Mammoth Racket Advertises Fresh Goods And Prices
Local notes report fresh groceries and dry goods at the Mammoth Racket with 15c per dozen eggs and 21c per pound butter, plus multiple promotions. Residents visit, transact, and compare prices while other items note travel, health products, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beaty
Indianapolis
Pratt
Mammoth
William Rhea
Keystone
Baptist Church
Harry Maddox
Hartford City
DeWitt
Pioneer Drug Store
R. A. Heddens
Local Egg Trading Caution Prompted by Faulty Produce
A Montpelier produce driver faces a heavy penalty for a repeat act, with a warning to others. A grocer absorbed the loss after reselling dozens of eggs that customers reported were incubator conditioned and worthless, leading to refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Indiana church membership rises by seventy thousand in 1907
The Indiana bureau of statistics reports the total church membership climbed to 1,008,145 in 1907 from 932,655 in 1906. Foreign mission offerings totaled 216,879.68 dollars and home missions 181,495.93 dollars. The Methodist Episcopal church led in both foreign and home missions, with 41,717 dollars for home missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wot
Indiana Bureau of Statstics
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Missionary
Orthodox Friends
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Church of Christ (Disciples
Local social notes from Hartford City area
A series of Sunday and Friday visits and dinners are recorded. Multiple families and individuals including Slater, Antrim Beeks, Alma, Mrs Rinard and May, Manson Williams and son, Olive Wright, Walter Noggle, Delpha Garrett, Ira Spaulding, J W Rinard, Jonathan Thomas, Damiel Lincoln, Wm Rinard, Albert Brnsworth, Mrs Harriett Bales, Walter Thomas, Philean Williams and Alpha Williams, Girlie Burnsworth, Ickes, Ora Garret, Nora Spaulding, John Hasson, Jeanily, Argo, Arl Garrett, Hugh McGeath, Daniel Russel, Jesse Edens, Sylvanus Garrett, Ira, and Erle Smith are listed as visitors or hosts across Hartford City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrim Beeks
Alma
Wm. Spaulding
Emeline Rinard
May
Albert Burnsworth
Manson Williams
Arthur Hart
Olive Wright
Walter Noggle
Hartford City
Delpha Garrett
Ira Spaulding
Rinard
J. W. Rinard
Plymouth
Jonathon Thomas
Damiel Lincoln
Keystone
Wm. Rinard
Albert Brnsworth
Harriett Bales
Walter Thomas
Philean Williams
Alpha Williams
Isaac Rogers
Girlie Burnsworth
Ickes
Pleasantdale
Ora Garret
Nora Spaulding
John Hasson
Jeanily
Albert Beeks
Isaac Spaulding
Argo
Arl Garrett
Hugh McGeath Sanday
Daniel Russel
Jesse Edens
Sylvanus Garrett
Ira
Family
Erle Smith
Montpelier Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict for Mrs Fuller
After a lengthy Montpelier case spanning years, Mrs Eliza beth Fuller was acquitted of selling intoxicating liquors on Sunday. The jury originally split 6 to 6, deliberated overnight, and returned the not guilty verdict in the morning. The defense argued lack of conclusive evidence while the state highlighted alleged testimony from Keystone barber Fred Coon and a complicated testimony sequence before the verdict was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilmore
Montpelier
Rooom
Wolf Block
Hughes
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer Drug Co
Rachael Porter
Jock
West High Street
Z. E. Irvin
Church of Christ
Sanol
Pioneer Drug Store
Sano
Elizabeth Fuller
Aaron Waltz
Hartford City
Taughinbaugh
Muncie
John Boyd
A. G. Emshwiller
Fred Coon
Cooney
Keystone
E. P. Fuller
Mrrs. Fuller
Squire Williams
Roag Superintendent Appointed for Blackford County Roads
County commissioners named superintendents for new Pike road projects in Blackford County this summer. Appointments cover Harrison, Licking, and Washington townships with named individuals overseeing construction, materials, and adherence to plans. Each supervisor carries a 5000 dollar bond. Various local updates follow, including visits, illnesses, and social news.
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Blackford County
Wyandt Road
John Schwartzkopf
Pittenger
Adam Teagle
McCauley
Wm. Cale
Johnson
Norma Jackson
Capper
James Burns
Harrison Township
Licking Township
Williams
George Campbell
Haag
del Fulton
Geiger
C. H. Townsend
Dowell
Aaron Slater
Doctors All Agree This Time On Pierce Drug Discovery
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for mucous membrane diseases including nasal catarrh throat laryngeal and bronchial conditions with lingering coughs. It claims strong endorsements from medical authorities and lists various symptoms of weak stomach liver biliousness and blood impurities treated by the product and its All Healing Salve. It urges purchase through druggists and describes accompanying literature and ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materia Medica
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Vicree
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
I Pian
R.V. Pierce
Lake Erie Grants Rate For G. A. R. Encampment
Lake Erie and Western Railroad grants G A R encampment rate of 1 cent per mile plus 25 cents for the Kokomo trip, despite Central Passenger Association rejection. Officials say no rule violation, not leaving the association. March health bulletin reports 3201 Indiana deaths, 416 from consumption with 204 orphans, influenza most prevalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
To Bulleti
Central Passenger of Health Association
Indiana G. A. R
Kokomo
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Central Passenger Association
Erie
C. C. Clark
The
Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Flag Day Observance Upheld By Indiana G A R
General order from the Grand Army of the Republic commander urges Indiana G A R posts and patriotic groups to join in Memorial Day observances on Saturday May 30 along waterside posts to honor sailors. It also proposes moving Flag Day to June 18 from June 14 and calls posts to attend services on the preceding Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana
Orde
Keystone Boy Age in Trouble
Juvenile Court Officer L. L. Martz investigated complaints against Frank Twibell fourteen year old grandson of William Twibell for a Sunday chicken theft attempt with younger companion Shirley Smith. The boy previously faced a weapon accusation after a summer incident involving Rhea. The elder resident recollects being cursed by Twibell during the reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Martz
Keystone
Frank Twibell
William Twibell
Rhea
Shirley Smith
Havey Smith
Mr. Martz
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Montpelier Markets
Pennsylvania
Corning
Aden
New Castle
N. Lima
S. Lima
Somerset
Ragland
Princeton
Byron Shadle
A. J. Lenning
W. O. Fleming
Ray Dawson
Genevieve of
Albany
W. E. Heasley
H. C. Michaels
Ft. Wayne
D. A. Bryson
Guy R. Brackin
Margaret
Arthur Cooley
Mt. Vernon
Pharmacy and Pioneer Drug Co
Irene Byron
Fiat
Pioneer Drug Ioe
Clarence Schneider
Ed Morrical
Tulsa
I. T
Nton
Yestermone
Monaghan
Glasssatreet
Frank McDonald
Clyde Strait
Sarah A. Slater
Bluffton
C. L. Smith
Warren
Hendersons’ Shoe Store
Olive Crobsie
Leanna Evans
Bluffton News
Cliford Shellfer
McCullick
Eaton
Agnes Hanrahan
Amica Club
South Washinon Street
Kennedy
Order
Frank Rose
Winamac
Ross
Terre Haute
Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Roding
Slater
John Sister
Jeff
Indiana National Life Insurance Co
Daniel Arnold
S. L. Bowen
Wayne
W. Va
Foley
Bonge & Maddox
Rushville
Til Hecker
Lewiston, O
Ralph Armstrong
Ohio
Sheen 2 Helping Spirit
Henry Webber
Wilbur Jones
Grover Cochran
Oakville
B. F. McCune
South Adams Street
C. H. Brown
N K. Mcloskey
Montpelier Iron and Metal Co
Minnie Connors
Cleo Millikan
Mabel Gilbert
Grace Kitterman
Wm. Mullikan
Herman Goodin
George Swaim
Bluffton High School
ROAG
Slocum
Linville
Pleasant Dale
Stella Blair
Daniel Pownall
Glen Pownall
Rell
Walter Havens
A. J. McColly
Ed McCammon
Harrison Dorton
Mary Bennett
Mabel Dorton
Orleffie Wyandt
Orion Pittenger
John Brown
Winchester
Mary Ruszell
Albert Russell
U. B. Church
John Pownell
Jacok Hiser
Ada Schwatzkopf
Cias. . Schwartekout Syday
Petree Hendicines
Lake Erie
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