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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
1
Sunman Smiths Great Jazz Band played at Stt. MClair's Tuesday evening Sept 21. A two day carnival drew large crowds despite storms and the Ladies Aid raised nearly $200 from a weekend lunch stand.
Miss Mary Lampe of Cincinnati visits her aunt Mrs August Gunter. Ray Ransom returns from Indianapolis. Miss Frida Fishmer goes to Cincinnati. Joe Wurtz family visits James Miller. Mr and Mrs Clifford Becker and baby visit Howard Robinson. Spades Public School begins Monday. Harry Bohman visits Knochsburg. Henry Meister and family return from county fairs.
Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe Missouri reports using Chamberlain's Tablets helped indigestion, improved her liver, relieved backache and dizziness, and she says they did her a world of good and she will always speak well of them.
A notary public certifies the subscription and oath dated September 1920, with names SHIRLING CHRIS NEUFARTH JESSE WINSCOTT involved in the record. Financial figures appear in fragmented form, including numbers like 118,789.65 and 389,785.25, indicating a ledger or bond amount while the document records a formal oath and witness.
Local notes describe the Smiths Great Jazz Band at St Clair on Tuesday night and a Sunman Street Fair visit Saturday. Several residents are listed with routines, gatherings, and a Sunday ball game score of 21 to 16 at Mang’s.
Mrs William Klable returned to Cincinnati after visiting relatives here. Many locals attended the Sunman Street Fair Friday. Herman Thum of Cincinnati visited John Bartling and family. George Pulskamp and family with Ira Gesell and wife joined William Meyer and wife for weekend visits. Ed Wollung of Oakley, Ohio, called on Casper Bartling and wife. John Mosmeier and family spent Sunday with Edwin Abegglen and wife. Fred Brumpter and Henry Bartling called on their parents Sunday. Arthur Bartling was a business caller at Osgood Tuesday.
Mrs A H Hall of Caseville Michigan thanks Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving her baby's life this summer. Mrs Mary Carrington of Caseville Michigan says it has given prompt relief for years. Patronize our Act Columns. It pays.
Local notices show Miss Clara Drees returning from Indianapolis and Ford Bergman arriving home from Kokomo. Several residents attended a Sunman street fair and visits to relatives and friends occurred across the community including Schutte Schindler and Drees families.
Several locals attended the Sunman street fair on Friday and updates note Charles Crusa is ill. Holden Schwier and wife visited Conner Hutson and family over the weekend. Henry Spreckleson and wife visited the State Fair on Thursday. Mrs. Holwadel stayed with her daughter Mrs. Spreckleson on Thursday. Conner Hutson and wife joined the Gold en wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Bultman at Game Center Wednesday.
State department of conservation announces open seasons for migratory waterfowl and game birds with dates and bag limits. Ducks Sept 16 to Dec 31 limit 15 geese brant coot gallinules and plover yellowlegs jacksnipe and woodcock have specific dates and limits. Prairie chicken Oct 15 to Oct 31 limit 5 quail and ruffed grouse Nov 10 to Dec 19 limit 15 possession limit 45 for three or more days.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for help at the death and burial of Charles Weil. They name Rev Held, pallbearers, flower donors, the choir, and autos offered, with a blessing for their kindness.
The 1920 Batesville city budget estimates total proposed expenses for the 1921 fiscal year across mayoral, clerk, treasurer, attorney, engineer, hall, streets, protection to persons and property, health and sanitation, miscellaneous, and school appropriations. A public hearing will be held September 27 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber to consider the estimate.
The text claims a watch roller jewel endures 432000 impacts per day, 157680000 per year, and about 1536000000 blows in twenty years, then asserts only one kind of printing is valuable, touting the speaker's platform as the right kind.
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