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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
An odd collection mentions H. L. Troutman in Office Room 1 Herald Block North Main Street. It references Peter Dale Packingtown Lode and the Big Lick broom analogy. It also notes the Beef trust fees and Delaware’s role with Mr. Addicks. A nod to English marriages and American men appears.
The note reports a large current stipiny of colonies with an active denacd for rye. It mentions Kingston in the region and agricultural details suggesting ongoing cultivation and crop concerns.
Pennsylvanian experts weigh amateur status and Burton Obie officials as they examine payments in a State Voas matter.
Fragmentary notes indicate candidates for a second pace on the Bryast ticket are emerging though details remain unclear. The Neprossan faction is mentioned in oblique terms, but concrete names or dates are not provided.
A terse House debate centers on financial policy as members clash with Senate positions over rate changes and fiscal plans. Lawmakers signal possible amendments while negotiating over expected tax provisions and budget implications.
A garbled entry mentions a dance or social event tied to a Democrat group and an apparent prom or gathering. Names and details are unclear, with mistranscriptions obscuring participants and place.
A garbled fragment discusses a railroad care oil assessment and a call for regulation. The text mentions Congress and a proposal tied to the Pallman porter, with unclear details and missing names or dates.
A young rishtusan cinea expert was denied entry to the country amid officials citing muscular Cisintegra tion as the reason. They fear he could influence labor unions if admitted.
John M Pattison governor of Ohio died at 4 29 P M Monday at his Milford home near Cincinnati after months of illness. Andrew L Harris acting governor took oaths of office in Eaton as McKinley era figures shift power following Pattison death.
Local residents among farm families, tradespeople and visitors as Corn and threshing work continue. Mr and Mrs Garvads and many neighbors attend church, visit relatives, and travel to towns like Hartford City and Muncie for chores and errands.
The state Sunday school convention of all denominations meets in Marion this week. E. G. Excell, famed Chicago singer and composer, and Bishop Vincent will attend. Graduation exercises for three years of Bible training are Wednesday evening with Mrs. George J. Bonham among the candidates. Attendees include B. G. Shinn George L. Bonham and W. M. Stahl.
The Herald advocates a town and county fair as a public welfare project. It invites all citizens and merchants to participate, warns of uphill effort, and notes a stakeholders meeting within a week to decide the fair’s fate and encourage broad involvement.
Harvest will soon be there. Wm Herripy and family visited near Mt Zion last Friday. Overt Sterling and wife spent Sunday with friends at Penneville. Walter Evers hauling ties to Van Buren. Dao Garring suns at Portland last Sunday. Lewis Biourt sold a bunch of cattle to Tom Wesley last week. Arhar Sharon and some hey oiled last week. Rob Carter went to Mission fast Saturday to visit his sister. There was church at Go abnoo last Sunday. Coarrettos did fire at corner. Washeed, Charles South the Montpelier stand agent Washoe out Thursday on business. Martin Fere caught a second pound carp in the Saline. Jesse Carter has the best piece of corn in this vicinity.
The Indiana oil fields last week showed similar activity to the prior week with 24 producers drilling and producing a solid average. Twenty four wells yielded an oversize of 240 barrels while the state average for three producers was 35. One to three barrels per well appeared in the results, with forty seven wells varied.
Fragmentary text lists sport mentions and names such as Gora, Bevimaur, Pobieesrote, Des Asn Hake Acegp and Pockterd. The garbled OCR reads like scattered team names, players and places with no clear outcome or event details.
Panama City residents Mya and Myrtle Underwood visited J D Sala Sunday afternoon. Eli Balsley John Underwood and Charlie Underwood were at the river Sunday. Laura Burkle visiting from Fort Wayne at Hope Hospital with family. Alva Maggie Sala listed sick. L L Ketler spent Sunday in Warren with family. Rillie Winger works for J B Sala this week. El Balsky A M Shadle traveled to Montpelier and Hartford City Saturday. Bluffton ball nine motto Never Known Defeat mentioned with possible train crowd and whiskey joke.
Mrs. Schwartzkopf hosted a quiet weekend with her daughter Mrs. J C Adams of Hartford City. Neighbors Jake Kuttler and family visited. The Schwartzkopf folk and Montpelier friends spent Sunday with relatives. Children prepared for an event at Pleasantdale.
The Cooleys plan to relocate to Indianapolis. Mr Cooley will manage city affairs and run a certified monitor program while his son Clayton will assist. The family home in the town will be offered for rent as Mr Cooley pursues a new business venture in Indianapolis.
A brief advertisement from real estate and loan agent W. S. Maddox of Montpelier Indiana promotes long term borrowing at five percent. The fragment urges readers not to be hard up and hints at available loans through Maddox’s agency.
Tre Oriees foundry completes a portable drilling machine designed by Mert AieCune of Portland. Weighing about four tons, it is easily moved by one team and promises notable improvements over the old Standard rig. The inventor plans to take the first unit to a field near Rob son, Hainois.
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