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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary note shows corn prices for yellow and mixed types per 100 units. The text is garbled with unclear prices, leaving only scattered references to grain categories and measurement units. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Local brief items report F Schneider returning home, Emshwiller Drug Co. agents on a business trip, and various medical ads for Pinesalve, Chamberlain's tablets, and Dr Shoop products. The column notes visitors, property moves, horsepower tests near Gottschalk, and road work on interurban lines, with several family and social mentions.
A series of Sunday calls and visits highlights community life with Shadie, Underwood, Balsley, Sala, and others visiting families. Local events include a strawberry festival at Dundee and discussions of corn planting and road work near the schoolhouse. The mayor A M Shadie is connected to the Panama i Co, with his home on Liesy street and Eli Batsley in the buggy painting trade.
Scrambled notes show Schwartzkopf and Tom the corn Maggie Blanche Arti Getna Cale and Master Johnny Cale visiting a grain mill on Tuesday. Several attendees joined church at Hartford City on Sunday. Mrs John Quison and Master William Twibel with Mrs W 4 milker spent Friday with the Ratther family. Jake Miller returned from Richmond after a week away. Miss Marie Nuttier came home Monday from Murray. Farmers report busy season as Simon Netiler sold a cow in a week. Chriss Fns er spent Sunday with his mother.
Fragmentary local items mention a Sunday baptism at Mostpelieriat and visits by residents including Wari Fallis of Gaston and A W Jarrett. Dates are unclear but reference Decore tio and Sunday events. The text records guests, sittings and visits without clear, continuous events or names.
Mrs France Jarrett and the Mat tie Jarrett tank supper with L J Jones and family Monday evening. Rev Maw of Warren preached at South Salem last Sunday morning. Several from this place attended children s meeting at South Chicago last Sunday night. L J Jopea and family tank dipper with Geo Turner and family last Sunday. Pearl Escofielder returned to Exton last Friday after a visit with her parents. Mrs Ferne Jarrett of near Keystone visits her sister Mrs L J Jones. Mrs Card and daughter Mrs Ase Alspach visited Montpelier Monday afternoon. Quarterly meeting at South Salem planned one week from next Saturday afternoon and may continue over Sunday.
Ruth Charles Sark and family visited the latter's mother Wednesday evening. Mrs Myrtie Lockwood called on Me Homer Britenham Thursday morning. Mrs El Ceesell and children visited her brother at Ponto last Tuesday. The Sunday school group met Wednesday to prepare pieces for a children’s meeting in two weeks. Frack Lehooey and Joez Smithen joined Lockwood Sunday. Mr and Mrs R Buchanan entertained neighbors with a phonograph last Tuesday. Mes Starr and daughter of Poroto visited Mrs Ed Cassell Tuesday. Charles Sarkao family visited George Stepp and wife Sunday. Mr and Mrs R F Johns called on Mr and Mrs Samuel Linn at Retlbsorgast Sunday. Rari Deverheimer recovering from appendicitis is improving. Neighbors gathered at Tom Hurst’s Friday night for a good time. Mrs Cora Caidel and children of we visited STL Buchanan aid last week. Sir Buchanan and family visited Charlie Buchavar at Buckeye Sunday, who has been poorly. Misses Ficossie and Zora Locawnond and Tom and Nina Watwins called on Miss Chine Hurst Sunday.
The report notes mixed reactions to rain from Central Ratliff and Waugh area farmers while a funeral for William ier son of Lew Piner is mentioned. Local residents visit Hartford City, attend meetings and events, and minor incidents such as farm work and outages are described in a static rural scene with scattered names and places.
A public notice warns Montpelier residents that an applicant plans to seek a license to sell and allow consumption of intoxicants on premises in Montpelier. The request targets a one story brick space on high street within lot 2, block 6, to operate for one year beginning July 2, 1906, with dwelling and business access described.
A London doctor asserts olive oil serves as a wholesome substitute for pork in baked beans and other dishes. He notes the chauffeur’s wish to exceed safety limits is connected to a dangerous instruction, urging safer cooking and dietary choices.
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