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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
4
Village items recount thefts of hens and peaches, a draft era tribute, and personal recollections. Stories include Will Robinson returning from Hastings Nebraska, Otto Beer summoned by a North Vernon death, and Mrs. Sophia Erfman losing hens. A Civil War draft tale honors a fallen Yorkville cousin who died of typhoid after serving.
Unskilled help wanted for inside work at a Batesville company. Local residents Emma Abegglen, H W Wiesehan, Oscar Gander and family, Mrs Strassinger, Mr Hohenberger, and others are noted in social items. Hazel Bielby, a teacher, closed a term here. Sieg and Glade traveled to Versailles.
Boschee's German Syrup has been used for fifty one years across the United States for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It promises a good night's rest with reduced coughing and gentle morning relief. Bottles priced 25 or 75 cents, sold by Ed. B. Schultz.
ALONG R. R. No. 4 had. Hueneke wife and child spent Saturday with her grandmother at Laughery Bridge. Geo. Meister and family spent Sunday with Irank Meiesle and wife. Pred Luers and family were at Kelly Ridge Saturday. Mrs. Joan Prackel Jr. and children visiting her parents Herman Bohner and family at Deerfoot Crossing. Geo. Meister at Batesville Sunday night. John Prackel Jr. and wife and Ed. Hueneke wife and child spent Sunday with Fred Luers and family. Miss Maggie Prackel visited her sister the that of the week. Anthony Eckstein sold a horse to Mr. Gregory. Pythagoreans of Ancient Greece ate simple food practiced temperance and purity. A red five pointed star appears on each package of Chamberlains Tablets symbol of health. If you are troubled with indigestion biliousness or constipation get a package of these tablets from your druggist. Obtainable everywhere.
Near Lookout Melvin Einhous assisted Henry Fill enworth in moving a hay bailer from Spades to Ballstown last week. Frank Schuerman and wife visited Richard Kenneth and wife on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Jaquet and Mrs. Ida Ab planalp were Batesville callers Wednesday. John Schierenbeck delivered stock to Mike Benz Friday.
A Brandon Springs Alabama reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough in babies. He says his baby recovered quickly after using the medicine, and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
Morris Co Batesville reports gatherings and visits as residents host relatives and friends from Indianapolis Cincinnati Shelbyville Columbus and Lawrenceburg. Notable events include a birthday celebration for Jos Voegele with neighbors H Grunkemeyer Elmer Bruening Frank Huber and other locals joining in for games and a communal dinner.
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and colds with soothing balsam and antiseptic effects. It alleges 48 years as a standard remedy used in thousands of homes for coughs croup grippe and bronchial affections. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
Mr. Wendle was a caller at Joe Hountz's Saturday evening. H F Bohner and wife, Joe Billman and wife, and Ed Billman were Milan callers Saturday. Miss Lillian Bohner was a caller at Batesville Sunday. Joe Hountz was at Delaware Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Prakel Jr and children are visiting home folks. Miss Adline Peterson returned from Cincinnati Saturday. If troubled with chronic or muscular rheumatism try Chamberlain's ointment for relief. Obtainable every.
Coastal residents note that gulls gather in large flocks or circle high and scream when certain winds rise. Such sea bird behavior is said to indicate an imminent rainstorm or changeable weather.
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