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Newspaper

Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1904

Page

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Clothing fire near jar inmate nearly burned in intoxicated state

John MayBrien, arrested Friday morning, narrowly escaped serious burns when his coat ignited near a gas fire in his sleep. Marshal Friend found him intoxicated, jailed him, and later took him to Dr. Taylor for treatment after a burn on his left side under the arm. He had traveled from Pennsylvania to work in the oil field. his family remained in the east.

John MayBrien Marshal Friend Morrion McBrien Fie McBrion Pennsylvania Oilield East

Warren Oil Notes Show Multiple Wells Drilled This Week

McCormick and Co. report J Weeco No 2 a strong showing. Haselwood drilled well on Holmes farm Tuesday. Price No 1 was drilled Thursday of last week. Ohio drill J B Shrader No 11 Wednesday. Maddox No 2 drilled Saturday for Ohio. Troy rigs up Plummer No 8. Bayless and Co drilling Pounifield No 14. Ohio drill J C Wearley No 6 Friday. Local chatter jokes about keeping Laty and youth.

McCormick & Co. Lave J. Weeco Haselwood Holmes Farm Ohio J. B. Shrader Maddox Bayless & Co J.C. Wearley

Two Women Contrast Health Through Pills

A pale and sallow woman contrasts with a fresh rosy one. The ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills to stimulate lazy organs, improve digestion, and prevent constipation. Availability noted at MacDonell and Jordan druggists plus a warning to keep conscience in check at home.

Dr. King MacDonell & Jordan

One Minute Cough Care Claims Quick Relief

One Minute Congh Care relieves coughs in a minute by killing the microbe and soothing inflamed mucous membranes. It strengthens lungs, wards off pneumonia, and is advertised as harmless for all ages and curable coughs and croup. Sold by dl & Jordan.

Dl & Jordan

Milk From $2000 Cow Delights Needy Children

Wayne MacVeach, a Philadelphia area lawyer and diplomat, ran a stock farm where summer visitors, including poor children, tasted milk from a remarkable cow valued at $2,000. After drinking, a boy exclaimed the milk was fine and wished the milkman kept such a cow.

Wayne MacVeach Diplmat Philadelpha Fereer

OPAAC Cures a Cold in 24 Hours

An ad style claim touts OPAAC as the cure for a cold within a day. The text mentions a store named Plonoes Store and a few extra phrases about fees and delivery. The readable fragment implies retail promotion centered on a fast remedy.

Interurban to Get Gravel From the CB

From Bluffton comes the information that the C. B. & CC. has a contract to deliver ninety cars of gravel per day on the interurban as soon as they can get their line blasted sufficiently to handle the traffic. A spur between the steam road and the interurban will be laid soon at the crossing of the two roads, the connecting link being in the southeast angle of the tracks. The sub station of the interurban will not be in operation for several weeks and the bars can not be used at present. The car that stays here at night stands on Market street and the night watchman keeps fire in it so that the pipes will not freeze up.

Bluffton Market Street

Prohibitionists Nominate County Ticket at Courthouse Meet

Prohibitionists held a county convention nominating Clerk James K. Putnam Recorder L. J. Hudson Treasurer John L. Wood Sheriff W J Hobartt Surveyor Harley A Williams Commissioners John Carin Don ODonnell Hobartt named county chairman Hudson treasurer George Schree treasurer Williams of Illinois amid national political talk Educational display plans for 2600 square feet of school work to be sent to St Louis Walter's Peptonized Port advertised as a tonic for digestion Congress on Monday Shafroth resigns to admit opponent after election irregularities discovery

James K. Putnam L. J. Hudson John L. Wood W. J. Hobartt Harley A. Willams John Carin Don O'Donnell W. J. Hobarts George Schree Indianapolis Cotton Goodwisze St. Louis

Comforting Words On Doan's Pills For Back Pains

Mrs J R Brockman of Fort Wayne and her husband, a plasterer, report relief from kidney and back pain after using Doan's Pills sold by Meyer Bros Co. They say the remedy removed persistent aches, improving mobility and comfort.

J. R. Brockman J. H. Brockman Liberty Street Fort Wayne Doas Meyer Bros. & Co Dad Ebene

Kingsland oil boom rumors stir town and hotel plans

Rumors claim Manhattan oil company has acquired Standard leases near Kingsland and bought the hotel and several lots. If the Mancie Hartford and Ft Wayne line runs through, boom efforts and deeper wells may follow with better tests, hotel expansion, and trade attraction. Indiana building decor in Ft Wayne features 1300 incandescent lights and standout design by architect W. J. Marchand.

Manhattan Oil Company Kingsland Mancie Hartford & Ft. Wayne A¢An Ossian News Indiana W. 3. Mshariu Fort Wayne

Steele Declares Candidacy for Eleventh District

George W. Steele announced his candidacy for the Eleventh district nomination after touring Grant and other counties. He claims easy nomination and election, but opponents cite district-wide concerns and support for Landis as a fair alternative. The HeRalP party says it seeks only fairness in the race.

George W. Steele Steele Grant Geo. W. Steele Grant County Congress Landis HeRaLp

Canal Position In Panama Canal Debate

President questions the Panama canal policy while a packing bag answer to the secretary of state suggests the stance is for a dig as the ancients used to say. The exchange reflects a contentious officials’ discussion on canal business with constitutional and strategic implications.

Panama Canal Ourj

Death of Harry Hudson in Independence Kansas

Harry Hudson, son of Mr and Mrs Jease Hadson formerly of this city, died Friday afternoon in Independence Kansas after a prolonged illness from consumption. His father had relocated there for his health. Burial is expected in Independence. He was about three years old.

Harry Jease Hadson Independence Kas

Terrell in Bad Condition in Jail Care

Joly Terrell suffered a deteriorating condition after a troubled night. He tosses on a cot and barely walks, with rapid decline. Judge Smith delays action until advised by the attorney general and case attorneys while Terrell receives the best possible jail care.

Joly Terrell

Department of Commerce publishes statistics on beef and coal

The piece critiques Washington for overdoing statistical reporting from the Department of Commerce and other agencies. It argues such data on cattle receipts, beef prices, and coal production offer little real value to the public and compares bureaucratic statistics to poetic seasons.

Department of Commerce Statistical Informatin Washington Department of Agriculture Bureau of Ethnology Geological Survey Treasury Department

Oil Notes From Local Wells and Tests

Glancy well is a fair producer. W H Wallace has a sand well on the Clevenger farm No 3. Phoenix Oil will drill No 5 on H L Weller farm near Hartford City. Sarure completes a well on Helm farm in Washington township. The third well drilled by Rowley. Albany water shot Friday, only a fair producer. Federal Oil shoots No 1 on Manuel Lacy farm east of the city, showing a fair oiler.

Rowley Albany Federal Oil Company Manuel Lacy

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Neff by Saturday Evening Guests

Sunday marked Mrs. C. J. Neff's birthday but friends surprised her Saturday night to avoid Sabbath celebration. Four couples Elmer Tewkesbury and wife Chas Ashbaucheer and wife Wm Reed and wife and Al Meeks and wife gathered for an evening of cards and refreshments before departing.

Wm. Reed al Meeks

Kodol Dys-Care Promises Digestive Cure Claim

An advertisement touts Kodol Dys-Care as the cure for indigestion, claiming it has helped thousands and rebuilds digestion by digesting and rebuilding. It notes sales by McDowell & Jordan and ends with a comment about a prominent Los Angeles magnate woman claimed to control about half the product.

McDowell & Jordan Los Angeles

Melbourne man chronicles cure with King’s New Discovery

H Baggins of Melbourne Florida recounts a doctor’s verdict of consumption and impending death. He tried Dr King’s New Discovery, received a free trial, and reports rapid improvement. The product, offered by McDowell Jordan, is advertised with trial bottles and pricing.

Mre H. Baggins Melbourne Fla Lottie Dr. King McDowell & Jordan Dredgiote

Keystone Man Injured In Hayloft Fall

Fr P Risky of Keystone was injured Friday evening after stepping on a loose board and falling ten feet from a hay mow. Found semi conscious, he was helped to the house. Aged about 50, Risley is a prominent local trustee with many friends. A Keystone message later said he was better and no serious injuries were feared.

F. P. Risky Keystone Risley

Bee's Honey and Tar Remedy Listed for Sale

A catalog note promotes Bee's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and lagrippe claiming mild strengthening effects. The advertisement places the product for sale at the Gold en Rale Store attributed to John Emshwiller.

Elaine Golden Rale John Emshwiller

Excessive Medicine Praised and Constipation Warned

A dated health notice condemns overuse of medicines and touts natural foods for digestion. It links biliousness to blood health and recommends California Prune Wafers as a gentle bowel regulator and cure for indigestion and constipation.

Brian California

Bee's Honey and Tar Promises Cough and Germ Victory

An advertised remedy titled Bee's Honey and Tar claims to prevent pneumonia and destroy disease germs. It pledges to strengthen mucous membranes and expel coughs, croap, and whooping in one night, urging readers to buy at Golden Rule Drug Store from dealer John Emshwiller.

Golden Rule Drug Store John Emshwiller

Women and memory as aid to gray days

A reflective piece urges women to value intellect over beauty and to rely on cherished memories when days are gray. It frames memories as hope turned inside out, comforting the heart with inner riches.

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Warren Oil Troy Plonoes CB. &C Prohibitionists Congressman Williams Illinois George Fred Williams Massachusetts John Sharp Williams Mississippi Roger Williams Rhode Island Heaven Walter Pereck Shafroth Colorado House Elections Committee Manhattan Pany Las Canal Harry Hudson Terrell Glancy Fr. P Prune Wafers Per Sud Pioneer Drug Store Gone Snp
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