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The Tribune notice states weekly Thursday publication with pricing options for one copy one year at 81.25 and six months with postage paid. It presents postal terms and subscription rates for readers.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
4
The Tribune notice states weekly Thursday publication with pricing options for one copy one year at 81.25 and six months with postage paid. It presents postal terms and subscription rates for readers.
Spring months bring catarrhal troubles and risk of chronic conditions. Hyomei offers a simple treatment using twenty drops in the inhaler for three minutes four times daily. The outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles available for fifty cents. Local merchants Baas & Schultz endorse the guarantee.
A crowded ball drew residents and visitors Saturday night. Numerous locals and guests from Metamora, Brookville, Batesville, Laurel, Milton, Oldenburg, Cincinnati, and Richmond were seen in town for social visits, business, and family outings over the weekend and into Monday.
Charles P. Thurber recounts a stormy night in M where a stranger aided a fevered plea for medicine, later tying a silver half dollar given that night to a courtroom turning point. The coin linked the accused to alibi and led to an acquittal and renewed friendship. Dr Miles Nerve Plasters for Rheumatism.
William Timke and family from Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Anna Doer of Madisonville visited Sunday. John Gunter and daughter Lorena of Waldron called Saturday and Sunday. Francis Oberle spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Onie H. Terry starts rural route No.1 from Snades June 1. Willie Smith business trip to Greensburg Saturday. A Franke attended Cincinnati Sunday. W H Fitch and family entertained Indianapolis friends Sunday. Mrs Gabriel Shazer visited John Minoger and family at Versailles last week. Fred Gunter and family of Lookout visited last week. D Stuart and family returned to Salem after a visit with J L Abplanalp.
The notice urges readers to ask for Scott's Emulsion at drug stores and warns that many substitutes are offered. It claims thirty years of rising sales due to superior quality and invites readers to request a free sample or purchase for one dollar from Scott & Bowne, New York.
A vintage ad urges immediate action on coughs and colds. It promotes Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a long trusted remedy claimed to cure deep seated lung trouble with several days of use and offers new trial bottles at 2 cents and regular bottles at 75 cents.
The coroner of Ripley County Indiana reports Margaret Oser a four year old girl died April 25 1905 from a wagon wheel accidentally crushing her skull. The record notes her height hair eye color and weight with no personal belongings found. The inquest seals the official finding dated April 25 1905.
The administrator William Hammerle announces sale of decedent Margaret Hammerte estate in Batesville Ripley County Indiana. The property includes John H Wilker addition Lots 308 and 360. Sale subject to court approval for at least two thirds of appraised value with cash in full. Attorneys Connelly Kleln represent the administrator.
Nicholas Volz auditor Ripley County Indiana announces re appraisal of the Pingree Frakes farm 93.10 acres in Brown township to satisfy a school fund mortgage. Sale set for 1 pm at the courthouse door by public auction or private sale with one third cash and four equal installments over four years at 6 percent interest. Sealed bids welcomed.
Notice from the Ripley County Circuit Court appoints Emelia Mozer as administratrix with will annexed of the Adam Mozer estate. The estate in Ripley County Indiana is declared solvent and administratrix is Emelia Mozer. Connelley and Klein, attorneys, 47-4. Date April 20, 1905.
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