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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
4
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An official report states the request to oust the Governor of Deeren has been denied. The decision follows a heated debate over the removal action and its justification amid calls for accountability and lawful process.
The statement asserts no danger will threaten the nation as the speaker vows constant visibility to all observers. He emphasizes that he will always be seen by the public.
The governor vows to force resignations among alleged corrupt Cuban office holders. The remark sparks debate with critics questioning timing and authority while supporters urge decisive action and stronger oversight.
A garbled OCR passage mentions packing houses and a boy, then courts and affect on witnesses. The exact names and actions are unreadable, leaving the event unclear.
A report investigates the extension of the causes behind a rail disaster with focus on the railroad president and expected reforms. It notes earlier wrecks and hints at the possibility of fewer wrecks if critiques lead to changes.
The text critiques Mark Twain's aging humor and failed attempt to adapt to modern taste. It notes his stubborn style, worn jokes, and continued pursuit of a new Copyright law while appearing in a white linen suit. The piece warns younger humorists against his example and laments changing fashions in comedy.
Yesterday Hartford City truant officer Kemp filed affidavits against Joan Phillips for allowing his twelve year old son to remain out of school without reason. Philip pleaded not guilty and the trial is set for Saturday at nine o clock before Justice Nelson.
The Huntington News Democrat details the Bippus era of Huntington Light and Fuel Company. It reports about 20 000 acres of gas and oil lands in Grant County with 455 wells, 29 miles of pipeline, and active drill sites near Ohig Obl and Wayvo reveal. Superintendent G. Rehinsgon oversees the Grant County field.
Pendence and rac concerns noted as mud slows mail carriers. Mrs Jake Kattierssst on sick list. Messrste and Christ toserh traveled to Hartford last Wednesday. Sunday School and church attendance reported in the district. Mrs So Wattier visited Mrs Marv Hoiser on Wednesday afternoon. Mantz of Harcord Cty was calling this vicinity. Mrs Frank Cupper attended with daughter Mrs Watchwr. Mr and Mrs J Lowhart hosted dinner last Sunday.
Prolonged religious gathering at Airline church draws a few conversions. Visitors include Mrs Sarah Carnes and Mrs Ed Lockwood with James Lockwood improving. S Ro Buchanan family and Miss Etta McMillan, Eva Schooly visiting Wm Lockwood family. Harter and Lang Lockwood families visited. Little daughter of Lita Homey able to go out again.
Notice states Montpelier Indiana merchants will close all day December 25 for Christmas. Signatories include Levering and Heap Mooreros T S Crosbie Milligan Bros Mrs Cowman Watts Watts M L G Davis Purmas Johnston Co F M Beaty and others.
W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee describes a twenty year nasal catarrh suffering ending after applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to the sore surface. He reports swelling and soreness vanished and his power returned. The ad claims best salve and lists Bonge and Maddox druggists.
The notice announces an application to the Common Council of Montpelier for a license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in a room fronting High street within the city. The request seeks permission to sell in quantities less than five gallons, with on premise consumption, for one year, per the 1908 ordinance. The applicant is Lee B Mills.
Notice of applying to the Common Council of Montpelier Indiana for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in a room described as a single open front space fronting Maip Street Dockton. The request is for a one year term with drinking allowed on the premises. Proceedings set for January 7th 1407 with the room details and dimensions provided.
Doc McGill announced yesterday he abandoned plans to start a skating rink in Montpelier and would not pursue the project further. He cited difficulty in securing a suitable room for the venture.
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