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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
2
A midnight ultimatum triggers fears of a citywide disruption as tensions mount over a stalled crisis. Officials and residents brace for possible traffic holdbacks and public safety concerns in the downtown area.
A grand jury in New York continues its probe into the affairs of New York Life Insurance Company. District Attorney Jerome and assistants are pushing the inquiry with expectation of completing it during the current grand jury term.
Hartford City Times Gazette reports Commercial club members weigh action against Faulkner walking delegates seen as harming the Johnston company. Delegates threaten to withdraw a monthly payroll around £35000, risking city business and glass industry interests. A reception committee and standing clubs plan to meet Faulkner this Sunday.
Proud leaders among the winter models of High-Grade Wooltex wraps are marked down to clear out the stock. The ad promises uniformly low prices, no profit motive, and invites customers to pick from the season’s favorites before they are gone.
James A. Gavin, aged over seventy, passed away at his home after a lengthy illness. born in Crawford County, he moved with his wife Amanda Bevant to Wells County then to Osage County. He taught, farmed, and supported his four daughters Mrs. Ness, Mrs. Wider, Mrs. Gallvar, and Margaret. his death follows a standard celebration at his residence with family and friends in attendance.
Fragments describe a 50 percent off winter millinery clearance with bold promises and aggressive language. The readable portions imply a retail sale tactic aimed at clearing stock despite losses, with determined posture toward customers and competitors.
A distressed reader extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for a sore surface the swelling and pain vanished after use. The local druggists Bonge and Maddox advertise the product at 25 cents.
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