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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
14
An early 20th century advertisement extols cleansing the blood to prevent disease. It links foul blood to scrofula eczema and general malaise, endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as the leading purifier. It urges readers to mail 21 stamps for Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser and product details.
A fragmented tabloid note describes wells tested in Delaware County and nearby areas. It mentions operators, weeks of activity, and various positions or strata, with incomplete figures and names partly visible.
An unclear OCR fragment references police, a store, and local issues over two days. It mentions Vhs sheet, poorer Gene store, and possible forthcoming actions by authorities, with uncertain names and dates.
Deputy Attorney General Beck urged national supervision of life insurance companies in a New York speech. He argued federal oversight would improve protection, expose internal workings, curb abuses, and reduce state-by-state variation amid recent industry scrutiny and public gun theft concerns.
Round trip rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles set at 85.30 with tickets on sale May 22 24 30 31 and June 1. Inquire at nearest C I & E Ry agent or W S Whitney G P A Muncie Ind H Geo Ault C T A Muncie Ind Low daily rates to Pacific coast for Lewis and Clark Exposition and Pacific coast conventions with stopovers. For details see nearest C I & E Ry agent or H Geo Auit C T A Muncie Ind W S Whitney G P A Muncie Ind
A Kansas City reminiscence recounts the Santa Fe trail history from Westport to Council Bluffs with tales of a fast oxen drive, Mexican travelers, water stops, and the old toll road along the river route. It notes Westport’s early development, the wagon trade surge before the Civil War, and landmarks like the Wornall homestead Tudisa Creek watering sites and Fort Union.
A Santa Rosa dispatch reports a yellow calla lily, praised as one of Luther Bur bank's prettiest carnations, blooming at Mr Burbank's Santa Rosa residence. The flower ranges from light lemon to deep orange yellow, retaining its beauty and stateliness like its white forebears.
County officials discuss cattle herding on roads amid friction over control and responsibility. The attorney general cites appellate rulings on liability for animals on public highways, noting enforcement by road officials and the limitations on herders authority.
This morning at Van Duren a west bound train struck a buggy as Harve Landers Nil Landers and Teep Curtes crossed the Clover Leat track. The horse was killed and the buggy destroyed. Carve Landers died instantly, Bert Landers was injured, and Curtes suffered multiple injuries with serious condition reported. A brutal street dog fight between Fred Schneider’s shepherd and Wm. Neal’s bulldog erupted on Saturday in Montpelier, leaving both dogs worse for wear.
A Boston Transcript snippet shows Bobby arguing with his mother about being kept after school for talking and noting the teacher himself is often loud, implying a cycle of enforcement and misbehavior.
A humorous fragment shows a speaker criticizing sofa pillows and tidies while sparring over domestic life. The Chicago Record-Herald quote features a playful exchange about marriage proposals and household surety.
Fred Strickland addressed a full Federation of Labor lodge on The Cure of Frenzied Finance. He answered questions and several members joined the socialist party. Locals say Montpelier now has enough socialists to organize with plans to proceed locally.
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