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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
2
The column records social visits and daily happenings around Hillsdale and nearby towns. It mentions residents like Mrs. Washburn hosting diners with friends from Kewuanna and Logansport, church events, threshing, and local chatter about neighbors and guests over the weekend and Sunday dinners.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions weeks and a place with unclear names. It references a person or event tied to a location called Surelus and a person named Meroo and Vrs MOM Hae Abroud Me Clearce Shel. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret.
The message promotes life insurance policies from Northwestern Mutual, claiming strong new business volume and dividend stability despite war or the tin epidemic. It urges men to meet in person to discuss tailor made standard policy forms and secure life coverage.
H L Miller D C graduate and post graduate chiropractor offers free consultations. Address Main Floor Coren Hingis and Washingtnn Streets opposite City Hall Monticello. Open daily except Mondays and Thursdays. Phone 92 code answered day or night.
Lafayette Indiana advertises paying full market prices for livestock at Union Stock Yards. They promise wood fills, good service and prompt returns.
A local reader from Monticello credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs Henry Fretler and others testify that the medicine stopped sharp pains when bending or rising, and keeps kidneys active with occasional use. The ad notes dealers and the Milburn Co distribution in New York.
Fragmentary OCR notes announce sealed bids to be received by county boards in Indiana in a Commissioner room setting. Mentions Lafayette and Tippecanoe County with several garbled names and roles.
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