Watered at the Post Office at Mont pelier Ind
Watered at the Post Office at Montpelier Indiana as Second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
4
Watered at the Post Office at Montpelier Indiana as Second class mail matter.
An exchange imagines a county populated by mail order buyers from Chicago. Stores would fail, banks close, newspapers quit, hotels shut, schools dwindle, sidewalks decay, buildings stand vacant with dilapidation as strangers flee. The piece urges residents to favor local shops to support their own town.
B F Ayscue of Ingle side North Carolina suffered 15 years of indigestion after trying many doctors and $200 in medicine. He finally used Dr. King's New Life Pills and reports a complete cure. They relieve constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. 25c at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Mrs W A Miller and two sons of Montpelier visited her parents Simon Kuttler and family last Wednesday. Isaae Strine shredded corn in the neighborhood this week. Lewis Schwartzkopf entertained relatives for dinner last Sunday. Will Williams of Pleas antdale visited Jake Kuttler and family last Sunday. Chris Hiser and family spent Sunday with friends at Hartford City. Jake Schwartzkopf and family visited John Adama and family last Sunday. Fred Walker and wife called on sister S Kuttler and family last Sunday afternoon. Jake Miller called on Jake Kuttler last Wednesday forenoon. Fred Walker bought cattle from his brother-in-law last Monday.
Mrs O Rhimevault of Vestal Center New York declares Electric Bitters a divine gift to women. She says it lifts spirits, builds vigor, and restores health, curing nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Available at Pioneer Drug Store for 50 cents.
John Feaster and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Englehart last Friday. Mrs. Jonathon Thomas and son Walter plus Stella Thomas and Harriet Bales with Mrs. Henry Star Duck were guests of Emeline Ripard on Sunday. Mrs. Manson Williams and Ruth spent Sunday and Monday in Muncie with Hart family. John Dangerfield helps Whi Spaulding husk corn. Joan Adams and wife hosted friends Sunday. Sylvanus Garrett family visited Bundya. Mrs. Henry Stone was in Hartford City on Tuesday.
An advertisement touts Buckles Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sore eyes cold sores cracked lips and chapped heads. It claims a plus for piles and notes 25 cents at Pioneer Drug Store with a Mammoth Racketer assortment offer.
The Montpelier Herald launches a popularity contest in Blackford and Wells counties to award a $400 piano plus other prizes. Readers vote by selling subscriptions and collecting votes, with 500 votes for each new subscriber and 400 for delinquent renewals. The most votes wins the piano, to be displayed at the office.
Public sale conducted at the Aaron Rogers farm near Montpelier features about stock including 6 horses 2 three year old geldings 1 driving horse 2 yearling mares 1 spring colt 12 short horn cows 72 roan steer calves and stock hogs 1 set buggy harness sale starts 10 am Aaron and J P Rogers Griff Gartin Auct Co L Smith Clerk
Last evening at the Knights of Pythias hall Edward Cochran of Keystone was received and proven in the chivalric rank of knight. A large attendance praised the committee's handling. Meetings grow in attendance and interest. Banquet committee plans a substantial spread soon.
When Mayor Elect I G Burris was asked this morning for his appointments to city marshal fire chief and street commissioner he said they would be made public in about a week. Applicants have not made their names public but it is understood the present staff have submitted names.
Prices for India Linen per yard range from 8 1 2c to 25c with various counts and widths. Bleached Muslin and White Wash Goods listed with multiple yard prices. Special discounts offered include 10 percent off on laces and embroideries and a 10 percent discount on all ribbons. The store positions its Ribbon department as a special feature of the White Sale.
Local notices record Thanksgiving gatherings across Eaton, Montpelier, and nearby towns with visits from relatives in Muncie Hartford City and Glenburn North Dakota. Numerous households report guests, sick lists, church attendance, box socials and farm life, plus a feature on Doan’s Kidney Pills highlighted by a Montpelier resident.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh, claiming a physician’s prescription and testimonials. Mentions suppliers J Gheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and urging trial with accompanying product lines and prices.
W J Atkins, a night watchman in Banner Spring Tennessee, suffered a severe cold that plagued his lungs after long exposure. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery, noting he returned to work after one bottle. The medicine claims quick relief for severe colds and related coughs. Trial bottles are free at The Pioneer Drug Store, call 339 for orders.
Pete Stout, a mushroom merchant and politician, has found a home. His unnamed son-in-law, who lies near Bluffton, located him in Montpe Her and offered to take Pete to his home to finish his declining years. Pete plans to visit his daughter’s home this week but has not decided on permanent relocation.
Protracted meeting at Goodboo church. Social visits include Seth Simonton dining with Hal Norton and family. John Fensel and wife with Noah Blouser family. Bisworth Lambert assisting Albert Beeks shredding corn. Tom Markin shredding corn for A Jackson. Records of neighbors visiting and hosting through last week.
Unclear OCR text mentions a Mammoth Racket shop selling taacy box paper and envelopes for iée. no clear names dates or locations provided.
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