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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
6
A long list of residents and visitors traveling to Lawrenceburg Cincinnati Greensburg Indianapolis and Shelbyville for business or leisure over the past week. Names include Otis Stowe Lou Adrian H H Krome Misses Hartman Reinweher and more with brief mentions of trips and visits.
An old insurance ad promotes Phoenix Insurance Co, agent J H Wilker, urging property loss protection from wind storms cyclones tornadoes and fire. The page also notes Mrs George Siebert visiting relatives in town and returning home Monday with accompanying Dr Gibson and Mrs Wilheim and Quirin Vonderheide to Cincinnati for a medical appointment for her one year old daughter.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve hailed as the best remedy for skin diseases and injuries like bruises. Publisher J. T. Sossaman of News in Cornelius reports one box helped a serious ailment after other remedies failed. Only 25c, recommended by your druggist.
Two rival barons Sir Wilhelm and Sir Herman clash over Wilhelmina in a feud sparked by a rejected marriage proposal. Frederick leads sieges and plunders, but a French captive hero rescues the castle, slays Frederick, and earns a chance to wed Wilhelmina through the nurse who saved him.
Numerous residents and visitors travel between Greensburg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lawrenceburg, and surrounding communities. Names include Nellie Burke, Ruth Woods, Florence Kilveré, Myrtle Sweng, Lorena Nocka, and others. Several attendees move for family, employment, or social visits, with mentions of visits to Morris, Seymour, Sandusky, and Cleves. Distances span Indiana and Ohio with notes of furloughs and local errands.
A vintage advertisement claims Electric Bitters restore energy and appetite for tired men and women. It cites Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praising the tonic as a great gift and urges readers to try a bottle, priced 50 cents to a dollar and recommended by druggists.
Mr and Mrs C E B Wiesehan spent several days with relatives in Indianapolis. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Brainard G Teansom nee Fitch in Montreal on April 30. Leah Ward from Indianapolis visited relatives here. Fred Gunter and wife and August Gunter and daughter attended the funeral of Raymond Karnes age three at Waldron. David Lattire of Cincinnati was a caller here. Oma Meyerose of Sunman visited Miss Elsie Hahn. Miss Coda Miller and Kenneth Nurtz visited relatives at Welburg. Stolz and Anthony Lampert traveled to Lawrenceburg. Stanley Turner and wife were visitors here Sunday.
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