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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
8
Santa Claus arrived in Montpelier and visited Mrs. Soward's home where 35 children from needy families gathered. He distributed toys and books, gave candy and popcorn, then loaded the youngsters into a sleigh for a ride as baskets of food were delivered to their homes.
L Ew W railroad general passenger agent D McElush announces to editors a cash ticket policy effective after January 1. Advertising orders will be paid in cash, abolishing old trade propositions. Editors and families must buy tickets like other passengers under Interstate Commerce Commission rulings.
The jury acquitted Yarg'r on charges tied to a building fire and related fatalities after brief deliberation. The court previously heard testimony concerning the blaze and the role of the defendant and his sons in the events.
Five degrees below zero marked the coldest day of the winter so far with many unprepared residents facing frozen pipes and valves. Authorities warned of continued frigid conditions as people sought ways to thaw pipes and meters and prevent further damage.
The Mollie and Sos Lurtre Building hosts the Montnctnor Poultry and Vet Stock Association annual show on Tenerson Street. For two to three years the association has used the room for this event, with growing support from Messrs Bonhars and others. The gathering aims to showcase livestock with strong local interest and community backing.
The Harrison Township teachers unite to support a governor appointed commission from the State Teachers Association to study taxes and salaries. They urge the state legislature to back the committee's recommendations and request their representative to pursue any measures that implement those ideas.
Davis, a New York grocer, announced a sale of wholesale groceries and household items. The store highlighted discounts on staples and delivery options for local businesses during the upcoming week.
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