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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
Indianapolis visitor G. W. Stoner calls on friends in town while Mrs. Emma Hollan and family arrive for a visit. The W C T U and Indiana Club plan meetings, and Rev Tillman Hobson conducts revival services in another city. Community notices mention local business, health products, and upcoming charity events.
Local brief notes report autumn weather, fence work by Jas Ward, corn busking for Fred Falkerson, Hartford City residents seeking rabbits nearby, visitors John Dortoo and Gi Mouthews at Harrison Dortop, Ed Fekes unable to secure a job for Amber, Edo McCammon's new barn ready for roof, Mr and Mrs Russe visiting N A Johnson, Christmas planning at P church, toys being baled by Ed Jones, Sk P Wentz hauling gravel near the schoolhouse, Amanda Johnson visiting Hartford City over Sunday.
Ruth Misses Liddy and Bessie Roberts were in Willfton on business last Fri Mrs Wh Lockwood and Irex Smithen were Hluffton visitors last Friday. Protracted meeting will begin at Airline church Thursday evening and at the Baptist church in foreto. Everyone invited. T S Ehurst is spreading fodder today.
Fragmented text shows a local social gathering narrative with names such as Schwartzkopf, Walger, Siarie, and Grover Groth. Mentions Hartford County and Thanksgiving visits, with references to family hosts, relatives, and informal dialogues. Details are garbled and hard to verify. readers see a community notices style summary.
Advertisement copy claims Liver Pols and Tonic Pellets strengthen the liver and digestive organs so they work independently and fortify constitution against trouble. Promoted as a regular drugstore remedy available for 25 cents.
At a recent meeting of the 1, 42. UO. F. officers were elected: Noble Grand M. Timmons, Vice Noble Grand John Marsh, Rec. Secy Cal Shields, Fin Secy John Toman, Treas W. K. Kershner, Trustee D. H. Twihbeil. The Noble Grand will appoint remaining officers next year. Christmas displays appear in city windows as shops prepare for the holiday season. Bee’s Laxative Cough Syrup advertises for children with a guarantee and a pharmacy seller.
The Black Diamond Manufacturing Co. sues a Cincinnati firm for use of the same trade mark on felt dress goods. Evidence shows the Cincinnati company had operated for a month before the tied concert, leading to a potential settlement. Montpelier firm may yield claim to the trade mark and adopt a new name to protect its business.
The Red Men chose new officers on Monday evening to mark their 22nd anniversary and plan a New Year Eve celebration. Elected were Sachem Chris Zenz Senior Sagamore J Millikan Junior Sagamore Eliza Emerson Prophet Frank Roush Chief of Records W C Revpolde and Trustee C L Drayer.
At the regular meeting of the Womans Relief Corps officers were chosen for year. President Mrs Howard Senior Vice Mrs Van Horn Junior Vice Mrs John Emshwiter Chaplain Mrs Adams Conductor Mrs Florence McPorman Guardian Mrs A L Nelson Treasurer Mrs Gee Ely. Social affair for the members to follow in two weeks after the next meeting.
The article outlines election expenses totaling 1,044 with township breakdowns for Yarrison, Sabo, Jackson, Licking, and Washington. It notes additional costs for the board of canvassers and indicates the county council approved a budget of 1,000 for the election while actual expenses stayed within the appropriation.
Harvey Smith, Mountpetier aloon keeper, convicted Saturday for selling liquor to a minor and illegally selling without license. Originally two charges each in seven counts. he was fined on seven charges and released after arranging payment. Hartford City Time Gazette.
An old advertising notice touts Samon's Liver Pula and Tonle K'ellets as strengthening remedies for torpid liver and blood poisons. It claims prevention and cure of bilious symptoms with a painless, active treatment priced at 25c and sold by all druggists.
The Royal Neighbors of America held an election naming Oracle Mrs Cly dia Darroch and a slate of officers. Vice Oracle Mrs lea Glover Chancellor Mrs Margaret Tempit Marshal Mrs Minnie Ross Receiver Mrs Creta Logan Inner Sentinel Mrs Anna Martin Outer Sentinel Mrs Mary Renz Managers Mrs Ethel Cowman and Mrs Mary McHenry Past Oracle Mrs Elizabeth DeWitt. Newly elected officers to be installed in January.
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment provides fast relief for itching and painful piles. It promises disappearance of prolapsed or bloody piles and directs readers to Pioneer Drug Store.
The pasted text appears as a fragmented OCR pass with garbled names, places, and dates. It mentions a Padre and a Dyenker location plus scattered references to France Bavaria and New Ply. It cites an old inquiry about nominated individuals and a 2002 tote, with partial dialogue and stray proper nouns. The piece reads like a jumbled dialogue or archival note rather than a coherent article.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions parents and a dinner time with unclear names and events. Due to illegible wording no clear persons, places, or outcomes emerge.
Readable portions show disordered speech about individuals Mrs Sesto Mrs Sneeher and a vague reference to a crime or moral action. Several garbled phrases appear without clear dates, places, or concrete events to anchor a proper news item.
An unreadable fragment from a Christian Register item references a May Goa, a father connected to wealth diversions, and a boastful self-assertion about identity. The garbled text suggests a court or moral commentary but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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