Grain Market Report for Montpelier District
Markets list grain categories with prices for Timothy, Timothy Mixes, Clover and light mixed. Cited entries show small lots priced per unit, indicating a local scope report on commodity values.
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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
5
Markets list grain categories with prices for Timothy, Timothy Mixes, Clover and light mixed. Cited entries show small lots priced per unit, indicating a local scope report on commodity values.
Local notes report Cortland through Denver and Bluffton areas with brief items on health products, store openings, and community notices. Mentions of Miss Lovie Jones, Martha McDora, and other residents linked to social events, schools, and county happenings.
The umpire J M Doceau, described as Cinematian, was surprised and pleased by the town’s baseball scene. He noted a well-kept diamond, a strong, evenly matched teams, and a lively crowd, remarking the ball game would be busy and enjoyable despite costs.
The fragment discusses pre 1780 waltz usage in church as a rite and claims the waltz did not evolve through changes. It references the eleventh century Gregorian rite replacing Moorish rites and a swiftly appearing term “carol” from Latin seroiar.
The third annual Twinvell reunion draws many relatives to Montpelier Fair and Driving Park for a day of socializing and a short program. Attendees from across the state enjoy food, greetings, and a festive afternoon as plans for the next gathering are discussed.
W. D. Turner, noted oilman, tests No. 2 well on Miles farm in Washington Township. The sale is believed to be the best in the Blackford county field at present. Owner plans to drill for 0 barrels. Jarcer operates six wells in Nashiahton Township and near Sota Wells. The venture is described as highly successful with strong prospects for Campbell PLS own wells.
The text reads as a fragmented OCR of a historical page discussing prices, government actions, and market effects on dried fruits and related commodities. It mentions associations, price controls, and procurement at set prices, with garbled names and unclear references.
The page records a somber weekend with notices of funerals and social visits. Mrs Mapeee Sasa and other residents are mentioned in family and church circles. Community members attend services, and several families are reported hosting relatives and guests.
The directors of the Mostpele County Carre Association held a meeting to arrange fair events. Committees were appointed to finalize displays, stock pens, tents, and rest areas for farmers and attendees. The fair opens Tuesday September 25 and planning will continue until then with vendors and features set for an expansive display and racing events.
Waco resident Ww. Goodloe credits five years of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him well. He previously suffered a long worsening cough, now cured, as the ad touts cures for chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and prevention of bronchial ailments.
Mrs Henry Sprowli called on S R Buebanas and wife Monday. Mrs Alice Cobbin Elsie Cobbin and Miss Ethel Shoemaker called on Me R F John last Thursday. Mrs Emma Johns was a visitor yesterday. Mrs Laura Foreman returned from Hartford City. Cassell works on his place near Poneto this week. Buchanan family attended Chas Buchanan's funeral at Buckeye Sunday. Myrtle Lockwood visited her mother Monday. Mrs Wm Britesham and Miss Inz Smithes called on Mrs Wm Loexwood last Friday.
An OCR fragment urges readers to ask their grocer for a rose bleaching product with no substitutes. The note is incomplete but emphasizes household use and direct purchase.
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