick. Rev. William Tompson filled his M B E church appointment and dined with A Lutz family. James Laughlin Jr. of Illinois visits his aged father James Laughlin Sr., who is very low. Sadie Meyers of Greensburg visited her parents. Mrs Iila Andrews and Sadie Meyers sold their Willson Street lot to the creamery Co. for $200.00. George Griffeth has returned to Indianapolis after visiting his mother. Graduation exams were held here Saturday with Miss Jessie Brazelton conducting for Fowl school. all town ships represented except one. Good showing for Jackson township. Wm Dauch and crew dig the foundation for the Napoleon creamery a frame building 40 by 24 with 20 by 24 offset and 12 by 24 shed to be finished in 90 days. Miller Brown and wife of Osgood visited Wm Brown. McMullen and wife of Moores Hill visited her uncle James Laughlin. The infant child of Geo Holzhausen died Saturday. funeral Monday at Lutheran church by Rev Ullmer, burial Lutheran cemetery. Missionary platform meeting at the M E church March 26 at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev Sylvester of Milford and Rev Abbott of Westport all invited. Charley Bodenbergh, sick for months, died Sunday evening at 10 20. funeral Wednesday at Lutheran church by Rev Ullmer. He leaves a wife two sons and many friends.
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Charley Bodenbergh
Lutheran Church
Ullmer
Monahan Strong Bid for Indiana Treasurer Nomination
Jonce Monahan, Third District Republican candidate for Treasurer of State, has canvassed 76 of 92 Indiana counties. He projects broad support, pledges strict financial reform, and aims to unite the party for the state convention April 11–12. Monahan, 49, a farmer, banker and businessman of Orleans, emphasizes clean campaigning and broad backing across the state. His offices have included state representative in 1897 and five years as township trustee. He is a Knight of Pythias, a 32nd degree Mason, and a Mystic Shrine member with strong party ties centered in Indianapolis. Headquarters: Claypool Hotel Rooms 331 and 333.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Monyhan
Orleans
Monahan
Indianapolis
Monyhan
Pythias
Mystic Shrine
Claypool Hotel
Local Notes From Penntown and Surrounding Areas
Ollie Baas and family visited Ottie Thomas and wife Friday afternoon. John Mosmeier of Penntown was seen with a huckster wagon Thursday. Chas Abplanalp and family of North Point were with siblings Thursday evening. Lizzie Huber was ill last week and confined to her room. Lizzie and Wm Abplanalp attended Baptist church at Penntown Sunday. Harry Huber visited Lawrenceville Thursday afternoon. Mary Hoff and Hannah Zimmer visited Geo Huber Friday afternoon. Wm Abplanalp conducted business at Sunman last Wednesday. Anna Pohlar returned from Cincinnati Saturday to spend Sunday with home folks. Only about one week left in District No. 8 school.
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Mary Hoff
Hannah Zimmer
Geo. Huber's
Wm. Abplanalp
Sunman
Cham berlain's Salve claims for itching diseases
The ad states that intense itching diseases are relieved almost instantly by applying Cham berlain's Salve and that continued use may permanently cure. It claims many cases cured where other treatments failed. Price is 25 cents per box and is sold by Baas & Schultz.
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Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
The Tribune's Authorized Subscription Agents
The Tribune lists authorized agents to take subscriptions at $1.00 per year. Names include Miss Carrie Harvey Morris, Miss Maggie Franke Spades, Mrs. C. W. Morrow Sunman, C. M. Osburn Sharps Corner, Jacob Abplanalp Pipe Creek, Miss Rose Stahley Penntown, Miss Ida Goehringer Peppertown, Henry Brinkmeyer Weisburg, Ambrose Hickman Newpennington, Miss Sophia Ahring Pleasant Park, Miss Maggie Menchhofer Ballstown, Mrs. John Sammons Napoleon, Mrs. Susan Clark Osgood, Gus Vanosdol Holton, Co. C. Rubel Milan, Clarence Wilson Delaware, Thos. Rayburn Titusville, Miss Nana Beach Rexville, William Koebbe Eaochaburg, Peter Schreiner Oldenburg, Thomas Parkes Elrod.
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Batesville Tribune
Carrie Harvey
Morris
Maggie Franke
Spades
C. W. Morrow
Sunman
C. M. Osburn
Sharps Corner
Jacob Abplanalp
Pipe Creek
Rose Stahley
Penntown
Ida Goehringer
Peppertown
Flenry Brinkmeyer
Weisburg
Ambrose Hickman
Newpennington
Sophia Ahring
Pleasant Park
Maggie Menchhofer
Ballstown
John Sammons
Napoleon
Susan Clark
Osgood
Gus Vanosdol
Holton
Co. C. Rubel
Milan
Clarence Wilson
Delaware
Thos. Rayburn
Titusville
Mies
Nana Beach
Rexville
William Koebbe
Eaochaburg
Peter Schreiner
Oldenburg
Thomas Parkes
Elrod
Remarkable Recovery After Near Fatal Illness
Kenneth Mcliver of Vanceboro Maine recovered after three doctors gave up. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for saving his life from throat inflammation and lung congestion. It cures coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis weak lungs influenza and grippe. Guaranteed at Bass Schultz s drug store. Hoc and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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Kenneth Mcliver
Vanceboro
Baas & Schultz’s
Descriptive passage on Chinese flag imagery
The text describes a pale yellow flag with a small red sun in the canton. A fierce Chinese dragon surveys the sun, with a brilliant red and white belly, a green knobby back, five toed hooked feet, a five forked tail, arched neck, and open mouth as if to swallow the sun.
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China
Burden Shifts as Family Carries Load in Town Tale
A Chicago Tribune feature recalls Fladger arriving twenty five years ago with all he owned on his back. Now his wife and six daughters reportedly bear the burden, carrying everything on their backs.
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Fladger
Petition for road extension in Brown township filed March 8 1906
Willam Guardeman of Brown township Ripley county Indiana filed a petition with the board of county commissioners asking for the extension and improvement of a free gravel road to the line of an adjoining township. The document lists route specifics and a long roster of signers and surveyors, and is endorsed by NICHOLAS VOLZ, Auditor Ripley County.
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Willam Guardeman
Brown Township
Ripley County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Ripley
Board of Commissioners
Brown
State of
Benham, Olean and Friendship
Versailles and
Vevay State Road
Versailles and Vevay
Brown and Johnson Townships
M. M.J
Judge Goodliven Attends Dinner in His Honor
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Judge Goodliven was seen leaving Del's amid remarks a large dinner was in his honor that evening. The brief item places the judge in public social settings, signaling recognition by local observers.
Max Müller Quote on Living Fully Each Day
The remark urges living fully and finding beauty daily while remembering each day might be the last. It emphasizes seizing moments and appreciating life rather than deferring joy and effort.
Sufficient Reason Sparks Roomerton Guess
In Chicago News a quip notes Roomerton giving up boarding as Flatleigh hints at marriage plans, while Roomerton mentions a landlady seeking payment. No formal engagement is indicated.
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Roomerton
Flatleigh
Chicago News
Not a Tragedy in the Park Engagement Surprise
A couple seated in a park discuss fear of disaster until they reveal they have just become engaged. An old man asks if a tragedy has occurred, and they explain their meeting would have been a calamity had they never met. The scene unfolds with tension and relief.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy a favorite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cured croup but can prevent an attack when given early. For sale at Baas & Schultz.
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Tor Sale
Baas &Schultz
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching or prolapsed piles send your address for details on a home absorption treatment that claims to cure you. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. No money required but spread the word. Write Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
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M. Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Ind
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Royal Baking Powder
New York
Chas. Crusa
Jacob Zins
Haymond
Walford
Harvey Miebert
Harry Gauck
New Colony
Jos. Hittie
Wm. Clostermeyer
Harry Wernke
Chas. Diefert
George Vischer
Mike Wernke
Tony Haho
Jos. Harvey
Thomas Sale
John Wintz
Herman Oelrich
Adams Township
Henry Hepner
Wife
Henry Reuter
Delia Tupps
Lizzie Binhoff
Peter Bedel
Cincinnati
Mr. Bedel
Anna Walsman
Mayme Tekulve
Anna
Clara Merke
Wm. Talbert
Greensburg
Wm. Burien
Joseph Pulskamp
Henry Wickemeyer
Sharp's Corner
Peter Bede
Martin Bedel
Ora Palmer
Rhoda Wise
Ed Niemeyer
Lena McCoy
Wm. Snedaker
Nwapolhomn
Wm. Adams
The
Grant Pamer
Slabtown
Chas. Brooks
Wesley Ichewine
Millhousen
Charley Bodenberg
Wm. Tompson
M. BE
A. Lutz
James Laughlin, Jr
Illinois
James Laughlin
Laughlin
Misa Sadie Meyers
Iila Andrews
Sadie Meyers
Willson St
the Creamery Co
Geo. Griffeth
Jessie Brazelton
Jackson Township
Wm. Dauch
Napoleon Creamery
Miller Brown
Wm. Brown
Geo. Holzhausen
M. E. Church
Sylvester
Milford
Abbott
Westport
Jonce Monyhan
Jonce Monahan
Havana
Piph Crebe
Ollie Baas
Ottie Thomas
John Mosmeier
Chas. Abplanalp
North Point
Lizzie Huber
Lizzie
Baptist Church
Harry Huber
Lawrenceville
Anna Pohlar
the Tribune
Meyer Lumber © Hardware Co
Beerman’s Livery Barn
Bates
Henry Behrman
Prop
William Gardeman OD
Ryan Moritz Pegee, Jr
Geo E
Dresselhause
Wilhelm Otte
G H Tebbing EN
Pegee
Erastus Parker
Louis Barth
H Buddemeyer
F Steyer Moritz Lomutsch i
Kaiser Charles Obendorf
Emmett Williams
Bernhard Hunger HF
Schwegmann
Louis Rost
Moritz Barth
Frank Gelsler
Frank Hallforti
Louis H Booster
Henry Telking
Frank Messob
Ellerman
Henry Berner J E Hawthorn
Fred Lohstroh
Geo W
Benefiel J M Pate
JH Schwagmer
Berner
L Benham
W Ketenbrink
Will D
Evans
Lubbe
John Whitaker
Samuel Fisse
Sam
McCoy Henry Tebbing MH McMullen
E Obendorf
AD Cutter Dedrich Buddemeyer
Jarvis Henry Weakman
Joseph H Benham
Jus Benham
JO Senham
E Ellerman
John W Hyatt
Wm B
Welch A.J Morrow Smith Evans
Mercy Geo Jolly Abe Gilliland
J Brooks
Fred Tebbing O
Wagenfeldt
Chas Hunger H Linkmyer
JO Johnston
D Colins
Rank Siekerman
Louis Lubbe
William Tielking
Commissioners’ Court
Nicholas Volz
Max Muller
Lieber’s
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
Wm, ST. Clair, Agt
Just
J. Vonderheide
George Street
Bucklen
B. R. Mulford
Husbanary
Waynesboro
Schultz
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