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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
The readable fragments discuss political events, conventions, and individuals such as former senators and physicians. The garbled lines mention Christ- ians scientists, election topics, and court seats, with references to Chicago and Boston and a historic convention.
Fragmentary OCR text references uncertain marine action and unclear人物 names. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable. The readable fragments suggest a distant future context with scattered proper nouns but lack verifiable facts for a concise summary.
A wedging trip via the D and C Coast Line to Mackinac offers seclusion at low cost. Steamers are elegantly furnished with staterooms or parlors reservable in advance. Send no-cent stamp for illustrated catalog. Address D and C Navigation Co. 5 Wayne St Detroit Mich.
The document outlines a convoluted will with references to Charles Louis Berry and Cloena, detailing years of litigation and guardianship amid disputes over estates, medical care, and moving orders. The text mentions insanity, custody concerns, and various locales, hinting at a controversial probate battle with threatened appeals and contested testimonies.
About July a detachment of the Fourth Infantry will march from Fort Wayne near Detroit to Fort Harrison near Indianapolis. They will pass Hartford City en route and camp in the open. Route through Andian Hillsdale Abayoia Waterloo Auburn Fort Wayne Bluffton Keystone Montpelier Hartford City Eaton Muncie Daleville Anderson MacCordeville.
Auditor of State transfers 20 acres in section 5 to Hillis F. Hack edorn in Harrison township for 8604.47. Hillis F. Backedorn conveys 20 acres in section 5 to J.8. Corbett for 10 dollars. J.S. Corbett sells 20 acres in section 5 to L. L. Howard for 1 400. Jas. Waugh transfers 15 acres in section 5 to L. L. Howard in Harrison township.
The notice extols DeWits Witch Hazel Salve as the superior product with many imitations before the public. It claims the salve is good for burns scalds chafed skin eczema tetter cuts bruises boils and piles and urges buyers to ask for DeWits, sold by all druggists.
The article records a crowded Sunday and weekend in the area. Mary Pupp and Gryson family visited. Suentes Oiste and Abes families appear in social mentions. George Cain and wife attended church. Norman Putnam joined Mrs. Mary Pugh Friday. Dan Marker works on tiling at his new farm. Community events include a Union Chapel lecture and local church attendance.
Noah Dearduff and family spent Sunday with Jesse Carter and family. About forty neighbors helped William Gerring celebrate his birthday last Sunday. Andrew Mann and wife visited John Fensel and wife. Miss Blanch Jackson visited Miss Gertie Blount. Jesse Carter is painting his house. Mr. Davis and wife from Montpelier were visiting here last Sunday. Several attended the Pleasantdale commencement last Thursday. Miss Gertie Blount will go to Marion next Monday for school. Photographer Jobo Fensel took a picture of the crowd at William Herrings.
Kidney function explained with symptoms of kidney trouble and the need to keep filters right. A testimonial from Harry Clewell of Logansport Indiana describes severe back pain and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Willis Z Morgan recalls service in Cuba and the Philippines and touts Dr Ning's New Discovery for consumption now hailed as the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases. Banger Maddox druggists offer trial bottle free and price 50s and 81.0.
A Chester Center childrens meeting drew guests Sunday night from nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Mosher hosted visitors including Lawrence Moss of Dundee and Miss Mable Isman of near Huntington. Montpelier residents Anna Lacey, Ketta Gonder, Zadie Johnson joined J A Jarrett’s family for an afternoon visit. Chas Woodruff and wife visited Fort Wayne relatives, Ephriam Perry traveled to Upalod, and A W Ludlum returned from Martinsville. Marion’s Mrs. Jennie Wood and daughter Allos visited Doc Lowry. Mrs. Brubaker spent Sunday with the Sullivans. Pennville residents T F Gunckie, M N Brown and J Jenny were guests of Mrs. Frank Jarrett Thursday.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions road work between De. Derlane and Wesbec St with abutments and a reference to Peo and PUP. Hard to extract clear entities or a coherent event from the text. The readable parts indicate construction or infrastructure notes on a street, with partial street names and measurements.
The notice outlines low-cost travel options from Peru and Marion to destinations including Fremont Lake George Winona Lake Rome City and Colorado Utah California Oregon Washington Montana British Columbia and Mexico City. Home seekers tickets run on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly. Rates include 15 day limits and season prices such as 2.80 to Lake George and 3.25 for Rome City with various sale dates through September. Fort Wayne round trips Sundays priced at 1.00.
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