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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
7
A collage of small ads includes lawn mower bargains at Meyer's and hardware goods at P Boerstler's along with paint from Benham Krieger's and garden items at Thie Vonderheide's. Social notices list visits by residents like Henry Link and Herman Kaiser, trips to Cincinnati and Greensburg, court business, and a W E O Club dance in Nickel's hall with about twenty couples attending.
Joseph Hittel to apply before Ripley County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise consumption and to sell cigars tobacco and serve lunch at his Main Street location Batesville Laughery township Ripley County Indiana The notice dated May 7 1908 outlines the premises description and secure lockable arrangements for closed periods.
A sequence of real estate transfers lists numerous buyers and sellers across Brown, Delaware, Franklin, Johnson, Milan, Morris, Otter Creek, Pierceville, Shelby, and Versailles townships. Amounts range from $1 to $9,400 for parcels including acres and lots, with parties such as Clara Klotsche, Peter G Paugh, Absalom Hughes, Wm Logan, Catherine Pendergast, Everett Jackson, and Southern Indiana Tel. Co. involved in varied lots and tracts.
Garden seeds at Meyer s. Pilats and oils at Blank s drugstore. Lawn mowers Walsman and Schroeder s. Car of Black Hawk planters at Wall paper at Hiani s three cents per roll and up. Screen doors and windows Walsman and Schroeder s. Miss Clara Unnewehr went to Shelbyville Saturday morning. FoR RENT Two rooms also a four room house. Call on Jos Luesse. Now is the time to subscribe for the Tribune at 1.00 until Jan 1 1909. Joseph Stein went to Portsmouth Ohio Saturday morning to visit friends. B Moorman of Oldenburg transacted business in Cincinnati Monday. See Walsman and Schroeder s window. Special sale of granite ware one week only. New line of confirmation goods in white and all the new shades in colored at Blank s store. Mrs Schlicht and her daughter Cora went to Greensburg Tuesday morning on business. Mrs Charley Heidt came home from Newport Kentucky where she had spent a week with friends. Dr Campbell who went to Mexico last fall for his health came home Friday evening looking well.
The article recounts Governor Hanly’s rebuttal to Democratic state chairman Miers on appropriations. It notes Hanly’s figures showing higher work and salaries are justified, cites contrasts in 1893 and 1908, and highlights expansion of banks and insurance firms. The piece urges taxpayers to read Hanly’s speech.
Master Workman John W. Hayes asserts labor has no better friend in Congress than James E. Watson. Indiana union leaders defend Watson against accusations of hostility to labor and explain his support for a factory inspector appointment. Hayes urges fairness and straight dealing to avoid harming labor’s cause.
An honored town resident suffered a severe dysentery attack and credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a prompt cure after obtaining it from M. J. Leach, a Wolcott VI druggist. The remedy is sold locally by Baas & Schultz, Batesville, By ney & Co Sunman.
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