Easter Ball Looms At St Clair Hall In Batesville
Pleasant parish urges attendance for the Easter ball at St Clair hall Batesville on March 31. George Beck and Edna visiting his father and brother. Mrs John Wisman and baby Garnett visiting Batesville family. Lydia Meyer home waiting on a sick mother. Fred Beck Sr hosted a wood chopping frolic with plenty of refreshments.
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George Beck
Edna
Batesville
John Wisman
Baby Garnett
Fred Beck,Sr
Foley’s Honey and Tar Endorsed for Cough and Lung Health
G. A. Baas states Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough heals the lungs and provides protection against pneumonia, claiming perfect security from attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
Hopewell U S reorganizes with new officers and classes
March mild and fair weather noted as Wheat and rye look good. Miss Madge Busmingers at home. Harry Cadet left for Iown in search of work. Chas Bridges and family visited George Corbin. Hopewell U S reorganized Sunday with Turner Williams as Supt. and Dora Bridges as Assoc. Addie Stimetz as Secy. Albert Waters as Treas. Classes to meet first Sunday in April at 10 am. Some attended church at Dabney Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell U. S
Turner Williams
Richard Burton
Dora Bridges
Addie Stimetz
Sec’y
Madge Ensminger
Albert Waters
Treas
Progress in local gardens and farm deeds noted
Neighbors report gardens with potatoes planted and oats to sow, while residents assist with shingle transport, dehorning work near Penn town, and a funeral sermon from Hogan Hill. Walter Brinkman visited relatives, and attendees joined Harry Flodder's funeral in Sunman. Peter Schneider bought a $5,500 farm near Morris from J Hillenbrand.
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Peter Schneider
J. Hillenbrand
Morris
How to Cure Grip With Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a quick recovery. The remedy counteracts the grip’s danger of pneumonia, cited as the only serious threat. G. A. Baas notes thousands have used it with complete recoveries.
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Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Sunman Visitors and Local Calls Reported
Penntown notes show residents and visitors making trips to Sunman last week. Names include Mr Bogerding Mr Schaler W W McMullen Dr Neufarth Ed Wolming and Ella Bartling moving toward dressmaking completion. Optician L E Rosen served here last week. Brumpter brothers hauled cord wood to Sunman.
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Brumpter Brothers
Sunman
Surgeon’s Knife Not Needed Says Witch Hazel Cure
Cure for piles claimed without surgery using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It promises immediate relief and denounces dangerous operations. Also recommended for scalds cuts burns wounds sores and skin diseases while warning against counterfeits from G A Baas.
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DeWitt
G. A. Baas
Spades at St Clair’s Hall and local social notices
Spades at St Clair’s Hall Batesville March 31. Lulu Schmalz Fenie Federle and Willie were at Morris Sunday. Ruby Sunman visited Lawrenceburg Monday. Banjoist Bill Green joined friends here Sunday. Easter services at M E Church Sunday evening. Clara Faber of Lawrenceville staying in town. Prohibition meeting at Milan Friday. Mrs Gideon Schmalz visited relatives then Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs Smith Clinton visited daughter Mrs Henry Doer Monday. Mrs Jake Behr on sick list last week.
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Mrs. Smith
Clinton
Henry Doer
Dangers of Pneumonia Warned by Local Ad
A newspaper notice warns that untreated colds can develop into dangerous pneumonia and weaken lungs, predisposing to consumption. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy said to stop coughs strengthen lungs and prevent pneumonia, attributed to G. A. Baas.
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Foley
G. A. Baas
Miss Louisa Abplanalp Family Visit in Pipe Creek
Pipe Creek notes confirm attendance at Blue Creek services by Miss Louisa Abplanalp and Mrs. L Mosmeyer from Penntown. Local activity includes drives to Sunman, a saw mill move by Mr Naber, and families visiting Martha Abplanalp and Wittkampers. Potatoes and oats planning underway with carpet room for sale.
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Martha Abplanalp
No rest for tireless little workers Dr Kings New Life Pills
Advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a 24 hour remedy for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims to banish sick headache drive out malaria and never gripe with small tasty tablets sold for 25 cents at G A Baas.
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Dr. King
New Life
Local Socials In Morris Area On Weekend Visitations
Mr Haverkamp and wife of Morris passed through Sunday afternoon. Miss Lulu Bauman of Cincinnati returned home to spend a few weeks. Miss Carrie Aldendorf of Indianapolis visited her parents Wednesday. Henry Stockman of Morris and wife were here Sunday. Joe Siefert of Morris called Sunday. Miss Reddert of Sunman visited Lew Wittkamper and wife Sunday. John Pohlman of Morris was here on business last Thursday. Roy Roberts and Mrs F Wittkamper and Henry Wittkamper attended services at Spades Sunday. Mike Walpe and family of St Marys spent Sunday with H B Kroenke and family. Henry Schomber and wife transacted business at Batesville and Morris Saturday afternoon. John Bauman and sisters Emma and Lulu were at Batesville Friday. George Osburn and Henry Wickemeyer Jr took in St Marys Sunday. Henry Schomber and wife called on Chas Cruza and wife at Pipe Creek Sunday.
Severe Cold Lasts Three Months Prompted Remedy
A Batesville Indiana man describes a three month severe cold that resisted medicines from a druggist and a physician until Foley's Honey and Tar cured him with eight doses. He warns against substitutes and credits G A Baas.
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N. Jackson
Danville
Ill
Foley
G. A. Baas
A. J. Nusbaumer
Batesville, Ind
Women and Men Suffer Kidney Trouble, Swamp-Root Sold
An advertisement notes kidney and bladder ailments affect both sexes, urging treatment with Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer. It claims early relief, offers sample bottles, and invites readers to write for pamphlet and testimonials from cured sufferers. It lists Binghamton New York as the company location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local notes feature wedding and home visits in Versailles area
Miss Edith Boldrey of Osgood spends weekend at home. F M Blair personal property sale set for April 12. Enoch Smith and Lee Smith from Colorado visit their mother near end of life. J A Welch family relocates to Versailles. Elmer White returns from Iowa. Mrs W H Johnson visits Indianapolis to see ill mother Mrs Robin Elrod. Miss Monnie Horton to open west end millinery store after Cincinnati trip. Thomas Benham and Maggie Cowen head to Cincinnati for work and stay. Parker Fleming in Ohio county. Dems Delap and Parkes in Versailles. Cort Shuman marries Miss Mayme Mulford in Cincinnati. Cort at Globe-Wernicke Co. wedding serenade accorded. couple staying here now.
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Cort Shuman
Mayme Mulford
Cincinnati
Cort
Globe-Wernicke Co
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Fast Relief
A claim praises One Minute Cough Cure for treating coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat and lung troubles in minutes. The ad asserts it softens liquefies mucus and removes the disease cause while offering safety and instant action with endorsements from Justice of the Peace J Q Hood and G Baas of Crosby Mississippi.
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Justice of the Peace
J. Q. Hood
Crosby
Miss
G. Baas
Versailles News Briefs Touch Milan and Nearby Areas
A Milan choir crowdsed by Versaltones attended church in Milan Sunday night. Locals report J P Austin's business in Cincinnati Tuesday and Wednesday. Merle Smith of Osgood drove on Versailles streets Thursday. Ed Hancock from Batesville visited Thursday. Lane Pryor of the Poor Farm conducted business Thursday. Mr Welsh moved his family from Elrod to Versailles Wednesday. Mr Levy of Milan handled business here Thursday. Senator Guthrie of Dupont visited Versailles last Tuesday. Robert Blair of Denver visited relatives here last week. Maud Curran of Os good with daughter visited relatives here Friday. Some visitors took a peck of oranges from B F Spencer's store last Thursday night. robbers unknown. M Thompson was on the sick list last week.
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B.f.spencer’s
Death of Mrs. Lane and local notices in Milan area
Mrs. Carl Lane died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lane last Friday afternoon and was buried in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Wm. Austin conducted business in Cincinnati Friday. Rev. Liddle and C. H. Thompson attended church in Milan Friday. Miss Sadie Avery has been ill for a week. Oral Paugh is confined to his room with measles. Robert White and family visited in Milan Sunday. Grant Johnson held a sale at his farm on the town’s edge Monday with a large crowd. A marriage license was issued to Perry S. Smith and Maggie Roth, both Holton, aged 22 and 21 respectively. Daniel Harrell named administrator of Charles R. Stewart's estate with bond of 700 dollars. Wm. Huneke named administrator of Hans Flotter's estate. Fred Asch's will probated on Nicholas Cornet's testimony.
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Carl Lane
Julius Lane
Pleasant Hill
Grant Johnson
Perry S. Smith
Holton
Maggie Roth
Bucklen Arnica Salve Proclaimed World Famous Safe Cure
An advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns corns tetter salt rheum fever sores and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold for 25 cents at G A Baas. A brief note claims President Roosevelt chose Moody for his cabinet breaking a spell on several past officials.
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C. D. Isbill
Morganton
Tennu
Bucklen
Baldwin Locomotive Works celebrates 20000th locomotive milestone
The Baldwin locomotive works, in operation for over fifty years, last week marked its 20,000th locomotive. Its products are said to traverse Africa, reach the pyramids, and have penetrated to the Holy City, highlighting the factory’s long reach and success.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Africa
Pyramids
Holy
Dangers of Colds and La Grippe
The article warns that colds and la grippe risk pneumonia but Chamberlains Cough Remedy, taken with reasonable care, can prevent pneumonia and cure a cold or la grippe faster than other medicines. It notes broad support in Congress for a merit based consular service reform bill by Representative Adams of Pennsylvania and backing from major business associations.
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Chamberlain
G. Baas
Adams
Pennsylvania
United States
Night Was Her Terror and Cough Cure Victory
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recounts nearly nightly coughing fits and spitting blood from consumption. She credits three $1.00 bottles of Dr King's New Discovery with curing her and gaining 58 pounds. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs colds grip bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at Baas drug store.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Excursion Rates Set for Big Four Convention Trip
Batesville to Indianapolis excursion tickets priced at 1.85 dollars will go on sale April 14 and 15 for travel to the Prohibition State Convention in Indianapolis on April 15 and 16. Return valid through April 17.
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Indianapolis
Batesville
G A R and Woman's Relief Corps Indiana Encampment Tickets
Batesville travelers may buy round trip excursion tickets to Indianapolis for 1.25 from May 12 to May 15. Tickets are good for return through May 17, valid for the Indiana encampment event.
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G. A. R. and
Woman’s Relief Corps
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cheap one way rail fares to California extended to April
Starting March 1 and running daily through April 30, Big Four offers low rate one way second class colonist tickets to all California points from all points on the system. For details contact a local agent.
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California
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Mar
Lydia Meyer
Miss Madge Busmingers
Harry Cadet
Iown
Chas. Bridges and Family
Lett’s
George Corbin
Dabney Sunday
Fred Uerbeck
G. Hoff
Lawrenceville
Charles Mosmeier
W. E. Kneer
Penntown
G. W. Bower
Hogan Hill
Walter Brinkman
Harry Flodder
Mr. —— Bogerding
W. W. McMullen
Dr. Neufarth
Schaler
Ed Wolming
Ella Bartling
L. E. Rosen
Schumacher
Lonely Corner
Mr. Volz
Morris Stegner
Mr. Thomas
Pipe Creek
Lulu Schmalz
Fenie Federle
Willie
Ruby Sunman
Lawrenceburg
Bill Green
Banjo
M. E
Clara Faber
Town
Milan
Gideon Schmalz
Jake Behr
Louisa Abplanalp
L. Mosmeyer
Blue Creek
Anna Baas
John Pohlar
Mr. Naber
Ben Scheetlekotte
John Rosfeld
Martha Abplavalp and Sons
Mrs. Wittkamper
Mr. Beck
Henry Puhlar
George Huber
Mr. Haverkamp
Lulu Bauman
Carrie Aldendorf
Henry Stockman
Joe Siefert
Miss Reddert
Lew Wittkamper
John Pohlman
Roy Roberts
F. Wittkamper
Henry Wittkamper
Spades
Mike Walpe
St. Mary’s
H. B. Kroenke
Henry Schomber
Batesville and
John Bauman
Emma and
Lulu
George Osburn
Henry Wickemeyer, Jr
Chas. Cruza
Edith Boldrey
Osgood
F. M. Blair
Blair
Columbus
Enoch Smith
Lee Smith
Colorado
J. A. Welch
Versailles
Elmer White
Iowa
W. H. Johnson
Robin Elrod
Monnie Horton
West End
Thomas Benham
Maggie Cowen
Parker Fleming
Ohio County
Frank Delap
Thomas Parkes
Versaltones
J. P. Austin
Merle Smith
Ed Hancock
Lane Pryor
Mr. Welsh
Elrod
Mr. Levy
Senator Guthrie
Dupont
Robert Blair
Denver
Maud Curran
M. Thompson
Wm. Austin
Rev. Liddle
C. H. Thompson
Sadie Avery
Oral Paugh
Robert White
Daniel Harrell
Charles R. Stewart
Wm. Huneke
Hans Flotter
Fred Asch
Nicholas Cornet
Bucklen’s
Arnica
Roosevelt
Moody
Gage, Griggs
Long
Hay
Root
Shaw, Knox and
Payne
C. J. Doll
Galemenn, Wilker & Company
John Faeyer
Bro
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Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
The
Sunman Bank
Sunman, Indiana
Chris Nieman
Pres
Neufarth
W. D. Robinson
Henry Schuck
C. Neudarth
Geo. B. Ashton
Chas. Stevenson
G. J. Cravens
J. Bellman
H. G. Bielby
N. M. Ward
John Vonderheide
Michael Benz
Laughery
John O Cravens
Om S. Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
S. W. Cor
Wallace Campbell
D. D
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J. W. Henry
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