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Newspaper

Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

5

Local notices and social items from Montpelier

Hughes Cash Store promotes savings. Genevan James Cochran visited friends. Paul Purman business trip to Hartford City. Various ads for DeWitts, Kodol, and Mammoth Racket. Local residents travel to Lake George and Bluffton events. Ball game Hartford City vs Fort Wayne Shamrocks on Sunday. Delivers community updates, visits, and illness recovery notes with multiple names and places.

Hughes Cash Store James Cochran Geneva Paul Purman Hartford City DeWitt Pioneer Drug Store Ernest Linville Montpelier Cup and Metal Works MC Peters Marion E. P. Blair Portland Montpelier Taceday James Kerlin T. C. Palmer James Purman Fort Wayne Shamrocks John Kerlin Davis Bros Harry Alexander Circuit Court Sturgis Kennedy J. G. Burris Ida Jesse Bluffton J. H. C. Smith Merv Smith

Local Neighbors Share News in Carmel and Montpelier

Robert Sterling and wife spent Sunday with Lewis Blount and wife. Several calls and visits populate the week including Miss Ruth Chandler visiting Mrs. Vincl Baker and Hal Norton aiding lawyer Pierce at Hartford City. Cancer illness and a new baggy purchase are noted among local items.

Robert Sterling Lewis Blount Rosie Eva Norton Anna Carter J. Blount Clista Jesse Carter Kentz Morrical Jasper Morrical Thos. Blount Sarah Pugh Montpelier James Hummer Ben Sweveland Ruth Chandler Vincl Baker Hal Norton Lawyer Pierce Hartford City J. F. Fensel Marion Minmear EU. Morrical Vinol Baker Miss Floss Bedwell Orman Garrett Sam Alt Lawrence Blount Sam Norton Blackford Frank Wilson Blanch Morrical Evan Turner Elsworth Lambert Harry Mote Bluffton Frank McDorman Ella Blount

ROLUSTER'S "ecky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Mefiains fer Bucy F

A fragmented OCR item appears to reference Roluster and a mountain tea nugget concept with unclear context. Readable bits mention a label or quote and potential names, but no coherent event or details emerge. The text seems partial and may be part of a larger feature or advertisement.

Roluster

Slater Family Visits and Local News Near Hartford City

Jesse Eden Slater and family visited his parents west of Hartford City last Wednesday. A wind storm blew down a derrick on William Hart's farm. A Clayton Thornourgh dance drew good attendance. Ira B Spaulding and wife Emeline Rinard and daughter Miss May dined with William Spaulding and family. Wesley Knox and wife visited over Sunday with their son Edward Knox and family. Mrs E Kinard spent weekend with daughter near Hartford City. Olive Wright and Florence Vance guests of Alma Beeks Sunday. William Spaulding and family visited A C Beeks and family Sunday. Edward Farr visited brother Walker Saturday. Several attended Children's meeting at Fairview Sunday night. Leroy Kitterman on sick list. Ernest Hawkins works for Manson Williams. Rev Lay called on W H Spaulding and wife Sunday evening.

Jesse Eden Hartford City Wm. Hart Clayton Thornourg Ira B. Spaulding Emeline Rinard Miss May Wm. Spaulding Wesley Knox Edward Knox E. Kinard J. Pierce Olive Wright Florence Vance Alma Beeks A. C. Beeks Edward Farr Walker Fairview Leroy Kitterman Ernest Hawkins Manson Williams Rev Lay W. H. Spaulding

Community Cherry Picking Aid Noted In District

Mrs J Kuttler and daughters Clara and Carrie helped their mother Mrs F Capper pick cherries last week. Several in this district are done.

J. Kuttler Clara Carrie F. Capper

Clover Hay Making In Local Area Notice

Fred Schwartzkopf hosted friends last Sunday afternoon. The Sills and Lowry families visited W. H. Sills and wife. Many local residents and relatives visited or assisted with haymaking during the week and on Monday.

Largest cement and coal plant to be built at tidewater

Chattanooga plan outlines the formation of the world’s biggest cement and coal facility by the Mobile Portland Company and Wm J Oliver land contractor. Incorporated in Portland Maine with 6 9 million common and 2 1 million preferred stock. Directors include US Treasurer C H Treatt BE L Russell Pat J Lyon W W Finley among others.

Chattanooga Tenn Prime Mobile Portland Commtompany Wm. J. Oliver Re Land Porteland Mobile United States C. H. Treatt BE. L. Russell Mobile & Ohio Railroad Pat. J. Lyon W. W. Finley The Southern Railroad

Supreme Court Affirms CIC Authority Over State Railroad Rates

Justice Hane of the state supreme court upholds the corporation commission exclusive power to fix railroad rates within the state. The Rock Island railroad appealed an injunction stopping a rate increase on grain between specified points after a territorial district court granted the restraining order.

Oil Fueled Boilers Planned for Ten Destroyers

Washington June 24 Oil burning boilers are to be installed on ten torpedo boat destroyers authorized by the last naval appropriation bill. These will be the first test of fuel burning boilers in the American navy. The vessels will be equipped with coal fuel facilities as a backup if the boilers fail. Destroyers cost exclusive of armament 300000 dollars each.

Washington

Lightning Kills Couple at Sandy Springs Church

Greenville C June 24 during Sunday school conventions at Sandy Springs church four lightning bolts struck the roof and instantly killed Mr and Mrs Wilton Lenderman. Their one year old baby was knocked from Mr Lenderman's arms but was unhurt.

Greenville 3. C Sandy Springs Wilton Lenderman

Big Oil Deal: John R. Sidey Buys Junk Oil Company

John R. Sidey, a city figure, closes a deal acquiring the Junk Oil Company’s holdings in Chestertonship Wells County. The 400 acres include 42 wells yielding 30 barrels daily. purchase price $10,000, about $237 per well. Sidey foresees roughly $6,000 profit in a year, citing other local field successes and ongoing pumping activity.

John R. Sidey Loos Junk Oil Company Chestertonship Wells County Sidey

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