Unclear OCR: scattered feed terms and crop notes
Fragmentary text lists oats rye corn hay and mixed feed terms with odd spellings. Lacks coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary text lists oats rye corn hay and mixed feed terms with odd spellings. Lacks coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
Local brief highlights shoppers and residents including Mammoth Racket sales on quilts wares and clothing at Woodland's and the Mammoth Racket. Mentions occasional visits by Dr. Emshwiller and Mrs Emshwitter, town social notes, and price movements like wheat at 99 cents. Also notes civic items and weather hints with community updates.
Henry Kerring and wife visited E R Pierce and family Sunday. New wells are being drilled on the Wm Storter farm by the Standard Son, on the Richard McIntire farm by the Stangard, and on the Rosa Bennett farm by G C Adams. Wheat and rye look poor this winter due to excessive dryness. Joe Sills is working for M Shadle this week. A C Blackburn and wife of Marion visit son in law Carl Fox this week. Several loads of hogs were hauled to market last week from this locality.
Mrs Wright visited with her parents Mr and Mrs David Spears last Thursday. John Rigketts and wife of Kansas visited with Harrison Bryan and wife Friday. Mrs J Listenfelt called on Mrs Almeda Beeks Sunday afternoon. Miss Gladys Spears ill last. Wm Spaulding and family spent Sunday with Albert Beeks and wife. Mrs Minniear and son Harlen spent Monday with John Minniear and family. Mrs Lola Minniear and son Bernard spent Monday with Mrs Hulan Minniear near Mollie.
Diplomatic interest grows as Washington and Tokyo weigh restating their stance on China. The United States has pledged to protect territorial integrity and the open door, while Japan backs the status quo and recently signed a Russo agreement. Officials note Japan’s frankness and potential gains from clarification.
Norman E. Mack reports the Democratic national committee ran a deficit in the presidential campaign. He says he will cover the shortfall from his own pocket and treats it as a personal obligation to settle all bills. A financial statement will be filed with the state secretary on Nov. 24.
Minneapolis reports most northwest mills closed for the season. J E Rhodes of the Northern Pine Manufacturers association estimates the Northwest lumber cut will run 10 to 15 percent below last season 2 500 000 000 feet. Minneapolis area alone is expected to exceed last year by at least 10 percent at more than 230 000 000 feet.
Knoxvile Tenn November 18 S R O Faar manager and part owner of the Hotel Imperial received six months in the workhouse and a 200 dollar fine for selling whisky. The raid also resulted in several arrests for running a social club. Louis Everard steward of the club drew the same sentence and fine.
In Lemans France on November 18 Wilbur Wright gave thirty minute lessons to Count De Lambert and Captain Lucas Gir ardville on handling the aeroplane He then piloted Marquis Aviania King Alfonso s master of the horse for a flight followed by a solo ascent and a long spiral descent that drew enthusiastic applause from spectators
A Terrific rainstorm swept Cape Colony port area on November 18 causing heavy overflow of Brakens river. Bridges were destroyed and damage reported across the waterfront.
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