Miss Ida Burris Weds Ernest Fields in Oxford Connection
Miss Ida Burris, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barris, wed Mr. Ernest Fields of Oxford C. at the Barris home on Warren Ave. The ceremony by Rev. A. M. Hackleman followed a Mendelssohn march. The couple, longtime sweethearts, plan to reside with Fields's mother on a farm near Oxford after a wedding luncheon and gifts.
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Sheme
J.G. Barris
Warren Ave
Ida
Ernest Fields
Oxford
Murl Smith
Marion
Mendelssohn
A. M.hackleman
The
Baptist Church
Miss Borris
Mr. Fields
Modesto
Cal
Pretty Christmas Eve Wedding of Miss Mabel Gilbert and Geo Swaim
Miss Mabel Gilbert and Geo E. Swaim wed at the Gilbert home on West Monroe Street on Christmas Eve. The ceremony featured Rev G H Myers, a Mendelssohn march, and a two course dinner for about 30 guests including Phi Delta club members. The couple will reside at the Swaim farm near Montpelier. out of town guests included Misses Margaret and Sarah Arnold, K D Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murry.
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Mabel Gilbert
Geo. E. Swaim
J.C. Gilbert
West Monroe Street
Gilbert
Mrs Sarah Slater Weds W L Woodmansee in Bowman
Mrs. Sarah Slater and W L Woodmansee united in marriage on Christmas Eve at the bride’s West Green street home. Rev. Myers of the Methodist church officiated before about twenty five relatives and friends. The couple, both widowed twice before, may move to North Dakota where the groom owns a farm near Bowman.
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Sarah Slater
W. L. Woodmansee
Bowman
N.D
West Green Street
Rev. Myers
Methodist Church
Tobacco deal with Park Tobacco Growers Association
The Park Tobacco Growers Association contracted 550 hogsheads of leaf tobacco at prices from 7 to 12 dollars per hundred pounds. Debuted in Teta on December 21 with local growers and lane buyers involved in the transaction.
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Teta
Les
Galcgmean
Park
Asacciation
Death at Pram Lanning Case Under Coroner Review
Coroner Twornton investigated Jasper Lanning's death found on Christmas morning. He reportedly drank the night before and was discovered face down at his home. A postmortem was performed and the stomach was sent for analysis with a verdict pending.
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Twornton
Pram
Jasper Lanning
Wallace Fair
Lanning
Thornton
Taft Names Knox and Hendricks to Cabinet Posts
The incoming administration settles on Philander Knox of Pennsylvania as Secretary of State and Hendricks as Postmaster General. Knox, a wealthy Washington homeowner, can finance the lavish social duties that accompany the Secretary’s role. The cabinet pay has risen to 12000 dollars yearly, underscoring the era of affluent officials and expansive hospitality.
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Taft
Philander Knox
Pennsylvania
Hendricks
Knox
Washington
Barton
Rochester Congressman Barnhart Receives $4000 Christmas Gift
Congress member Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester received a $4000 check from Uncle Sam after filling the late Brick’s seat in the thirteenth district. He began duty December 7 and has earned $250 monthly for two years, after spending about $2000 to win the office.
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Congreeeman
Henry A. Barnard
Rochester
Sam
Congressman Brick
Thirteenth
Barnhart
Brick
Merchants Propose Races at Montpelier Fair Grounds
After Mr Huffman buys the Montpelier Fair and Driving Park ground the Merchants Association is urged to rent the property and stage at least one large race meeting next summer. The plea stresses active support from local merchants and timely date planning to ensure a successful event for Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Driving Park
Huffman
Merchants Association
Montpelier Physicians Honored at Blackford Society
At the Blackford Civic Elective Society meeting in Montpelier the following officers were elected president Dr C Q Shui vice president Dr Charles Sellers secretary and treasurer Dr M M Clapper censor Dr Sellers. Dr Clapper elected delegate to the state medical societies meeting in June with Dr W A Hollis as alternate.
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Blackford Ciy Electival Society
Dfivers
C.Q. Shui
Charles Sellers
M. M. Clapper
Sellers
Clapper W
State Medical Societies
W.A. Hollis
How One Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the only lung remedy he uses, claiming it controls coughs and lung trouble in his practice and has been effective for himself and his wife. The medicine is sold by Pioneer Drug Store.
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W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Steel Mill Sees Best Year Amid Rising Wages and Expansion
The steel mill reports the best year in twelve months with full employment and growing orders. An addition to the office is under construction featuring a director’s room with a large fireplace, a general office area, and a fireproof vault for records.
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Otfice
Furniture dealer adds undertaking department
M H Simons, known as the furniture man, plans to add undertaking to his business. He has ordered fine caskets, an ambulance and display cabinets and expects to be ready within two months. An ambulance will cost about 3500 dollars and delivery is due in roughly thirty days.
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M. H. Simons
Mr. Simons
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Montpelier Woman
In Montpelier Indiana Catharine Chrismer reports five years of kidney disease with back pain urinary issues and dizzy spells. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Pioneer drug store she says she rapidly recovered and asserts the remedy cured her losing the disease. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as sole US agents with a 50 cent price.
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Doan
Kinney
Montpelier
Catharine Chrismer
West Green Street
Ind
Dean
Pioneer Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Public Sale Of Farm Property At Montpelier Auction
The undersigned offers at public auction at his residence on the I Gi Burris farm one mile west of Montpelier on the Dundee pike items include two mares a colt brood sows corn hay wagon harness and implements. Sale starts at ten o clock with cash on small sums and credit terms on larger totals. Griffith Gartin is the auctioneer.
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I. Gi. Burris
Montpelier
Dundee Pike
Griffith Gartin
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised For Winter Colds
Mrs. Mary J. Robinson of Cameron West Virginia credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a rapid recovery from a severe cold leaving her able to speak again after three days The testimonial promotes the medicine as for sale at The Pioneer drug store Also reported a shooting incident in Flemingsburg Kentucky where Lee Hinton fatally wounded Charles Gilmore and fled the scene following alleged drinking.
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Chamberlain
Mary J. Robinson
Cameron
W.va
Pioneer Drug Store
Flemingsburg
Hinton
Charles Gilmore
Deputy Modern Protective Association Notice
D B Smith of Davis West Virginia serves as deputy for the Modern Protective Association on May 12 1908.
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D. B. Smith
Liniment Cure Promises Quick Lameness Relief
Advisory notice promotes Chamberlain Liniment for back pain with daily massages and damp flannel applications to the seat of pain. The advertisement claims rapid improvement and urges purchase at The Pioneer Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Pioneer Drug
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