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Newspaper

Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

6

Trade improves as crop report and holiday sales lift prospects

NANGIAL Developments show favorable effect on future trade with a good government crop report and strong harvest prospects. Retail holiday demand boosts stocks. clearance sales attract buyers. Increased wholesale buyer attendance supports fall deliveries in dry goods footwear woolens clothing and furnishings. Bank clearings fall 20.1 percent from last year and Chicago district failures number 23 with six liabilities over five thousand.

Barvesta Chicago Dun Review of Trade

Walter Escapes as Jack Fails Crossing Ditch

In a forest chase, Walter slips from Jack's grasp after hiding in a hollow tree. Jack tires and sleeps, while Meg guides Walter toward escape. Walter uses a plank to bridge a deep ditch, then crosses and leaves Jack stranded in mud.

Jack Meg Walter

Prohibition Ticket Nominated at Columbus Convention

Eugene W. Chafin of Chicago for President and Prof. Aaron S. Watkins of Ada Ohio for Vice President were nominated unanimously by the Prohibition national convention in Columbus Ohio. Chafin led the ticket this year and secured the endorsement after three ballots. he is an attorney and former Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate.

Wisconsin Illneis

Mrs. Eddy Celebrates Eighth-Seventh Birthday Quietly

Mary Baker G. Eddy founder and head of the Christian Science church turned eighty seven with only household and church officials offering congratulations. She remains in good health and keeps to her long established Concord N H routine. Fire in Ohio City destroys Kuntz planing mill lumber yard and several homes threatening the town. Loss put at sixty thousand dollars with partial insurance coverage.

Baltic Tuscarawas County Ohio Huffman's Crower's Ohio City Kuntz Planing

Trolley Crash Near Johnstown Kills Man and Injures Many

A trolley on the Johnstown passenger railway struck a traction engine a mile from Johnstown Pa. It leaped backward and plunged over a steep embankment killing one man and injuring twenty five or thirty others, some perhaps fatally.

Johnstown

Explosion at Mystic Wharf kills two Boston laborers

Two laborers die and several others injured in an explosion on Pier 47 at Mystic Wharf Boston Mass. United States Appraisers Examiner C F Atwood among the injured died later at a hospital.

Williamstown Mystic Wharf Boston Mass United States C. F. Atwood

Steve Adams Acquitted in Grand Junction Murder Trial

Steve Adams, a member of the Western Federation of Miners, was acquitted by a Grand Junction jury in the murder case of Arthur Collins. The trial concluded with the defendant cleared of all charges.

Steve Adams Western Federation of Miners Arthur Collins Grand Junction Colo

Nine Men Killed in Powder Magazine Blast at Cleelum

A powder magazine belonging to the North Western Improvement Company in Cleelum Washington exploded while a gang unloaded a car of powder. Nine men were killed in the blast.

Northwestern Improvement Company Cleelum Wash

Hugh McCurdy Dead Leader in Knights Templar Dies at Home

Hugh McCurdy once led the Knights Templar in the United States and was among the nation's most prominent Masons. He died at his home, with details of date and place awaiting fuller report.

Hugh McCurdy Knights Templar United States

Midsummer Quiet Amid Trade Confidence and Fall Prospects

In New York general trade remains quiet but confidence grows as the season advances and crop outlook improves. Retail stocks appear widely broken with early price reductions to stimulate demand while jobbers fill orders. West expects organized buyers tours this fall and industry shows modest activity after last week’s holidays. U S business failures rise to 246 for the week ending July 9, while Canada reports 39 failures.

United States Canada

Commodity Price Summary Across Major Markets

Regional price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with cereals and dairy items. Highlights include Chicago hogs 4.00 to 6.90 dollars cwt and cattle 4.00 to 7.70, butter 19 to 21 cents, eggs 17 to 19 cents, wheat and corn varied by grade and region.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Ste Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York Toledo

Bread Underweight Crackdown At Minneapolis Bakery

Over 150 loaves alleged underweight seized by W D McCall bakery inspector in Minneapolis. The probe targets bakers selling short weight bread amid Ely Lake Superior ore movement news and Minnesota industry notes. The Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association met at Lake Carlos near Alexandria in a camp setting with sessions in a large tent and adjacent sleeping quarters.

W. D. McCall Minneapolis Lake Superior Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association Lake Carlos Alexandria Lakes Carlos Darling

Escape in the meadow as pursuit resumes

Walter flees Meg through woods toward open fields after paying her for services. Meg warns of her husband’s approach and urges instant flight. Walter crosses a damp meadow toward a road while Jack appears calling for the boy, signaling further pursuit.

Jack Walter Mfeg Mex Meg

Sioux Women Work With Hands and Give in Sioux Life

The Sioux woman values generosity over accumulation and makes moccasins and clothing for relatives and the needy. She dresses simply, braids her hair, wears few ornaments, observes strict feminine etiquette, and pursues distinct games such as wand-throwing and a ball game like shinny played by large village teams.

Charlies A. Eastman

Family Repartee in a Witty Exchange

A wife laments not earning like her husband’s father and a husband retorts that her mother’s cooking set high standards. The exchange, published in the Detroit Free Press, reflects domestic humor and family role observations.

Detroit Free Press

Irreverent Condemnation of College Education

A fragment quotes a dialogue criticizing college education as useless beyond enabling idle complaints about wealth, attributed to a Catholic Standard and Times source. The exchange suggests skepticism toward higher education’s value in a humorous or satirical tone.

Rigley Jigley Catholic Standard and Times

Useless Sacrifice

Conversation reveals Edyth and Clara tangled in love. Clara favored Tom over Jack, altering Edyth’s view of the engagement. Edyth regrets her earlier acceptance upon learning Clara’s feelings and Jack’s proposal.

Edyth Clara Jack Tom

Honest Doctor Advises Peruna for Recovery

Sylvester E. Smith of St. Louis recalls severe bronchial catarrh worsened by exposure. After his doctor recommended Peruna his health improved within three months and fully restored. Dr A W Perrin of Brooklyn endorses Peruna for catarrh and uses it personally.

Sylvester E. Smith Granite Block St. Louis Peruns A. W. Perrin Halsey Bt Brooklyn

Bees and stables spark a land swap tale

In a Chicago Tribune anecdote, two neighbors recount a clever scheme. One bought a polluted suburban lot, added bees beside a rival livery stable, and forced the previous owner to move after he had charged others to vacate. He then sold the lot for a profit.

Throggins Chicago Tribune

Bed Bound for Months and Doan's Kidney Pills

A Centralia Washington resident recalls years of weakness including swollen limbs and sleepless nights. After doctors said no cure, Doan's Kidney Pills restored her health enabling return to daily activities.

Enos Shearer Washington Centralia Wash Foeter-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Circassian Beauty and Living Skeleton in Wild Show Mixup

An urban street scene brims with raucous carnival energy as a barker shouts Hurry Hurry while performers clash in a wild spectacle. A quippy exchange about glue for hair underscores comic mischief amid the frenzied crowd.

Chicago Tribune

Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsed by Physicians

A promotional notice touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative. It claims multiple benefits including cleansing and sweetening without debility, and notes the product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co with broad pharmacy availability.

California Fig Syrup, Co Drag Gus

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