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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
2
The Yatesville Tribune notes general notices and obituaries while printing commentary on international events. It cites Tampico’s burning conflict and expects shifts in the Mexican peace talks with mediation sessions at Niagara and U S Supreme Court appointments. The piece questions labor dreams of seaside cottages and servant wealth, expressing concern about conditions and prevarication.
The Indianapolis Star endorses candidates Foraker Cannon Penrose Barns and the old crowd in Indiana while opposing a return of the old oligarchy. It laments that readers show limited heed to its prophesies as recent special elections and primaries signal continued disappointment.
Huerta feigns armistice while accusing the United States of breaking it as marines land to hold Vera Cruz. General Funston seeks more troops to guard the port and water supply amid threatening Mexican forces. Huerta fears capture by rebels and appears to prefer capture.
A New Dover resident Jennie Flemming praises Dr. King's New Discovery as a cure for a cough three years old. The ad touts 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with relief or money back and urges readers with stubborn coughs to try the medicine.
Misses Catharine and Mamie Holtel traveled from Norwood Ohio to attend the wedding of their brother Ben Holtel and Miss Anna Bramlage set for Wednesday in the area. Rose Meer left for Cincinnati to spend the summer. Henry Bessier and Henry Kuepfle also headed to Cincinnati for visits. Alvin Springman and families visited Morris relatives. Joe Merchen, John Lamping, and A J Hackman joined the Joe Moorman funeral in Haymond. Mrs R M Blank went to Batesville on a business trip.
Sunday gatherings fill the week as Herman Hueneke and wife visit John Schatter and family. Heeseman and family join Dick Einhaus household. Chia Scherling and wife call on Batesville residents. Prakel Jr and family visit Fred Luers. Garteman family spends Friday with Chris Schorling and family. Pohlar Schmocker Timke and Mrs Schorling visit Joe Kimstedt vicinity. Henry Mangi buys a new Ford from Elmer Gibson near Napoleon.
Notice announces August Wissmann as Executor of Mary Wachsman estate in Ripley County Indiana. Bond approved by Circuit Court judge confirms solvent estate. Attorney A B Wycoff represents the Executor. date April 27, 114.
Two mules advertised for sale by the Hillenbrand Company. Louis Schorr and wife and daughter of Cincinnati visited his mother Mrs. John Schorr on Sunday. Mrs. M. Hughes returned to Indianapolis after visiting her son and his wife. Ruth Kirschner of R. R. 8 went to Indianapolis for employment. Lucie Zing of R. R. 3 left Monday for a two week visit with relatives. Births include a girl to Harry Pohlman and wife on Saturday May 9 and a girl to Wm. Mackenstedt and wife on Friday.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy that expels worms in children. It claims many children suffer from parasitic worms and urges parents to buy a box now, noting the product is easily accepted by kids and widely recommended by dealers.
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