Florence Rains Birthday Party At Montpelier Home
A large gathering from city and country homes celebrated Miss Florence Rains ninety ninth birthday at her father Ithamer Rains home east of Montpelier. A noon dinner fed about a hundred relatives and friends who enjoyed cake and chicken before a group photo taken by Mr. Rogers. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charley Rains and Miss Grace Huntley on a visit from Marion College.
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Ithamer Rains
Montpelier
Florence
Rogers
Oil field shutdowns loom in Robinson Illinois area
Reports from Robinson Illinois show nine oil field tool strings suspended in three days amid uncertain causes. Some oil men suspect buying suspensions and overproduction. Oblong field operations continue while Montpelier workers split time between districts.
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Montpelier
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Real Healing Claims
Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy that cures threat and long standing lung trouble. She says other treatments only give temporary relief and expects full health with continued use. The remedy, praised as a throat and lung healer, is sold at Pioneer drug store 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free.
Square Deal Defeats Keystone 16 to 4 in Baseball Clash
The Square Deal team routed Keystone 16 to 4 at the race track diamond yesterday. Hugh Cook pitched a strong game for Montpelier allowing only three hits and receiving solid defensive support. Adams started for Keystone and was relieved in the second inning after nine runs. Miller allowed seven more runs. Next Sunday Eaton's team visits for another big crowd and Montpelier seeks continued support.
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Square Deal
Keystone
Hugh Cook
South Paw
Montpelier
Cook
Keystone Boys
Race Track
Adams
Miller
Eaton
Fourth of July Address Highlights Dr. Good Support
In Bun Ker Hill a Fourth of July address featured Dr. Good who received a hearty ovation. His eloquent speech praised supporters and outlined votes for the next fall election, with many promising strong backing in the county’s south end.
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Bunker Hill
jPera
Dr. Good
Best of all medicines for stomach and liver troubles
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach and liver complaints and general weakness. He claims it cures chills malaria and backaches and notes Pioneer drug store sells it under guarantee.
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C.M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
Pioneer Drug Store
Sencar Gun and Buistering Breeze Gav used Much Suffering
Sunday's heat wave battered the city with shade temperatures from 94 to 100 degrees. The sun burned fiercely and a hot breeze offered little relief, causing widespread suffering and numerous prostrations in crowded areas before a cooling evening shower lowered temps by about twenty degrees and eased sleep.
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Sencar
Cards of Thanks Drawings From The Fairmount Journal
The Fairmount Journal notes the rise of publishing cards of thanks as a national trend. It argues such notices intrude on grief and should end or be shortened. The editor suggests expressing gratitude privately rather than in printed columns.
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Fairmount Journal
Double Birthday Celebration at Richards Farm
Relatives gathered at Homer Richards and wife north of town to celebrate Mr Richards twenty seventh birthday and Miss Mary Murphy in law's sixteenth birthday. A country dinner followed by afternoon in the shade. Attending were Ezra Murphy James Murphy Samuel Murphy and Parnel Murphy with their families.
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Homer Richards
Mr. Richards
Mary Murphy
Ezra
James
Samuel
Parnel Murphy
Just Exactly Right New Lite Fills Endorsement
Harrisville man A A Fejton calls Dr King s New Lite Fills exactly right The pills relieve discomfort and act as a remedy for constipation biliousness and malaria Available at Pioneer Drug Store for 25 cents
Bishop’s Temper Turbulence Sparks Quip at Country Stay
A lettered list of attendees and a London Tit-Bits anecdote recount a visit where an irate bishop snapped a cue in two, then apologized as the host quips he long sought to see a bishop use bad language. The tale closes with a witty remark about the bishop’s temper and manners.
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London
Waiting Game Between Jack and Tom Over Miss Cashleigh
Jack and Tom discuss their slow courtship with Miss Cashleigh. Tom says he is playing a waiting game, hoping she changes her mind while Jack asks about progress.
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Jack
Miss Cashleigh
Tom
State Fair to Stage Extensive Night Horse Show at Pavilion
Indiana State Board of Agriculture plans a large horse show at the State Fair next September with 7157 in prize money. David Wallace will lead the event with Frank P. Kenney as assistant and Thomas W. Bell as judge. Entries close August 27 and include twelve standard bred sections, Morgan and American carriage horses, roadsters, turnouts, and a new business horses class. The pavilion will feature night lighting, band, vaudeville, and new events such as roman races and chariot heats with silver cups for winners.
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State Board of Agriculture
David Wallace
Indianapolis
Frank P. Kenney
Thomas W. Bell
Chicago
Canesthey
Gaeb
Shaw Arena
Praeticenee Apis
Merchants urged to plan July August stationery orders
In a cautious note, merchants are told July and August are slow for printing. The message encourages surveying stationary needs now and placing orders while there is ample time for careful attention.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed by J W Jenkins
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C highly praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve calling it the best salve the world affords He notes it cured a telon on his thumb and always heals sores burns and wounds It is available for 25 cents at Pioneer drug store.
Set Date for Reunion of Old Soldiers in Hartford City
George Maddox and Dan Arnold attended in Hartford City to set the date for the county old soldiers reunion. The chosen date is August 26 with another meeting planned next Saturday to finish arrangements. John Bear of Cherubusco visited relatives in Montpelier with his wife and daughter.
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George Maddox
Dan Arnold
Hartford City
John Bear
Cherubusco
Montpelier
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