Local items note wintering in Florida and town news
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Malone leave for Dunedin Florida for a several month winter stay. William Osenbaugh returns from Hartford City after visiting his father James. A degree work meeting is set at the I O O F hall on East High Street. Various ads promote Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Kennedy’s Laxative. The L E and W railroad advances work on a water tank as painters are hired. Reports cover local business, mining prospects, and personal moves in Montpelier and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Osenbaugh
Hartford City
James Osenbaugh
East High Street
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
McDowell & Jordan
Ed Smith
Montpelier
Columbia
Smith
Hartford City News
Hal Edson
Cecil Hedge
West Huntington Street
Frank Hedge
Spartansburg
Red Mer
Tribe
Ho Kease
West Green Street
Dr. Reynolds
Montpelier Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Jan, Lo
J. P. Horton
Ed Shull
Huntington Street
Wm. Osenbaugh
Mr. Horton
Osenbaugh
Shull & Leonard
Nelson Music Co
Fitting Up New Offices for Bradstreet Firms
Bradstreet Bros. & Co. prepare to occupy new offices at the southeast corner of Huntington and Jefferson streets with fitted rooms for each department. The founder Thomas Bindstreet built a foothold in Indiana oil through leases and drilling, forming multiple oil and gas companies including St. James Oil, Bradstreet Oil, O'Donnel Oil & Gas, Suburban Oil & Gas, Bradstreet & Sons Oil, Cleveland Oil, Bradstreet and Heddens, and Bradstreet and Campbell. Jacob Bradstreet joined from the east to aid expansion as they seek to buy production, gas plants, or leases for new wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet Bros. & Co
Huntington and
Jefferson Streets
Thomas Bindstreet
Indiana
Eastern
St. James Oil Co
Bradstreet Oil Co
O'Donnel Oil & Gas Co
Suburban Oil & Gas Co
Bradstreet & Sons Oil Co
Cleveland Oil Co
Bradsteet and Heddens
Bradstreet and
Campbell
Jacob Bradstreet
Thomas
Oil and Gas
Box Social Aids Church Piano Fund At Knickerborger Club
The Dorcas Circle of the Church of Christ held a box social in the Knickerborger club rooms last evening. Boxes prepared by the young ladies sold at auction and produced a neat sum for the church piano fund. The group is active in church and charitable work and asks for generous patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Knickerborger Club Rooms
Press Commentary on Roosevelt and Tariff Stance
Indianapolis visitor N G Groff comments on the Roosevelt Whitney incident. The independent press disapproves the President's brash tone and questions his serenity, noting he remains admired yet human and capable of error in tariff reform and reciprocity debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Press
Roosevelt
Roosevelt-Whitney
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DAT Market Report
O. O. Favors
Mayer Block
Tiona Deere
Pennsylvania
Corning
New Castle Amee
S. Lima Coa
Tudiana
Somerset
Montpelier Markets
H. P. Malone
Dunedin
Florida
L. E. & W. Railroad
Kennedy
Channon
Chisago
Gew
Jackson Stovel and Tool Works
DeWitt
de- Witt
John Wilson
Tevas
Mr. Wilson
K. of P. Lodge
A. C. Beeson
Pittsburg
J. F. Emmerling
D. K. Straub
Gallister
Rocky Mountain Tea
O. H. Shull
Benton Harbor, Mich
Rule Crosbie
Holliser
Jackson Shovel & Tool Works
Wm. Webb
Catherine
Carrie Webb
L. E
Cowdry
Ruth Jackson
Wabash
J. M. Dunkie
Roll
Mr. Dunkie
Tayior
Tte
Tez
Tanlers
McDonell & Jordan
Laura VanAtta
Richwood
Ohio
Hooch VanAtta
West High Street
VanAtta
Mary Strawn
Ion Richwood
Winnings
Walter
New Castle
Mark Winnings
Elwood
G. Winnings
Indianapolis
Jack Winnings
Herald
Gooding
Court House
Orval Wall
Eaton
Guy Shull
Bryant
I. L. Shull
I. S. Wall
Mike Long
Bluffton
Harry Robinson
R. S. Meeker
Muncie
T. S. Crosbie
Decatur
F. B. Trotter
The
Christian Church
Nellie Sullivan
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Sullivan
Dennis Sullivan
West
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington D.C
Thos. Barry
Hilda
Bartlesville
I. T
Barry
Mr. Barry
Purdue University
University
Purdue
Agricultural Experimental Station
Margistathtore
Queensware
N. G. Groff
Federal Oil and Investment Co
John C. Wise
M.D
U. S. Navy
Telephone
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