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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
9
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King Haakon is awarded the Order of the Garter in a ceremony marking a prestigious English honor for royal stature. The event underscores Anglo-Norwegian ties and highlights royal recognition beyond ordinary kingship.
The fragment notes innocent blacks killed in Atlanta and a senator Tilman belief of escaping vengeance. It mentions a dry goods house advertising shirt waists one-third off, suggesting a fashion reference from last summer.
The private secretary to Senator Pratt has resigned amid insinuations about character based on associates. Officials suggest concerns over propriety and personal conduct influence the decision amid shifting political pressures.
The passage appraises the wealth of the United States at 106 billion and quips about John D. Rockefeller wearing a wig, suggesting he may still accumulate more wealth.
Missouri brewers face pressure to include real hops in beer production while Kansas egg prices rise as hens instinctively rely on hops. The item contrasts state trends in agricultural and brewing practices.
A wry line contrasts an actress losing a stash of diamonds for mere publicity with a tenor who gropes a patron at a free show and earns widespread attention, suggesting thrill over moral behavior yields larger media exposure.
A quote from Esperier William declares optimism about continuing to life’s end. A wordplay note suggests substituting eporist for optimist would remove contradiction, implying a playful linguistic misread or semantic twist without altering the sentiment.
A New York restaurant head waiter named Boni Kr faced a duel challenge over a job offer. If he had accepted, he would have gained access to the bric-a-brac and silver plate collection mentioned in the offer.
The United States experiences a morality wave that could see foreigners like Gorky and Caruso singled out for public backlash. The periodical attack on ethics prompts calls to keep celebrated outsiders away during this volatile moment.
The text notes anger at discharging three companies of colored soldiers while younger men reportedly accept leaving the army. It mentions a Texas planter offering good jobs to all but about a dozen of the men.
A brief notice invites readers to study fine art and request a catalog from the Indiana Normal School located in Muncie Indiana. The message urges prompt action by sending today.
A brief classified style notice from Muncie Indiana promoting a shopkeeper role with a promise of a large salary and free catalog, urging readers to respond. The fragment mentions Bend for a catalog and the seller name The Indianva Norma.
At the Indiana Normal School in Muncie Indiana the text notes ten weeks tuition costs ten dollars while nine hundred thirty two dollars paid in advance covers tuition board and room for ten weeks.
Roy Heap and Harry Payne won two turkeys in a Five Points raffle and hid them at the Square Deal. After a mystery week, they hosted a banquet at Knickerbocker club rooms with 22 others, using the birds as the centerpiece. The evening featured a long table feast, cards, and a social sendoff.
Notice to residents of Montpelier Indiana and Blackford County that Lee B Mills seeks licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in a first story room on High street for one year starting January 1907. Applicant details location lot 8 block 2 Original Town Montpelier map and Council approval planned.
The Harmony Concert Company, four young women from Montpelier headed by Miss Gertrude Kirksmith, performed at the Methodist church under the High School Senior class. Their varied program pleased a modest crowd, each piece drawing an encore. The performers impressed with voice, violin, flute, and piano, and the Seniors expect to net some funds despite ticketing challenges.
In the vicinity of L. L. Howard's chicken house last night an unknown man fled across the fields as the dog raised alarm. Daise Emsbwiller stayed at the Howard home while Mrs. Howard restrained use of a shotgun to avoid harm to people or stock. The intruder likely sought poultry as his meal and will not be welcome back.
Wade H Ellis and David filed in circuit court to compel Buckeye Pipe Line to reveal papers and vouchers on oil transport from 1966 to 1905. The case seeks directors and dividend details, and ownership ties to Standard Oil and subsidiaries. The move aims to uncover owners and hidden company relationships.
W L Hill, once 90 pounds, now over 180, credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds after a severe cough and doctors giving up on him. He claims after 12 bottles he doubled his weight and is fully cured. Guaranteed by Bongedox drug store at 91.00.
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