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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
2
Obituaries and notices appear amid editorial quips from Colonel Watterson and Roosevelt on primaries. California voting trends, primary costs, and trust cases frame campaign rhetoric. The Texas battleship Texas details include cost, dimensions, armament, and firing data.
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer price rises force a change. New and advance subscribers may receive the Tribune with Farmers Guide or Laws of Indiana or the Indiana map and 1910 census data for 1.25 dollars per year.
The only Pentecost ball in the area will be at St. Clair's ball on May 27 with another dance at the Batesville fair grounds on May 25. Misses Linda and Marine Penne visited Greensburg on Saturday. Frank Schepper traveled to Indianapolis Monday. Joe Koepfle went to Cincinnati Tuesday. Mrs. Joan Heppner visited Morris and returned home. Oldenburg Academy commencement is set for Wednesday June 19.
St Clair's hall Batesville hosts event on May 27. Children's Day at M E church June 2 at 8 pm. Baptist church appointment by Rev Reon from Louisville on weekend. Several local visits and a quarry accident to report with burn injuries to Elsworth Dean. Grace Hicks visiting uncle Wm Adams at North Vernon.
METAMORA Mrs. Julia Alley of Indianapolis visits sister Miss Lucy Martindale. Oliver Wilson dies at Blooming Grove. remains brought for burial. Nellie Ratz and Lucy ill. Mrs. Kate Kendell and Cincinnati relatives visit. Chas Wright Alfred Blacklidge Lizzie Pierce Hattie Gilsson go to Indianapolis for Rebecca Assembly Grand Lodge. Mable Curry Bodiner and wife of Cincinnati visit. Irvin Thorpe and daughter from Indianapolis guests of C. H. Thorpe and wife. Spring garden dwelling offered for rent Box 166 Butesville.
An American naval officer recollects Zip a five foot Japanese body servant who becomes a cook and spy figure. Zip rises to an official role in the Japanese navy and later reveals deep studied knowledge gained from reading aboard ship. The narrative links Japanese secrecy to wartime advantage in the Russo Japanese conflict.
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