Daily newspaper service schedule fragment
The item lists multiple train or bus service patterns by number and daily frequency marks, noting No 44 daily stops on flag, No 46 daily except Sunday, No 4 daily except Sunday, and No 16 daily.
23 Nov 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
1
The item lists multiple train or bus service patterns by number and daily frequency marks, noting No 44 daily stops on flag, No 46 daily except Sunday, No 4 daily except Sunday, and No 16 daily.
On November 24 and 30, round trip tickets will be sold between all local points on the Big Four Route Cincinnati Northern and D and U R R within 1560 miles, plus many points on connecting lines in Central Passenger Association territory at low rates. Tickets are valid for return through December 4, 1903. For details contact agents or Warren J Lynch Cincinnati O.
Items list merchants and goods for sale including oysters coffee and tools. Charities and visits noted with residents like William Strauss Anthony Romweber Kopyl Frizinsky George Thiel and H H Krome. Travel to Indianapolis Greensburg Shelbyville and St Paul mentioned with families accompanying.
On Thanksgiving night November 30 1905 a pie sociable is to be held at the Hayti school all are invited. L Newson teacher notes the pike between Cross Roads and Napoleon will be finished this week with a remaining gap about one and a half miles to Napoleon creating a continuous route from Batesville to Versailles.
Last Friday Louis Schutter of Lookout, son of Fred Schutter, had his left hand caught in a corn shredder feeding mechanism. Four fingers and the thumb were amputated back to the first joint. Doctors Gibson and Coomes attended and dressed the hand. The article warns shredders are dangerous machines to operate.
Community notices describe hardware store bargains at Meyers and Walsman with heating stoves belts and bags from Kramer and Engle ice cream at Engle. trips by residents to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Louisville. a November sale at GACCE S Store. and plans for an ice house by Hudepoh Notte Brewing representatives Pohl and Amberg.
John Belter offers ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who cut and opened the woven wire fence on his property. The note appears in a local brief style typical of community notices.
Batesville reports Marshal Rebel recently employed a patrol wagon for prisoner transport. On a Wednesday he arrested a drunken man and with bystanders carried him over railroad tracks, dumped him into a wood wagon, and sent him to the cab house to sober up.
Mrs Eva Steiger aged 71 8 1 days was found dead in her bed Sunday about 5 30 am. A visiting Miss Rohnk said she spoke to the deceased around 2 am and she appeared well. Died between 2 and 4 am probably soon after the talk. She leaves four children Charley Fred Henry and a daughter in Tampa Fla. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon at the German M E church.
An event advertised for Saturday evening November 25 1905 at the Huntersville school house invites ladies to buy parcels of cake rather than bring pies. Mrs Leopold Hammer dies at home near St Nicholas on Friday November 18 and is laid to rest with John Nickel August Bloemer and Frederick Schrader among attendees from this place. The three men are noted members of the German Lannwehr Verein, of which Mr Hammer, deceased’s husband, was an honored member.
Sheriff Gordon and Bailiff Griffith arrested Andy Mohr from Versailles for shooting Alex Nusbaumer on June 7 1905. Mohr pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined fifteen dollars plus costs after the courtroom shift from shooting with intent to kill.
Sausage machines at Walsman and stove repairs at Thie and Vonder noted. A broad range of goods advertised, including clothing at bargain prices. Local residents travel to Cincinnati for business and family visits. various social events, weather remarks, and dental services promoted in Batesville area notices.
The Eureka band will hold a hall on Thanksgiving Eve November 29 at St Clair’s hall with two bands and 50 cent admission. Dancing is free. Two men from Oliver’s camp No 2 fought after a tagging incident at Morris, one struck with a 2x4 and fatally injured. assailant fled. Dietz and Alber visited Batesville to discuss bank operations as Dietz to be cashier of a new Lawrenceburg bank with Nowlin as president.
Jacob Etter attempted to place a ring on a large boar and was gored on the hand. The tusk ripped away the Nesh and tore tendons, leaving a severe injury with risk of blood poisoning and possible amputation if infection develops.
A dozen prominent Sunman ladies along with Batesville Sisters arrived by train to surprise Mrs. Bedunnah and family at their new residence. They brought baskets of food and enjoyed a jolly gathering, with more guests later in the evening including Mrs. Hillenbrand and others adding to the pleasant affair.
A two months old baby suffocated when its mother unwrapped the wraps during a Sunday trip near Slabtown. The parents, Christ Bergman and wife, carried the child home after discovering the death. The report contrasts this with a separate harsh sentence in Ripley circuit court for Andy Mohr.
In Los Angeles a letter mentions Henry Miller and Gus Olinder who vanished on an expedition to Tiburon Island. Found are Miller Olinder relics including a book, dried hands, and charred remains near an Indian war dance site. Prof Grindell searches for his brother connected to the same expedition.
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