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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
6
Pathe Freres Phonograph Company of Brooklyn New York announces an upcoming exhibition and demonstration of its phonograph products. The notice highlights new models and invites public attendance at the Brooklyn showroom.
Fragmented prose describes an early claim of a soundless or near perfect replication device. The piece discusses revolutionary potential of phonographic reproduction and references historians, instruments, and theoretical debates about how future audiences might imitate past sounds.
An auction listing notes a milk cow separator promotion at The Fair with a separator that can save per cent on houses dresses and aprons. Extra good milk cows and butter cows will be sold at Walter M. Languell's sale February 4, three miles west and a half mile north of Monticello, and at Eugene W Blair's sale February 4.
The obituary honors Deacon 7 Fleweh as a loyal friend and stalwart figure in Correll County, noting his education, public service, and steadfast devotion to his party. Memorial lines praise his strength of character and community contributions.
The Herald notes Governor Goodrich will not seek the Republican nomination. The piece praises the decision as wise for state politics and suggests it could ease tensions over national issues. It mentions unsettled Senate peace treaty negotiations and public weariness with the process.
Fragmented report notes rising deaths and new cases across several cities with mounting public concern. It cites 2466 deaths and over 60000 cases nationwide, with emphasis on New York and Chicago, and mentions health measures and public notices amid confusion.
William A Cruickshank of Bartonville Illinois says twelve years of mine dampness caused severe rheumatism stomach issues and weight loss. After taking Tanlac he reports relief across his body appetite and energy return allowing him to resume work. Sold in Monticello Brookston Monon and Chalmers by local druggists.
An obituary note reports a death at the daughter's home amid mentions of a veterinary practitioner without a license. The text alludes to prior practice in Reynolds and Walcott, with claims of unqualified medical activity and a prior career as a horse jockey.
A prominent attorney died at his Patvville home on Tuesday. Judge Thoimimendo, known in the local area for years in law practice, had a long career with many clients. The notice hints at real estate dealings and local recognition.
A letter from Jack Thompson of Sedalia Missouri a car locator writes the Herald to contact the owner of a stolen vehicle reported from Monticello He says two thieves were recently captured in Hiness revealing several stolen cars possibly from Indiana He seeks owners records and states local officials have no theft reports in the past six months
Members of the executive Red Cross committee and the nursing activities committee will gather at the Monticello public library on Saturday January 31 at two oclock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed and officers should also be present.
An unreadable fragment notes an auction date and items from a Revnolde estate with unclear details. The readable portion mentions February 0th and a listed buyer or broker, but exact items and location are not determinable.
J W Fesler announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Governor of Indiana. The article traces his lifelong public service, legal career, and leadership roles in Marion County politics, Indiana University, and state bar associations. It notes his military service and family legacy through Col J R Fesler.
The Christian church will hold regular services next Sunday with morning worship led by Rev Daniels who will speak on The Name Above All Names. In the evening Rev Daniels will present Chanceless Christianity. The public is welcome.
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