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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
4
A writer argues that Indiana's public institutions now use strict business-like store control, requisitions, and weekly audits to curb waste. The system tracks every item from receipt to daily departmental use, with a dedicated condemnation room and on-site manufacturing lowering costs from tobacco to shoes and clothing.
Hamilton county will present David B. Sherrick of Noblesville for the Republican nomination for state auditor. Sherrick has campaigned vigorously in party work though never holding office, with strong showings in the 1898 state convention and enduring efforts through November. He is a Hamilton county native, son of David S. Sherrick, a veteran, and active in several fraternal orders.
The Tenth district party convention at Monticello endorses John W. Dyer of Lake county for state treasurer. Born January 11, 1849 he joined the Tenth Michigan cavalry, served as one of the youngest soldiers, later worked as a traveling salesman from 1869. Dyer has held Lake county treasurer and received a record Republican majority. He is active in Masons Elks Scottish Rite Shriners Knights of Pythias and Grand Army of the Republic. Convention HQ at Denison hotel Parlor A.
Thomas B. Millikan of Newcastle announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination. He positions himself on local reform and party unity ahead of upcoming party meetings.
The advertisement proclaims the first goal in life is wealth and the second health, achieved by energy and saving and by using Green's August Flower. It claims relief from dyspepsia liver complaints and other ailments after two doses, offers a sample bottle free at Baas' drug store, and lists the regular size at 75 cents along with Green's Special Almanac.
An insurgent proclamation in the Philippines claims the United States fights a civil war while coal miners revolt against the government. It asserts a Chicago battle with 1,600 soldiers killed, Roosevelt to be deposed, Bryan proclaimed president, Russia declares war, and Germany to arm the Filipinos if they endure.
J R Holly of Macooob Ill touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after his wife suffers severe stomach trouble and finds relief without dieting. He says prior physicians failed and now she is cured. The ad promises the product digests food for the user and enables eating any good food.
The text notes that a girl’s father forbids her attendance at a party, offering a comparison to the more difficult experience of giving up a coronation like Miss Roosevelt did.
A Lan caster New Hampshiring resident F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility after years of failure with other remedies. He notes his wife also enjoys health benefits and calls the product a grand tonic for weak women. Advertisement ends with 40 cent price and satisfaction guarantee from G A Baas. The article also references Prince Henry's table with industry leaders.
An article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure preventive for pneumonia, citing its use in past epidemics and claimed full recoveries. The piece notes销售 by G. A. Baas and adds political and social musings on annual dinners and public figures.
Notice to Farmers announces sale of Milwaukee harvesting machines, plows, cultivators, corn drills at low prices in Morris Indiana. John N Pohlman invites buyers to view before purchasing. Colonel Bryan advocates harmony while Lorbech Austria schools adopt chess teaching fad.
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