Low fares and winter rates on Big Four Route to multiple destinations
Low rate tickets to Seymour Indiana and return with a December 11 12 13 1905 sale and December 16 return limit. Winter tours to Cuba Florida Gulf Coast and inland southern resorts plus Texas and California continue to April 30 1906 with daily sale for return to June 1 1906. Half rates to Chicago for the Sixth International Live Stock Exposition with December 16 17 18 19 1905 sale and return by December 23 1905. Florida Special Chicago to St Augustine Pullman Sleeping Cars weekly starting January 1 1905. For rates and details contact Big Four Route agents or Warren J Lyneuh Cincinnati Ohio.
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Seymour, Ind
Indiana State Grange
Cuba
Florida
Gulf Coast
Texas
California
Chicago
Central Passenger Association
St. Augustine
Pullman Palace
Consumption cure cited by Harmony man in grieving note
E B Reid of Harmony Maine writes that consumption runs in the family and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving him from serious lung trouble after minor coughs. The note laments the loss of his mother to lung disease and urges prompt treatment with the advertised remedy priced one dollar, with trials offered.
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E. B. Reid
Harmony
Dr. King
Mr. Reid
Baas & Schultz
Time Cable Routes Signal Varied Daily Stops
A transport office lists daily and Sunday service patterns for various lines with stop numbers and times. Through tickets are sold to all points east west north or south and baggage checked through to destination. Charles J. Doll serves as agent.
Meyers and City Notices From A Busy Week
A jumble of storefront ads and notices: horse blankets, fresh oysters, and coffee prices at Meyers restaurant and H H Krome. Lost hound pup offered reward and a reader asks to notify John Schroeder. Local social news includes Mrs. Wm Martin visiting Cincinnati for Thanksgiving and Mrs A Dickey’s Greensburg trip. Holiday cloak sale and church events at St Mark’s Juniathan church featuring confirmations and services.
Farmers' Institute to Run Two Extra Days at Sunman
An extended two day session of the farmers institute will be held at Sunman on December 4th and 5th. State instructors include Joe A. Burton J. H. Groaltney and Miss M. M. Mather. Music and home talent featured. County Chairman LY. W. Saltmarsh and County Secretary Mrs. E. Hughes invite all.
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Farmer's Institute
Sunman
Joe A. Burton
J. H. Groaltney
M. M. Mather
Local Business Ads and Notices From Tribune
A collage of short notices lists local shops and goods including KK skates, butchers at T & W's, Havana Blossoms by Smoke Short, Meyer's hardware and heating stoves, Kramer's belts and bags, and more. Personal items mention Florence Peine in Cincinnati and Miss Katie Oswald returning from Indianapolis. Also notes about dental work at New Ripley House, repairs at Thie & Vonderheide, rental offer near Greeman Bros. factory, and various arrivals and departures. A marriage at St. John's Huntersville unites Henry Wessel and Henrietta Haase with attendants Edw Haase and Sophia Wessel. couple to reside on the Mey erose farm north of town.
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St. John’s Church
Huntersville
Henry Wessel
Henrietta Haase
Steding
Edw. Haase
Sophia Wessel
Punctual Pupils at Hayer School Honor Roll
The second month list from Hayer school Laughery township names punctual pupils Carrie Busch Adolph Siebert William Michel Roy Raver Otto Michel George Siebert Elizabeth Siebert Waldo Michel Elma Siebert Jacob Cook Marie Siebert. Car Ris L Thacwnenry teacher. Step On Friday morning November 24 Mr Herman H Boese aged 77 died. Remains interred St Marks cemetery after services. Christ Pohlman inducted school trustee last Friday evening replacing John Gauck. Pohlman elected treasurer. his son Harry named deputy and will pay bills at American Furniture Co Batesville.
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Hayer School
Laughery Township
Carrie Busch
Adolph Siebert
William Michel
Roy Raver
Otto Michel
George Siebert
Lizahbeth Siebert
Waldo Michel
Elma Siebert
Jacob Cook
Marie Siebert
CarRis L. Thacwnenry
Herman H. Boese
St. Mark's Cemetery
St. Mark's Church
Beese
Batesville
Christ Pohlman
John Gauck
Pohlman
Harry Pohlman
Harry
American Furniture Co
Thanks to those who aided at our father Herman H Beesees funeral
The widow and children express heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during the death and burial of Herman H Beese. Special thanks to Rev A Gringel for services, St Mark's choir for their song, and undertaker Severinghaus for the conduct of the funeral.
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Herman H. Beese
A. Gringel
St. Mark's Choir
Severinghaus
Polish cattle sale from Kansas buyers in Kansas City
John Hillenbrand and Nick Volz bought 111 Poland heifer calves aged four to six months in Kansas City. Hillenbrand took 52 head black Polands and Volz 56 red Polands from a top Western Kansas stock farm. The cattle, pure blood Polands, were praised as the best seen in the area. Hillenbrand will winter the heifers at the Schomber farm and move them to his Metamora stock farm next summer.
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John Hillenbrand
Nick Volz
Kansas City
Mr. Hillenbrand
Mr. Volz
Kansas
Town board action notes and payments listed
The town board met Monday night with Schrader Zierer and Schorr present Meister absent. Treasurer Beck ordered to pay school bond No 7 for 500 to Batesville Bank. Claims allowed include Krieger & Billingsley 6.39 Thie & Vonderheide 18.72 Hirt 10.25 Walke 3.00 Doll 48.75 Wenning 2 Schrader 15 Behrman 47.20. Notices urge highest prices for produce Kramer ads and local merchants promote heaters and coffee while residents travel on business or to visit relatives.
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Schrader
Zierer
Schorr
Meister
Beck
Batesville Bank
Marshal Rebel
Drescher
Krieger & Billingsley
Thie
Henry Behrman
Auction at Behrman livery barn Beings December 5
Horses and mules offered for sale at Behrman livery barn Batesville Indiana. John King of Brookville will attend to bid. Sale set for next Tuesday December 5 with buyers expected to compete.
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Behrman Livery Barn
Batesville
Ind
John King
Brookville
Thanksgiving church services announced in Cincinnati
Harry Yimmerman returns home from school in Cincinnati to spend Thanksgiving with family. Thanksgiving day services will be held in English at St. Mark's Lutheran Church from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. All are invited to attend public worship. Arthur E. Gringel, Pastor.
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St. Mark’s Juntheran Church
Harry Yimmerman
Cincinnati
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Arthur E. Gringel
Pator
Covington Thanksgiving Wedding Unites Mr Al Blank and Miss Flora Fischer
In Covington Kentucky on Thanksgiving Day November 30 Mr Al Blank wed Miss Flora Fischer of Covington The groom’s father John Blank and all his brothers and sisters and Mrs Harry Blank attended the ceremony The Tribune offers hearty congratulations to the couple.
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Covington
al. Blank
Flora Fischer
John Blank
Harry Blank
The
Tribune
Dentists Open Batesville Office For Saturdays At Ripley Hotel
Indianapolis specialists in painless extraction and dentureless care announce a new office at Batesville with visits to Greensburg and a convenient Saturday service at the Ripley Hotel. The easy method for removing diseased teeth is well known locally. Miss Lotta Schrader celebrated her 23rd birthday Monday at West Pearl Street with a lively surprise party followed by dancing at St Clair Hall.
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Indianapolis
Batesville
Ripley Hotel
Greensburg
County
Miss Lotta Schrader
West Pearl Street
Miss Lotta
St. Clair Hall
Correction issued for death notice misprint
The Tribune corrects an error in last week’s Osgood items that misstated Mrs. Andy Davis as Mrs. Andy Marshino. The death occurred last Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Ed Marshino’s home. the correction attributes the typo to the office, not the reporter.
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Andy Davis
Andy Marshino
Ed. Marshino
Tribune
Local Store Listings and Community Notes
Buggy storm fronts at Meyer's. Ice cream daily at Engle's. Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba. Sausage machines at Walsman's. Lap robes at the big hardware Walsman's nickeled ware for Xmas. Shot guns and shells at Walsman's at low prices. Car load of fencing received at Thie and Vonderheide's. Pioneer carbon steel fencing from Thie and Vonderheide. Henry Bultman made a business trip to Cincinnati on Wednesday. Reduced prices on cloaks furs and millinery at H B Greeman's. George Hirt and family traveled to Shelbyville for a weekend visit. For Rent several store rooms centrally located apply at Frank Walsman's. Miss Hazel Alexander a Sunman teacher in Laughery township home for Thanksgiving. Arthur Chairsel of Birmingham Ala guest of H W Terry family returns south.
Sale of 80 acre Schantz farm near Batesville
John Meyer auctions the Schantz farm one mile south of Batesville on Thursday December 7 1905 starting at 9 a m. Included are 2 horses 4 cows binder mower wagon carriage harness fodder straw and other personal property. Terms and details in bills. George Becker proprietor auctioneer.
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Schantz Farm
Batesville
A Rousing Reception for Batesville Couple
George M Hillenbrand and Miss Sophia Schrader wed in the Bishop's parlor at St Patrick's Indianapolis at noon on November 23. The couple's reception included a dinner at the Dennison hotel and a homecoming in Batesville with a 120 turkey Thanksgiving gift to American Furniture Co. workers. They depart for the East soon after a welcome by Eureka band and local employers.
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George M. Hillenbrand
Sophia Schrader
Tribune
St. Patrick's Church
Indianapolis
Donnahue
Batesville
Dennison Hotel
New York City
East
American Furniture Co
Eureka Band
George
Hillenbrand
International Correspondence Schools offer pay raise with study
A regional note from Batesville highlights I C S programs promising higher wages with an hour daily study. It names local students Wm Foerster Randolph Krieger and Monroe Wonning as examples and invites others to inquire through J F Childs, Representative, Scranton PA.
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I. C.S
Batesville
Wm. Foerster
Randolph Krieger
Monroe Wonning
J. F. Childs
Rep
Scranton
Revival ends at Napoleon Batesville circuit with 16 converts
A four week revival closed at the Napoleon Batesville circuit on the 26th, hailed as the greatest meeting there. Sixteen people, including heads of families, joined the church and the congregation collected cash and goods totaling 14.30 for the pastor, a second such pounding since his arrival. The pastor starts another revival at New Salem on December 4 at 7 pm.
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Napoleon
Batesville
New Salem
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Wm. Martin
Ise
H. H. iKrome
Chas. Meyer
Farmers’ Institute
LY. W. Saltmarsh
Walsman’s
Smoke Short
Kramer's
Florence Peine
New Ripley House
Thie & Vonderheide
Greemann Bros
Callon
Mike Heinlein
Katie Oswald
Lena Pflum
Oak Forest
James Prentice
Versailles
Oscar Decker
New Martinsville Improvement Co
Steelton
W. V
the Selz
Seltz Shoes
the Big Shoe Store
Henry Brockman
Walsman
Adolph Cook
Harrison, C
George A. Goyert
Nick Gloshen
Milroy
Meyer's
Engle’s
Smoke Shorts Pride of
Walsman's
Just
Thie & Vonderheide’s
Henry Bultman
H. B. Greeman
George Hirt
Shelbyville
Frank Walsman’s
Hazel Alexander
Arthur Chairsel
Birmingham
Ala
H. W. Terry
John Meyer
George Becker
George Hillenbrand
Bride
Andy Kops
Balsar Roell
Oldenburg
Brummer
Id, Himpke
Weisburg
International Correspondence Schools
Meyer Lumber and
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