Medical Discovery touted for coughs and chest illnesses
The text praises glycerine based medicines including Golden Medical Discovery for chronic coughs bronchial throat and lung conditions. It claims nutritive demulcent antiseptic and antiferment properties boosting efficacy of root extracts like Black Cherry Bloodroot and Golden Seal. Quotes Dr J Finley Ellingwood affirming digestive benefits and notes lack of alcohol in the preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
J. Finley Ellingwood
M. D
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
Sachen Medical Iiscovery
EB. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Nativ
Stricken in Bed Aged County Official Father Dies
Coroner W E Thornton investigated the death of Elza Modlin 74 a resident of Ireality for 16 years and former Grant county resident. The death resulted from a heart attack amid reports of his hardy health and active farming life. He is survived by daughter Elizabeth and son Wm P Modlin Hartford City. his wife had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Modlin
Modlin
Mr. Modlin
Eaton
Elizabeth
Grant County
Wm. P. Modlin
Hartford City
Indiana corn dominates prize winners at Omaha exposition
Indiana farmers swept prizes at the World's Fair corn show in Omaha. Scott R. Walker won the top prize in the north central zone, the event's highest honor. Indiana claimed third and fourth in the above class, nearly taking the grand sweepstakes as thousands competed for ribbons and prize money ranging from $500 to $30 per ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Scott R. Walker
North Central
County Earns Interest From City and County Funds
Interest on city and county funds paid into the treasury totals a large sum. In November the county printed 236.12 dollars. Banks paid portions: Citizens State 59.29, First National 37.85, Blackford County 58.85. Farmers' Deposit Bank of Montpelier 38.54, First National of Montpelier 41.58. Interest rate at 2 percent per annum on daily balances. Previously it went to banks or treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
First National
Blackford County
Farmers’ Deposit Bank of
Montpelier
First National of
Card of Thanks for Adda Martin
The notice thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness after the death and burial of Adda Martin. It notes appreciation for comforting words from a minister and funeral music and urges reading the Herald’s advertising to plan holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda
Martin
Indiana Oil Field Output Slips With Eleven Wells Dug
Indiana sees eleven new wells in a week with total production of 258 barrels. The spread includes Camden with four wells at 75 barrels, Keystone two wells at 81 barrels, Geneva two wells at 23 barrels, Marion two wells at 70 barrels, and Montpelier one well at 60 barrels. Prices are not expected to rise in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Camden
Keystone
Geneva
Marion
Montpelier
Fired Shot On Sidewalk In Front Of Beaty Grocery
Walter Hughes, from Wahash via North Dakota claims, fired a revolver on the sidewalk in front of F. M. Beaty’s on West Huntington. He was jailed, pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined one dollar and costs, with concealed weapon charge postponed for review.
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Walter Hughes
Wahasd
North Dakota
Dragae
F. M. Beaty
West Huntington Street
Hughes
Huggins
Beaty
Squire Silla
Wabash
Receiver's Sale of Montpelier Park Lands Slated
On December 23 1908 at 2 pm the Montpelier Fair and Driving Park assets including 45.45 acres of land race track buildings and appurtenances will be sold at public auction in Montpelier Indiana. The tract lies in Blackford County described by section township and range with the sale terms cash or one third cash and two thirds payable in six months and one year secured by mortgage. John M Bonham as Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kinnan
Montpelier
Indiana
Montpelier Fair and Driving Park
Montpelier Fair
Towit
Township 24
Blackford County
Main Street
Maid Main Street
White
Montevelier
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Notice to nonresident defendant Knittle case in Indiana court
In Blackford county circuit court January term 1909 Alice I. Knittle sues William B. Knittle. Complaint No. F6 1 affiant states defendant Williams H B Knittle is not a resident of Indiana. Plaintiff urges appearance by January 25 next term, 1909, or demur. hearing will proceed in absence. Seal and date affixed in Hartford City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Blackford County
Blackford
Alice I. Knittle
William B. Knittle
John
Boyd
Williams HB. Krittle
Hartford City
Hartford
Art Exhibit Delights Public but Draws Sparse Attendance
An exhibit of 200 reproductions from the Horace K. Turner company of Boston closed at the Montpelier public library after four days. Patrons praised the collection though turnout was modest, with estimated four day proceeds under $45, enough to buy a small picture for each grade room. The coming Christmas season likely reduced visits.
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Public
Horace K. Turner Company
Boston
Montpelier
Laundry changes proprietors in Troy with new owner
J. E. Bain sold the Troy Laundry to Jack Wilson of Muncie who takes immediate possession. Wilson, former Star Laundry foreman, vows top quality work and prompt service to make Troy Laundry second to none. A new shirt and collar machine will be added as soon as possible. Bain plans to devote time to his water softener invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bain
Troy
Jack Wilson
Muncie
Wilson
Star
Bain
County Assessors of State Meet in January
Parks M. Martin, member of the state tax board, announced dates January 12 13 and 14 for the annual meeting of county assessors with the state tax board. The sessions will cover state taxables and valuation standards from the assessor viewpoint. The aim is to ensure uniform valuation across neighboring counties and inform taxpayers about taxation on the same basis. The meeting will be held in room 17 at the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks M. Martin
State Tax Board
Asid
Martin
Hia
State Hose
Weddings in Jackson Township Surprise Guests
In Jackson township a minor wedding surprised a wide circle of friends. Bride Endora McIntire, daughter of Richard and Mia McIntire, wed Clement V. Riggs a local prominent farmer who has a home ready. This followed a second McIntire wedding earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Endora McIntire
Mia
Richard McItire
Clement V. Riggs
McIntire
Charlies Albert McIntire
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W.E. Thornton
Lloyd Martin
Miss Clara Martin
The
Herald
John M. Bonham
Wkly
Jackson
Prarpace Medical Co
Titusville
Bradford
D. 8. Smith
Butte
Mont
Gus P. Swander
Care
Newbro Drug C
Butte, Mont
Diamond Street
Titusville, Pa
HOY Hardware CO
Ideal Coal & Feed Co
Buis
Otney & Mel
Atlantic
Pacific
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