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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
5
Group of brief notices list tobacco and seed items for sale, local prices and trade names, with mentions of Jos Luesse Grain and Feed Store in Batesville. Other entries note travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, suffrage talk, and several medicinal or household product promotions from DeWitt’s and Banner Salve.
Farmers may buy Michigan Fuls or Ruby wheat from Joseph Luesse of Batesville at low prices. Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin extols Foley’s Kidney Care as a sought after remedy, while J A Spero of Helmer Indiana calls it a medical wonder. Mr Gauck, Mrs Winegetter and child visit Henry Hahn and Henry Dallman before returning to Newport Kentucky.
Township business will be transacted at a CrossRoads residence on Tuesdays and Saturdays weekly. References to Bryan and expansion stir political talk. mothers and children endorse civic matters. One Minute Cough Cure advertised as rapid relief. local merchants and dye sellers listed. Senator Cockrell’s lost $400 at a Bryan meeting noted. Rainbow Jones remarks on McKinley and Roosevelt’s potential New York majority.
Advertisements claim old prices on goods while political commentary praises McKinley and mocks opponents. Medicines from Foley to Kob Dispepsia Cure are promoted by local sellers John Gauck Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman. A note cites Bryan declining a $200 offer for a one hour address, asking $500 instead.
Hall's Hill Tennessee reports a previous cure of rheumatism in a young woman with four bottles of Dr. J H McLean Liver and Kidney Balm. The sale is advertised by G A Baas. The item also notes McKinley’s China stance and Croker’s political recruiting with a quip about a bull pup incentive.
The notice outlines early Brights disease symptoms such as indigestion biliousness and rising urea and uric acid levels with rheumatic pains and backache signaling kidney failure. It urges Foley's Kidney Cure to restore kidney function. A separate item notes Charles Denby Indiana ex minister to China backing McKinley against Bryan over imperialism.
A Danville Illinois woman Mrs Minerva Smith says twenty year bronchitis faded after using Foley s Honey and Tar, praising its quick relief and cure for throat and lung troubles. Also warnings against counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve imitators urging De Witts brand for piles and skin diseases.
Young men and women with fair education and good character sought to learn telegraphy railroad accounting and typewriting. Endorsed by leading railway companies as the only perfect reliable institute. Graduates assisted to positions ladies admitted. Free catalog write Lexington Ky fall term opening August 1.
Local residents from Cedar Grove, Sunman, Penntown and St. Marys are noted visiting relatives and conducting business, including Peter Wippel, George Erfman, Ed Wolming, Henry Schuerman, John Mosmeier, and the Hildebrands. A large local delegation attended the Republican convention in Versailles with Louis Erfman hosting a well attended party.
Mothers of children with croup or severe colds are advised to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate or narcotic and may be given to babies as well as adults. The remedy has earned wide approval in the United States and foreign lands. For sale by John Gauck in Batesville and Bigney & Co. in Sunman.
Monday session at Versailles Court with James Spencer of Milan and James Jackson employed at Ethel's butcher shop. The county records mention Newton Jackson and Mrs Lew White and Elsie Laswell at the Baptist association in Friendship, and Andrew Beall family in Friendship. Typhoid death of Mildred Jones in Washington D C noted with funeral in Washington cemetery. Remains returned for burial. Rev Sylvester active in Osgood and Farewell sermon planned.
A political year demands millions in funding while comparing campaign finances to sustaining the body. An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to digest food and cure stomach troubles, suggesting dyspepsia relief enables eating desired foods. G. A. Baas endorses the product.
Miss Kate Alley returned to Null town on Monday evening. B Crawley with Miss Rachel attended camp meeting Sunday at Swift's grove. Pearl Noe and Mary Abrams of Buenavista visit Aunt Harriet Wiley. Cora Hammond left Monday to visit Pearl Sceafer in Springfield Indiana. Grace Harrison of Connersville visited Miss Grace Thorpe and left Tuesday evening. Ches Martindale and family of Connersville came Tuesday afternoon. Joe Staub Jr departed for Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Mrs Ed Allison and her son and mother spent Monday night and Tuesday at James Sherwood's near Stone Chapel for Mr. Sherwood's birthday. Hattie Day of Laurel went Wednesday.
Multiple notes describe residents returning home from trips to Columbus, Indianapolis, New York City, or Kentucky and visiting relatives in Brookville Connersville Dillsboro Anderson Kokomo and Walnut Grove. A basket picnic honors Carrie Staub and Zora Huddleston with a group gathering at Walnut Grove.
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