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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
The Montpelier Herald noting its publishing company Herald Publishing Company and manager H L Troutman with office in Herald Block North Main Street. It states storage at the Mortrecer Indiana post office as second class matter.
The text wanders through garbled notes about a Buffalo telephonce merger and money talking, then shifts to shattered phrases about San Francisco ruins, foreign visitors with jewelry, and a 1882 comparison. It cites an Los Angeles Times line about delays and a suspicious lake, then recalls a Pennsylvania man who accidentally killed his grandmother and later his daughter, implying accidents affect regulated families.
A Chicago widow muses that happiness means a private home and a large loving husband, a remark read as a sly nod to the city’s powerful backer mayor. The comment hints at political alliances and social mores shaping urban life.
On June 2 Mr Cleveland and Judge Gray will snask with the unveiling of monumenta Thomas F Beyard at Wilmergton. Likely, either gentleman will again venture to suggest how the universe ought to be run.
The excerpt shows Rev. Dr. Farguson alleging a group of men left a congressional gathering during a Panama trip to join a saloon protest. He asserts the President should investigate while Congress is open, suggesting action at Waslington if possible.
The obituary notes Ev Long born Mt Pleasant on November 25 1833 33 years 6 months departed life Thursday night after prolonged illness. It recalls his devotion to his wife family and faith and mentions a sister and mother among mourners. The piece ends with an odd advertisement for Doan’s Reguide a laxative tonic.
Elmwood wins his first race with Milo Milikan’s famed Indiana stable boasting best racing operations. Gov Miligan’s horse and others are noted as top performers. Report mentions a 2:04 time at Lordes Cascada with heavy footing and a 2:16 rest time, highlighting strong season form.
An older convention program for the Fort Wayne District Epworth League outlines events for June 11 to 20 in Fort Wayne. It lists choir numbers, devotional segments, consecration services, orchestral selections, and various speakers and activities across multiple days and venues.
Fragmented OCR shows a community meeting with religious services, music, and district speakers. Names of officers and delegates listed include UT Wade Fort Wayne, President B dougherty Omagh, First Vice Nellie I Mason Blullioc, and others. notes on program items and post meeting activities follow.
John Robinson marries Miss Brown of Calera in Alabama after a brief courtship. The couple, already bedrid in their home town, plan to reside at Gerson street area while weather and travel arrangements are noted as stormy and unsettled.
Mrs. Smith, aged about 60, died after paralysis and a stroke at her home on West Green Street. She had been ill for years and was survived by three sons and eight daughters, with services held Thursday morning at a local church. Her husband Elwood Sanbo had been deceased for two years.
David Luton drills a notable well in Indiana as a local gusher excitement grows over the Sipany pool. The new lease activity suggests other companies will hasten drilling in the same territory.
James Roscoe and Harry Maddox spent yesterday afternoon in Hartford City for unspecified reasons.
Frank Foust testified before Squire Arsh of Herstone Sunday evening, filing an affidavit against the entire crew of a pipeline firm in the sector. The case was set for later, with proceedings to follow. details remain unclear amid garbled text and incomplete names.
A fragmentary notice reports Goldie Prilabaum taken to a feeble minded home. The text is garbled with multiple names and misread phrases, but indicates care arrangements and related local references.
The Hartford City Vomes Gazett notes a disputed oath and new county administrator in charge. Silently contested details revolve around a band value of 5000 and ownerships linked to Woo Mo cp, Campbel, Coaurk, and W A Curry as the audit continues amid civic scrutiny.
Advertsed list shows individuals including Mr G He Peng Al Twibell Ralph West Mrs Stella Hamilton John O Day Miss Blanch Jackson T C Palmer P M listed for June 1 19.27 with unspecified notices or notices of engagement or delivery.
Local dealers in Chicago and Indianapolis say they will not raise meat prices unless forced, while prices in Indiana edge higher on all cuts except certain beef. Analysts note a steady climb over three weeks with consumer costs increasing, affecting households and grocers alike.
Samuel Twibell pleaded guilty to a charge and was fined 22.50 with costs. He was arrested during the recent session of the era. The Hartford City News notes the arrest and conviction may influence public opinion as conventions approach and visitors are welcomed.
Fragmentary legal notes indicate a case involving Horn Lupton moving toward Bluffton with references to a CIBC motion and various parties. The report is unclear with many garbled phrases but centers on court action and a potential ruling.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions SQUIRREL SEASON and July entries with stray names and phrases. It includes garbled lines about testimony and possible references to people or events, but most details are unreadable. The passage appears to be an incomplete, damaged clipping with no coherent report or outcome.
Work on Main Street progress continues as concrete foundations will be laid soon. The brick for Main Street has already been unloaded and contractors Hayes and Reese plan to push the project as fast as possible.
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