WANTED Unskilled help for inside and outside work
The Hillenbrand Co. Batesville seeks unskilled labor for inside and outside tasks. Mr. and Mrs. John Struewing and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hashkamp spent last Thursday at Greensburg. Miss Helen Oswald of Indianapolis visited her parents here Sunday.
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The
Hillenbrand Co
Batesville
John Struewing
Anthony Hashkamp
Greensburg
Mmss
Helen Oswald
Indianapolis
Mike Josephine Lessing
Cincinnati
Harry Enneking
N. G. Gloshen
Jos
Freihage
Scherer Corner Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Fred Meyers returns from Indianapolis after a few days with her sister. Several residents, including Mrs. Mary Fremdling and families, Jim Gookins, Charles Camasasca, Herman Harlemmert, Herbert Kaef er, Mrs. Wm Dean, Oliver Bultman, and Christine Messner, are listed with visits and illnesses. An advertisement touts a trial bottle of a Sand Prescription facial tonic for skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyers
Indianapolis
Mary Fremdling
John Klus
Gus. Gunter
Near Osgood
Richard Sarringhous
Jim Gookins
Charles Camasasca
Herman Harlemmert
Dillsboro
Herbert Kaefer
John Messner
Wm. Dean
Joe Rimstidk
Oliver Bultman
Roy Bultman
Christine Messner
Hamilton, C
Local Visits and Family News From Cincinnati Area
Along R R 2 Geo Humpert wife and son Vernon of Cincinnati spent a week with John Oesterling family. Leonard Waechter visited Cincinnati and Fort Thomas to see cousin John Bucker. Jos Giesting and wife stayed with relatives at Hamburg. Mrs Andrew Benz and children of Batesville visited John Bessler. Lampke family and Wesley Keitel from Winton Place spent Sunday with Anthony Waechter. Oesterling Waechter and Kuntz households hosted guests. Sanol eczema remedy advertised with 35 cent trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Humpert
Vernon
Cincinnati
John Oesterling
Leonard Waechter
Fort Thomas
John Bucker
Jos. Giesting
Hamburg
Andrew Benz
Batesville
John Bessler
Ms Lampke
Wesley Keitel
Winton Place
Anthony Waechter
Wm. Oesterling
Anna Oesterling
Amelia Waechter
Adam Kuntz
Pleasant Park visits and family gatherings in Batesville
Geo Kessens and family and Will Sarringhaus and family of Batesville were guests of John Sarringhaus Sunday. Attendees from here joined Barney Stickford's funeral in Huntersville Friday. Fred Gortemoeller and wife visited Fred Dieckman and family Sunday. Minnie Gunter of Greensburg visited home folks Sunday. Ahring and daughter and John Wisman and wife spent Sunday with Adam Siebert and family. Emil Kessens and family visited Henry Klostermeyer and family Sunday. Harry Davis called on Dallas and Harvey Peetz Monday. Herman Dieckman and family visited Henry Peetz and family Sunday. Sanol ad promotes kidney and bladder relief with home-use availability priced 35¢ and $1.00.
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Barney Stickford
Huntersville
Fred Gortemoeller
Fred Dieckman
Minnie Gunter
Greensburg
Wirs. Ahring
John Wisman
Adam Siebert
Emil Kessens
Henry Klostermeyer
Harry Davis
Dallas
Harvey Peetz
Herman Dieckman
Henry Peetz
Village Notes and Local Chatter from Pipe Creek
Pipe Creek items note Mr. Vogel of New Alsace seeking stock, Henry Baas in Batesville for dental work, Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp visiting brother Chas, and Henry Erfman helping Baas with fence. A chicken theft warning and rustic local sayings close the item.
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Mr. Vogel
New Alsace
Henry Baas
Batesville
Jacob
Lizzie
Sheep Return Good Profit at Kansas College Instructor Says
A. M. Paterson of Kansas State Agricultural College asserts sheep yield higher profits per dollar invested than any other live stock. He urges farmers to expand the flock and notes dogs parasites and disease are manageable with proper care, suggesting attention and feed will keep flocks healthy and productive.
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Kansas College
A. M. Paterson
Kansas State Agricultural College
Duterson
Local Social Roundup from Greensburg and Nearby Towns
NEW PENNINGTON Mrs Ward Williams and daughter Athenia and Anna McHugh called on Mrs Frank Hart Thursday afternoon. Dr Wood of Greensburg made a professional call to David Pickett Thursday. Alpha Thackery took teachers examination at Greensburg Saturday. James McHugh Jr and John McHough Pierce Alexander and Mr and Mrs Omer Pickett spent Sunday with home folks. Mr and Mrs Frank Hart spent Sunday at Jos Pruner's. Alvadore Reckard family of Batesville John Koenigkramer and family of Greensburg and Mrs Eureka Koenigkramer and son Albert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Messersmith. Francis Hickman visited his niece Mrs Dennis Castor Sunday. Joe Palmer and Olin Gommel made a business trip to Milan Monday afternoon Fred Siebert and wife were guests of John Hart Sunday. Dennis Castor of Napoleon called on Lafe and Francia Hickman Saturday.
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Ward Williams
Athenia
Anna McHugh
Frank Hart
Dr. Wood
Greensburg
David Pickett
Alpha Thackery
James McHugh, Jr
John McHough
Pierce Alexander
Omer Pickett
Jos
Speeding Up and Street Safety in 19th Century Ohio
Ohio State Journal notes the race to adapt to changing conditions and comments on young mothers anxious about children at play. It recalls older fears of horses and buggies rushing through streets at seven to eight miles per hour and the dangers present in daily life.
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Ohio State Journal
Two Sides Of The Hudson Impress Little Eva
Little Eva of Brooklyn recalls her river trip up the Hudson. On the return voyage she tells her father that the river is like any other, but the sides are pretty. The remark appears in the Christian Herald.
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Eva
Brooklyn
Hudson
New York
Christian Herald
Windmill builders forecast daily wind average at 16 mph
Builders estimate that a wind of 16 miles per hour may be expected for eight hours per day on average all year. This does not guarantee wind every day but implies the yearly average wind would equal 16 mph for eight hours daily.
How to Succeed in Yourself and Your Undertaking
A compact exhortation urges belief in humanity and personal capability. It counsels loving work, fearing nothing, staying practical and up to date, and keeping in touch with today to ensure success.
Possible Method Miss Withers Sees Flipp Fool Himself
Miss Withers notes Mr Flipp made his weekly call last night and Miss Callow confirms his proposal, saying he made a fool of himself. The exchange hints at social intrigue and a romantic misunderstanding among the trio.
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Miss Withers
Home remedy for lips and burns.
A simple preparation uses equal parts turpentine sweet oil and beeswax. Melt oil and wax together then add turpentine as it cools to form a homogeneous mixture. Apply with a linen cloth.
Mighty Mean Man Prophet of Spartanburg Stump Sharpener
A Greenville South Carolina News item profiles a Spartanburg farmer famed as the meanest man in the state for sharpening all his farm stumps so his hands cannot rest. The stunt is described as a local legend reflecting county character and rural frugality.
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Spartanburg
Greenville
S.C
Sheep as Profitable Farm Stock From the Text
The passage argues sheep yield two cash crops annually wool in spring and lambs in fall. They require mostly roughage, less grain, and help weed control. Sheep provide wholesome fresh meat with low condemnation rates, making them a healthy farm choice.
Abject Praise Letter From Farm Life Writer
A letter in Farm Life extols a reader with extreme praise and ends abruptly without any plea or request. The missive implies the writer was either asleep or drowning, hinting at a troubled or surreal mental state. The piece contrasts admiration with a sense of confusion.
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Naggshby
Local Markets Wednesday Quotations at Batesville Mills
Batesville roller mill lists grain prices for wheat rye oats and bran as of Wednesday with figures for middling oats and various lot numbers including No 1 No 15 No 43 and No 29. Hens old roosters springers and other fowl shown by seller J H Wilke.
Protein Provision For Wintering Hogs From Alfalfa And Grains
The guide outlines inexpensive protein sources for wintering breeding hogs. Alfalfa or clover hay can be fed whole or chopped, with hogs consuming 1.5 to 2.5 pounds per 10 pounds of live weight daily, depending on hog condition. Sows nursing large litters may need added grain. alternatives include corn tankage mixes or oil meal blends when alfalfa is unavailable.
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Pennsylvania State College
Good Substitute for White Woodwork in Homes
A reader suggests using a very deep old ivory as a substitute for white or ivory woodwork. The aim is to achieve the same bright effect while concealing dirt and maintaining a clean appearance.
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Oldenburg Oe
R. R
Pleasant Park
Geo. Kessens
Will Sarringhaus
John Sarringhaus
Pipe Creek
Uncle Eben
New Pennington
Fred Siebert
John Hart
Dennis Castor
Napoleon
Lafe
Francia Hickman
J. H. Wilke
Michael B
A.T. Nutter
Lyric Theatre
Oiece
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
SR. E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grani Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
Ripley County
Gotham
Geo. J. Mehlon
Sis Nerety
Katesyiltean Taes
E.c.timmermann
Leughery Tp
J. F. Burst
Tri-State Butter CO
Tri-State
Tristate Butter Company
Efe
Tri-State Butter Company
Cincinnati, Whio
Triestate
America
Weigel @ Burst UNDERTAKERS
N. E. Gregory
Batesville, Indiana
A. C. Foerster & CO
Batesville Bank
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