Local residents travel to Cincinnati and beyond
A flood of short moves marks the week with many residents visiting Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg, Indianapolis, and nearby towns. Individuals including Dolph Moore, Arthur Schein, Charles Gibson, and others were noted for trips, calls, and visits to relatives, friends, or employment locations across Indiana and Ohio.
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Indiana
Dolph Moore
Indianapolis
Arthur Schein
Cincinnati
Charles Gibson
Cincinanati
N Studer
Weisburg
John Dittmer
Ed Rimstidt
Ottawa
George Kirchoff
George Krinhop
Woman Voter Ridicules Mrs New Reading Her Speech
A Batesville letter titled Another Woman Voter defends Mrs Harry S New wife of Senator New Indianapolis against a Herald attack calling her out for reading her speech The writer argues that reading a speech is not ignoble and questions the fairness of mocking women in politics The piece also notes that several male candidates including Henry Spaan and Harry Canfield read speeches and should not be criticized for doing so.
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Herald
Harry S. New
Senator New
Indianapolis
Mrs. New
Indiana
Batesville
The
Henry Spaan
Congress
H. C. Canfield
New
Harry Canfield
the Herald
City Engineer James H. Phillips Dies in Shelbyville
James H. Phillips of Shelbyville and longtime city civil engineer of Batesville died at his home after a year of poor health. His death came suddenly from a paralytic stroke. He was a prominent Shelbyville public figure and a leading Republican in Shelby County.
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James H. Phillips
Shelbyville
Batesville
Phillips
Shelby County
Want Ads Offerings and a Short Story Mix
Classified notices list rentals sales and lost item notices from Batesville Greensburg and Spades with items from houses and pigs to stoves and apples. A short humorous prose concludes with a wife scolding a shop obsessed lover over telephone book browsing.
Praise for High Heeled Shoes Thrust Behind Academy Claim
Doctor Gautiez told the Academy of Sciences that women's high heeled shoes may prevent consumption by improving chest breathing through toe standing. He cited experiments showing abdominal breathers risk upper lung disease, while heel wearers reportedly avoid such issues.
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Gautiez
Academy of Sciences
Napoleon High Freshmen Study Tales of a Wayside Inn
Freshman roll lists Tony Ingle Christine Hicks Edith Fowl Alfred Hanning Ralph Gookins Sylvia Taylor Frank Strader Denver Waters Ruth Castor Clarence Snider Edna Eaton Ethel Eaton Pauline Wagner Alice Abplanalp. Gookins tests noted with county agent project. Sophomores study The Odyssey and Grafts in Algebra. Juniors read Hendricks Types of Short Stories. Seniors study Emerson Essays and Smith Arithmetic. Fire drill, sports results, and a play planned for October 26.
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Tony Ingle
Christine Hicks
Edith Fowl
Alfred Hanning
Ralph Gookins
Sylvia Taylor
Frank Strader
Denver Waters
Ruth Castor
Clarence Snider
Edna Eaton
Ethel Eaton
Pauline Wagner
Alice Abplanalp
Wayside Inn
Gookins
Bertha Vogel
Helen Taylor
Hazel Bultman
Ruth Waters
Grace Crane
Albert Abplanalo
Alma Fellerman
Meta Norwold
Loretta Bredemeier
May Wagner
Lillian Eaton
Anita Hitchens
Hendricks
Helen Lutes
Mildred Shemely
Luella Gookins
Arthur Abplanalp
Alvina Abplanalp
Lois Tarpenning
Emerson
Smith
Dryer
United States
Holton
Milan
Batesville City to Accept Garbage Removal Bids
The Batesville City Council invites bids for garbage removal for the contract period starting with bid acceptance and ending on the contract term. Details are in the City Clerk’s office and bids must be filed by 6 00 p m on Wednesday November 3. Aloys M Roell City Clerk.
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City of
Batesville
Aloys M. Roell
Purchases Soft Drink Stand at George and Walnut
Alvin Cramer has purchased the soft drink stand of William Wachsman at the corner of George and Walnut Streets. He has taken immediate possession and is now in charge of the business.
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Alvin Cramer
William Wachsman
George and
Walnut Streets
Custom Family Heirloom Carries Generational Duty
A Korean custom preserves a family bet passed from father to eldest son. The heirloom, made from ancestral tinting and valued as a priceless possession, reflects careful stewardship to endure for generations.
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Korea
Tracked four crankshaft tractor with sixteen legs and wheels
A novel tractor design combines four crankshafts each with four legs for a total of sixteen limbs that walk like a horse and can include four wheels that drop to the road to become a motor truck. The feet adapt to ground conditions and the machine is billed to plow seed cultivate harrow mow harvest and power other equipment or serve as a heavy hauling truck.
Minnesota woman invents protectors for swimmers and rescuers
A Minnesota inventor introduces rubber esc protectors for swimmers and lifeguards, aiming to prevent injuries and aid safety during rescues. The device, shampooed by the creator, targets personal protection for water helpers and victims.
Inventor's Triumph in Weaving Machine Breakthrough
For years experts doubted a device could weave wicker baskets and furniture. A new machine now produces flawless work at times the speed of a human weaver and is in use.
Kramer Birthday Gathering For Arthur
Entertained by Mr and Mrs John Kramer the relatives numbered thirty four last Sunday in honor of their son Arthur s thirty second birthday A large portion were local relatives with out of town guests including Mrs Elizabeth Stegner Tim Baker and family Mrs E C Clemens W L Stegner and family and Mrs George Pickens with her son and daughter in law Cincinnati Ohio and Covington Kentucky people attended and shared the day with stories and smiles.
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Agbert Sutherland
Carrie
Shelbyville
C. Hornig
Sophia Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Jawis Bramlage
Hamburg
Henry Siefried
Oldenburg
Mary Huber
Lawrenceburg
Volz
Indianapolis
Morris
Florence Fischer
Babhes
Fischer
George Fischer
Joseph
Vera Becker
Anthony
Martinsburg
A. L. Bollinger
Koerner
Peppertown
Louis Schutte
John Wessel
Chas. W. Gibson
Ransom
Good Samaritan Hospital
KR. E. Tooney
Delaware
Chicago
William Greemann
Leonard Bruns
John Kramer
Arthur
City
Elizabeth Stegner
Kramer
Tim Baker
E. C. Clemens
Zenas, C
W. L. Stegner and Family
Covington, Ky
George Pickens
Threading a Needle with a Pocket Flashlight
A tip for people with defective eyesight suggests using a pocket flashlight to thread a sewing needle. Shine the light behind the eye of the needle to instantly thread it. Keep the flashlight in your sewing drawer for ready use.
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Finadty
Public Sale At Batesville Farm Of Mrs Feinthal
Beginning at one o clock on Saturday October 30 I will offer for sale livestock farming implements corn in shock and crib household goods and many other articles at my home one mile south of Batesville. Mrs G Feinthal Prop. Fred Schierenbeck Auct.
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Batesville
G. Feinthal
Fred Schierenbeck
Important meeting for Ray Township farmers urged
A very important meeting will be held at the Placke Schoolhouse on Saturday evening October 23. Every member of the farmer's organization is urged to attend.
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Placke
Farmer’s Organization
Tokens of honesty on London decks trade bonds
In some London markets, two traders seal a pact by exchanging black beans as tokens of honesty, a ritual considered more binding than a written contract. The eccentric custom underscores a belief in personal integrity over formal documentation.
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London
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John Ferkinhoff
Waldron
Ed Peine
A. B. Wycoff
Versailles
Gertrude Gigrich
Ham‘burg
Gertrude Waechter
Elizabeth Brum
Witthn Zullhoefer
Andrew J. Schrank
Lockland
Obi
Lawrence Dennett
Thelma
John Livingston
Marie
Dayton
William Pratt
Joe Klosterman
Peoria, Ill
Henry Schwertfeger
Henry Miler
William Hoelshler
Louais
Lottie
Sherman Logan
Greensburg
Slaughter
Mary
H. J. Walsman
Detroit
Canada
Woman’s Foreign ‘Missionary Society
George H. Beck
Atlantic City
New York
Washington D. C
Mt. Vernon
Arlington
Washington
John H. Hilliard
Newpoint
Dan Kammeyer
Andrew Kops
Covington
J. H. Faber
Magdalena Amberger
Gertrude Freihage
Anthony Volz
A. G. Zierer
Chas. Weil
John Pohlman
A. M. Roell
George Wills
Second St
Herman A. Siebert
William Dieckman
Park Avenue
Elgin Watch
Louis Fichtner
Eureka
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
Court House
de Armond
Ind
Fitch Orchards
Walter H. Fitch
Wilber Schrader
Napoleon High School
Batesville Roller Mills
J. H. Wilker & Co
Pete Ea
Mike Benz
Mickie
Tmig
Ripley
Johnson
Ohare Cafe Its
Brown
Shelby
Franklin
Otter Creek
Eieins
Jackson
Adams
Sunman Faeng
Ned
Osgood i
RAY Township Farmers
Sherwin-Williams
Floorlac
S. W
Rexall
Bulletin
E. B. Schultz
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