Local Notices and Business Bits From Batesville
The column lists business visits and services including lawn mowers, edging and corn planters from Wm. Krieger & Son and Meyer's, sign painting by Chas. Crowell, and fire insurance by Timmermann & Hillenbrand. It notes Q. Vonderheide’s Cincinnati trip, local Mill work delay, memorial Decoration Day service at Huntersville, Luther League 7 pm, dental clinics in Oldenburg and Batesville, and the TruiBeNE line. It mentions a Carnegie library rejection and a proposed creamery, plus organization of the Katesville Patriotic Association to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Famous Show Comes to Town With Van Amburg Exhibit
The Van Amburg Shows promise a grand display with 300 horses and a vast menagerie including elephants and giraffes. Traders explain elephant behavior, training challenges with zebras, and how animals are managed and replaced when dangerous. Two daily performances occur rain or shine with weatherproof tents, arriving Thursday May dist.
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van Amburg
Morris News and Local Baseball Scores
Morris Miss Carrie Harvey returns from Cincinnati. Morris Monarchs beat Batesville Homers 9 to 6. The Morris Ramblers defeat Batesville Amateurs 7 to 5. Social visits include Miss Mary Wernke from Batesville, Miss Clara Glowka, and other local residents. Several patrons attended a town hall ball and birthday gathering for Joseph Siefert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Harvey
Cincinnati
Morris Monarchs
Batesville
Morris
Anthony Harlow
Mary Wernke
Town Hall
Carrie
Lena Bos
Clara Glowka
Wippel
Cash Osburn
Greensburg
Harvey
Simon Wilzbach
Joseph Siefert
Fred Drescher
Retter
George Kellerman
Lulu
Jos. Kellerman
Henry Schwegman
Oldenburg
Henry Roel
Otto Glowka
Henry Wittkamper
George Siefert
Ralph
Lizzie Wiesehan
Spades
Joseph J. Harvey
Fred Zoller, Jr
Catarrh a Germ Disease Prompts Hyomei Claim
Physicians declare catarrh a germ disease and favor Hyomei as a simple inhaled treatment. The outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles 50 cents, and Baas & Schultz guarantee it costs nothing unless it cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas & Schultz
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold
A warning that colds can lead to pneumonia and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy counters this risk. The advertisement notes the remedy’s prompt cures, pleasant taste, popularity, and extensive sales, with Baas & Schultz as the sellers.
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Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Not if Rich as Rockefeller Could Buy This Remedy
A publicity style claim extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior to all others for bowel complaints. It asserts universal success, suitability for children and adults, and easy dosing with water and sugar. Sold by Baas & Schultz.
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Local social visits and farming notes from Balistown area
Batesville visitors include Christ Stuck and wife visiting relatives at Napoleon. Miss Martha Stockinger returns from South Bend after teaching, visiting parents. Fruch richt siblings and families drop by Menchhofer’s. Wm. Westerfeld of Newpoint calls Aug Norwold. G Gunter and family of Batesville, Dick Luers and family of Napoleon visit Geo. Menchhofer. John Hoyer and family visit Lou Stockinger. Strobel families of Steamboat Landing visit Gottlieb Horstman. Albert Hoyer rents corn land from Adam Idlewine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Christ Stuck
Napoleon
Martha Stockinger
South Bend
Lizzie
Henry
Edward Fruchricht
Menchhofer
Wm. Westerfeld
Newpoint
Norwold
John Gunter
Dick Luers
Geo. Menchhofer
John Hoyer
Bertha
Lou, Stockinger
Christ Strobel
John Strobel
Steamboat Landing
Gottlieb Horstman
Albert Hoyer
Adam Idlewine
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Smoke Shorts Pride of
Cuba
Thie & Vonderheide’s
Wm. Krieger & Son
Q. Vonderheide
Black Hawk
Meyer’s
William Johnson
Lawrenceburg
William Jenkins
Chas. Crowell
Timmermann & Hillenbrand
J. T. Ratcliff
John Krinehop
Our Town
George Thiel, Jr
St. Louis
Huntersville
C.S. Warp
John Schultz
Norice
Luther League
Huntersville Y. P.S
Indianapolis
Gibson House
New Ripley Hotel
Truibune
Carnegie Library
Katesville
India
Ripley Circuit Court
Jos
C. M. Shockley
Bar Dockers
Jos. E. Gordon
Telephone I
Nicholas Volz
County of
Ripley
State of
Indiana
Ripley Co
Briggia & Billingsly
Hyomei
the Big Shoe Store
Henry Brockman
Prop
Balistown
Fliers
Nobby Clothing CO
George Street
Batesville, Ind
Walter A. Wood
J. W. Henry
John Dittus
E. Cor
Third St
Gentral Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Rentagry
Dr. Miles
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