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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
8
A crowded local column lists visitors and residents across Batesville and Cincinnati. Corn fertilizer ads appear for Thie & Schmocker, with numerous trips to Cincinnati, Greensburg, Sunman, Wilmington, and Shelbyville. Citizens' Grocery promotes eggs, butter, graniteware, china, and coffee as prices attract buyers.
An advertisement offers New and Second Hand Engines 10 to 40 HP from 159.00 and up, plus low prices on corn shredders clover hullers separators and saw mills. Other items include fertilizers chocolates and garden tools. Local notices follow with people traveling to Cincinnati St Louis Indianapolis Greensburg Marion Shelbyville and Hamburg for visits funerals and events.
H. EK. Stowe and family departed Batesville Saturday for Newcastle Indiana to establish a new home. The trip went via Cincinnati and local residents call their departure a loss to Batesville because of their status as respected citizens.
A list of local residents visiting Cincinnati Indianapolis and surrounding areas including Thie Schmocker's, Indian apolis, Osgood and Shelbyville with mentions of trips, returns and family visits. Names include Joe Deters Isaac Wolfson Adrian Koepfle Bultman and more among community movements this week.
George Bessler spent Thursday night in Batesville on his way home to Lawrenceburg from Shelbyville after selling nearly six thousand dollars worth of veneering. Mrs Mack and children of Shelbyville visited Henry Ferkenhoff and family. They and Miss Maggie Ferkenhoff visited friends at Sunman Monday.
Mrs Nellie Burke and her mother in law Mrs J C Burke of New Point visited Saturday morning and hosted by Mrs Downey. The two ladies have opened a dressmaking establishment in the Thie building on East Broadway, formerly Fred Byrum's.
A sales note offers land capable of raising 30 1050 bushels of wheat per acre, priced at $1250 to $30 per acre in Canada, within one to eight miles of a railroad and elevator. Surrounded by well improved farms, the area is rising in price. Call Timmerman & McCallum for details.
Chas H Clifton of Suoman spent Sunday with M J Stahley and daughters. Clifton closed a successful term with five graduates. Pete Dudley and Mr Winkler of St Peters visited Sunday. Geo Mosmeier and family spent Sunday near Lawrence. A baseball game Sunday ended 9 to 4 with the Spades winning.
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