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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
7
A collage of commodity listings and social alerts runs through Batesville society notes. Items include fertilizer and Kraut cutters at Meyers and Thie & Vonderheide's, fruit jars, and a new Fair reading lamps display, along with travel mentions and Labor Day visits across Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Mrs. Mary H Walters of Columbus Ohio says persistent stomach weakness and nerves left her unable to eat or sleep. After trying Electric Bitters she reports immediate improvement and a complete cure, praising it as the best health tonic on earth. Available at Baas and Schultz's for 50 cents.
Wm St Clair traveled to Indianapolis on business. Miss Cora Starks returned home to Newpoint. Miss Bertha Kramer and Miss Della Walker went to Greensburg. H A Kramer's sells school supplies. For RENT two three room houses and one four room house. Hillenbrand Co DP Dr. Cox and son Labor day at Batesville. For SALE bakery confectionery. Adam Fehlinger Jr Batesville Ind. John Winsor of Versailles and Mrs Winsor visited Henry Winsor. Mocha Java coffee 20c lb. Dr A B Martin and wife spent days at Connersville fair. Lotta Travis Greensburg visited George Travis. Carrie Gelvin from Indianapolis visited Harry Canfield. Mrs Behlmer and sister visited. went to Morris. Stohl family and Rose Recker from Kokomo visited August Fecher. Mocha Java coffee 18c lb. Misses Ella Doris Mestemacher visited Greensburg. Mollie Emma Nordloh Spades guests of Miss Wienstroh. Henry Blant excursionists from Cincinnati. TRIBUNE offers business room to rent. Emma Lulu Klockenkbrink from Cincinnati to visit friends. Rev Flantz and Geo Goyert attended Bauer funeral in Aurora. County institute at Versailles drew most Batesville teachers. Mrs Stockinger ill but recovering. Frank Wilson and son Clint left for Muncie for funeral. For SALE farm near Cross Roads with 60 cultivated acres 20 woodland, brick house and barn, orchard. Inquire Charles Meyer's. BERTHA BROCKMAN.
A compilation of social items lists visits births moves and travels. Harry Craine returns from Illinois Ed Waters and wife welcome a son born Aug 28 Miss Billa Arnold visits aunt Mrs Arnold at Tanglewood. Capt Johnson leaves for Indianapolis and other families relocate or visit relatives in Batesville Greensburg New Pennington Kokomo and Cincinnati involved.
An 1890s style advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a natural-balance medicine that aids the body during a cold. It claims to soothe the cough assist lung function promote expectoration and prevent pneumonia. Priced 25 cents for standard and 50 cents for large size sold by Baas & Schultz.
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