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Newspaper

Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

7

Pipelines Cannot Be Moved In Tipton County Case

A Tipton County ruling holds a natural gas company may not remove pipelines from farm leases when gas rights exist. Farmers successfully resisted removal, with appeals upheld in circuit and supreme courts. Possession of title remains unclear, but users may keep pipelines unless the original contract ends. The issue may reappear in other cities as street paving limits future removals.

Supreme Court Tipton County Tipton Light, Heat and Power Company Tipton Madison Tow

Baptist State Convention Holds Big Fort Wayne Session

At Fort Wayne the Baptist State Convention drew hundreds of delegates and workers from across the state. Special meetings included a woman’s board mass and a men’s brotherhood banquet at Saengerbund hall with over three hundred attendees. The brotherhood plans a convention and banquet at Franklin College on February 22, 1909. Officers elected include President Rev. F. M. Huckebersh Seymour and Treas. Rev. J. W. Billingsley among others.

Fort Wayne Woman’s Board Men’s Brotherhood Bryan Franklin College J. N. Feasy Brotherood A. Shirk Peru F. M. Huckleberrsh Seymour Brat R.v F. G. Kenney Indianargis J. W. Billingsley Indianapolis

Designs for New US stamps cut from old ideas

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing completed designs for a new stamp issue suggested by Postmaster General Meyer. Denominations range from two to fifty cents and include one dollar, with two existing high values not reprinted. The initial shipment targets November delivery to postmasters.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Meyer United States U. S Franklin Washington Houdon

New Pocahontas Lodge to Open in Balbec

On October 22 Balbec hosts the initiation of a new lodge of Pocahontas by the Montpelier team. The Redmen will also move into their new wigwam, newly built with up to date conveniences. Over 78 candidates are expected, signaling rapid growth for Balbec’s Redmen and Pocahontas lodges.

Balbec Pocahontas Montpelier Redmen Redmen’s Lodge Pocahontaz

Fire Sweeps Farm Fence After Jackson Township Blaze

Fire alarm summoned C L Smith to his farm in Jackson township where about forty Ohio Oil Co employees and neighbors battled a fire that burned roughly 25 acres and destroyed 120 rods of rail fence. Charley Smith expresses relief no injuries occurred as smoke lingers from recent blazes including a separate fire in Myers Woods three miles north of town.

C. L. Smith Jackson Township United Myers Woods

Fight Against Diphtheria Moves Statewide School Plan

The state board of health will launch an active campaign to prevent diphtheria among schoolchildren. Dr J N Hurry and officials will conduct personal investigations in reported serious cases and provide care instructions. Dr Hurty visited Ear Park where an outbreak is feared and spoke at a meeting. Dr Helen Knabe toured Mulberry Clinton county to assess the situation. The board acted on reports of imminent outbreaks across the state.

State Board of Health J. N. Hurry Hurty Ear Park Helen Knabe Mulberry Clinton County State Health Board

Temperance group dedicates Main and High street well in Montpelier

A water well on Main and High streets was dedicated Saturday by the W C T U in Montpelier. The ceremony drew a large crowd and featured Mrs Culla J Wayhinger of Upland as speaker, with music from local unions and a benediction by Rev Kinnaman.

Montpelier Weil Mra Culla J. Wayhinger Upland W. C Hartford City Union Wayhinger Weston Presbyterian Church G. H. Myers Smith Kinnaman

Public Horse Sale at Montpelier Driving Park

A public sale of 25 horses at Montpelier Driving Park on Monday October 26 features brood mares suckling colts yearlings and animals aged two to four years. Sires include Silent Chimes Abdallah Mon roe Forest Flower Granger Boy Coastman and Fast Line 2:243 with most colts halter broken and ready for harness. Terms offer 12 month credit or 6 percent cash discount. Griffith Gartin Auct GC L. Smith clerk Elba Koser Prop Fast Line Stock Farm.

Montpelier Driving Park Silent Chimes Abdallah Monroe Forest Flower Granger Boy Coastman Fast Line Online Elba Koser Fast Line Stock Farm Griffith Gartin L. Smith

Advertised Letter List for October 17, 1908

Advertised list for October 17 1908 includes Messrs Lewis Clevenger Sam Feris Jesse McHenry J A Stroup Mesdames Lucinda Cook Saide Lee Ed McIntire David McDowell W D Teeters Wm Yount Misses Parl Minear Irene Stouder T C Paimer P M Family names indicate which letters remain unclaimed at the post office prompting recipients to inquire.

Messrs Lewis Clevenger Sam Feris Jesse McHenry J. A. Stroup Mesdames Lucinda Cook Saide Lee Ed. McIntire David McDowell W. D. Teeters Wm. Yount Misses Parl Minear Irene Stouder T. C. Paimer P. M

Truth In a Turkish Bath Joke Cited By Atlanta Constitution

A humorous exchange features a colored witness pleading hunger and honesty in a Turkish bath setting. The judge quips about the witness's long testimony and the heat of the moment as the gag lands in the Atlanta Constitution’s report.

Atlianta Constitution

Argument Ends In Dyspeptic Arithmetic Class

Quote dialogue shows marital tension as one woman jokes her husband’s anger leads to counting ten before speaking. The other notes his dyspepsia makes him focus on arithmetic instead of conversation.

Healthful Life Pills Endorsement by Maine Family

L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says their family has enjoyed good health for three years since using Dr Kinga New Life Pills. The pills cleanse and tone the system gently and cost 25 cents at Bonge and Maddox drug store.

Dr. Kinga L. A

Bell's lecture traces invention of the telephone to deaf teaching

Professor Alexander Graham Bell explains that his aim to teach the deaf led to the telephone. He describes using a dead man's ear as a model to study vibrations and notes that only by modeling hearing and vibration could he hear and understand them. He says his path came from teaching the deaf, not from electricity.

Alexander Graham Bell

Cocoanuts as a London fuel sparks curious trade

A London docks ware house owner explains selling over 50,000 bags of cocoanut shells as fuel last year. He buys shells from stall keepers and makers, sells at fourpence a bag, and notes hotels and large houses use them as fire lighters, while rivals in London cut shells for patent fire lighter makers.

London London News

Mistaken Travel Jokes at With the Minstrels Show

The Chicago Tribune quips about a minstrel routine where a performer asks for the difference between a traveler bound for Tangier and a veal hash dish. The joke ends as Rex de Bote, noted vocalist, is introduced to perform a sentimental ballad with a sharp title about a safety razor.

Tangier George Morocco Clarence Chicago Triboue

Keeping it Secret Postmistress Pigs Price Telegraph Dashes

Village dialogue shows Hodge and the postmistress debating how to convey a price. They decide not to send telegraph dashes and must spell out the amount in words or figures. The scene ends with Hodge muttering a clipped remark about the implication.

Hodge

Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town

George Garrison works for Thomas Markin. Norton and family visited David Kesler and kin last Sunday in Trenton. Lambert and Spaulding traded bogs Thursday. Martin Fensel began cribbing corn last Monday. Mrs. John Fensel visited Waterloo Indiana. Miss Maid Rains holidaying with Reed Garrison family. Mrs. Clara Larber and Mrs. Florence Blount visited Jesse Carter family last Wednesday. John Fensel has his house repainted. McFarren Wells and wife stayed with James Lockett last Friday.

George Garrison Thomas Markin M. H. Norton David Kesler Trenton Elsworth Lambert Wm. Spaulding Martin Fensel John Fensel Waterloo Ind

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