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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
4
Versailles resident Frank S. Jones announces candidacy for Circuit Judge subject to the Republican Judicial Convention decision. The notice identifies Jones as the candidate and notes the convention as the determining body.
Francis Marion Thompson announces candidacy for the office of Judge of the Circuit Court in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, contingent on the Republican convention within the circuit.
Viewers estimate the pike improvement at eleven thousand seven hundred ninety dollars. The contract requires removal of obstacles and precise culvert and stonework standards, wing walls, arch culverts, and winged ends, with grading to meet the grade line and strict material quality under county supervision.
The advertisement invites customers to attend a one week sale beginning May 28 featuring new up-to-date goods at low prices. It notes no old stock and promises savings, with hand bills delivered or left at doors and an invitation to bring friends.
Fragmented text references viewers and several named individuals during a fight event. The garbled report mentions Bets Migs and various names, lacking clear actions or outcomes. The source contains no coherent facts to confirm participants, results, or dates.
Notice from Ripley County Indiana announces a special election to decide on constructing a macadamized road in Laughery Township west of Batesville. Polls open as required by law on May 20 with plans and report available in the Auditor's office. Signed by Commissioners Bultman Corbin Hunger and Auditor Volz.
Notice to Batesville residents to remove and desist from throwing garbage and unwholesome materials in streets and alleys. If continued, town ordinance will be enforced. Dated May 14, 196. L. Martin, secretary Board of Health.
Specifications outline a five mile five thousand four hundred feet road pike to be built in Laughery township south of Batesville. Work requires keeping the pike open, clearing all vegetation, and constructing culverts with stone and metal lining. Estimated total cost is 15 957.86 dollars, with plans by viewers and engineer and final acceptance by the board of pony commissioners.
Jas F Wright engineer and Herman Yurlemmert with Geo W Schmidt viewers report to the court that their report in chief was filed with the county auditor for at least ten days before the first Monday in May 1906 and open to inspection by all interested. No damages claims have been filed during that period.
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