Madison Marks 724th Birthday Milestone and Local Politics
Mr Prank Mo Hill celebrated his 724 milestone with friends while The Herald extends congratulations and best wishes. Hon Clarence E. Custer toured Madison seeking support for Congress in the Fourth District and planned six speeches with Farmers Association in Switzerland county. Hon Simeon F. Leland, a Democratic candidate for Judge, has a long Madison career from 1886 to 1910 and a record as lawyer, city attorney, school board treasurer and church treasurer. Persia note adds cultural contrast with boys and girls in separate play.
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Prank Mo Hill
Madison
Herald
Bill
Rk. OF. Berson) Lumber Co
Universal Portlan Cement
Southeastern Hospital
Tneane
Clarence E. Custer
Columbus
Vevay
John Klein
Jennings County
Farmers’ Association
Custer
Farmers’ Assocaation
Switzerland County
Simeon FE Leland
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Jefferson
Switzerland
Iss
Edwin G. Leland
Supreme Court of the State
Jefferson County
Leland
Judge Friedley
State of
Indiana
George H. D. Gibson
William ‘. Friedley
Fourth Jaicil
Kriedley
Supreme Court
N. EE
Ife
the Cry
Common Council of the Cry of
Mite Building and Loan Association
Methodist Church
Trinity Church
New World Movement Seeks Bible Tithing Across Denominations
The United Presbyterian Church launches a February drive urging fifty thousand men and women in America to pledge regular income for Christian advancement. The campaign mirrors similar efforts in other denominations, aiming to revive biblical tithing and widen stewardship among congregations nationwide.
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America
New World Movement
United Presbyterian Church
Otf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stewardship Campaign Aims For 60,000 Tithers In Presbyterians
Dr John White leads a New World Movement campaign from Pittsburgh to recruit 50 000 Presbyterians to tithe and place God and His kingdom first Special sermons are planned every Sunday in February with layman days and enrollment on the fourth Sunday Cards will be circulated in churches to sign up 60 000 or more participants
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New World
Paion
John Hooo White
Titts Doreb
Peraeyivania
God
Court News: Handlen Divorce Dismissed and Neal Mandate Dismissed
The divorce case of Jessie Handlen vs Edward Handlen was dismissed this morning on motion of the plaintiff's attorney Judge P. E. Bear. The State ex rel John Neal vs Edward Reed et al mandate dismissed at plaintiff's costs. England drinks more milk than water.
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Jessie Handlen
Edward Handlen
P. E. Bear
John Neal
Edward Reed
Plaintiff
Madison wind storm injures woman at gate on West First
During the wind storm yesterday Mrs. Nancy Woodfill was severely injured when a gate at her home on West First Street blew against her. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Christie left for Indianapolis to spend weeks after selling their Hanover area farm and plan to reside in Greensburg at the IOOF home. Mr. Wallace Jackson and Miss Esther Bracken obtained a marriage license from Clerk Prewatt and will marry this evening in Hanover.
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Nancy Woodfill
West First Street
J. S. Christie
Indianapolis
Hanover
Greensburg
Wallace Jackson
Everett Jackson
Esther Bracken
Louis Bracken
North Madison
Levi Burnworth
Benefiel Divorce Restores Maiden Name Custer
Gladys R Benefiel was granted a divorce from Wilbur S Benefiel and restored to her maiden name Custer. Curtis Marshall was plaintiff's attorney and P E Bear represented the defendant. Ajuvenile court judge Griffth at L o'clock this afternoon found 15 year old Clara Meadows guilty of failing to attend school and suspended the sentence pending regular attendance. The affidavit was filed by Prosecuting Attorney Byron Mouser under the compulsory education act.
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Gladys R. Benefiel
Wilbur S. Benefiel
Custer
Curtis Marshall
P. E. Bear
Clara Meadows
Griffith
Indianapolis
Byron Mouser
Vevay
White Elephant Sale A Big Social League Event
The White Elephant Sale and market hosted yesterday by the Social League of the Lutheran Church at their East Street chapel drew strong patronage. An evening play with musical numbers followed. The Indies in charge expressed gratitude for public support. The Haymakers Association No 243 Social Committee plans an after Monday dance at the Jefferson Street K of P hall with the Porter Saxophone Orchestra providing music. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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Social League
The
Lutheran Church
East Street
Haymakers’ Association No. 243
P. Hall
Jefferson Street
Porter Saxophone Orchestra
Titan tractors on display at Conrad Heck hardware
Four Titan tractors of 1020 horsepower each are shown in front of Conrad Heck's hardware store on Main Street drawing crowds. Inter national Harvester Company of Chicago makes the machines, with local rep Mr. Heck. Buyers include Parker Bishop Canaan Joan R Thomas Hanover Road James L Rogers Trimble County Ky Dr Rand Trimble County Ky Indianapolis. March 26. Senator Harding blamed President Wilson for the treaty defeat in Indiana advocating universal training.
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Titan
Conrad Heck
Main Street
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Heck
Herbert M. Flora
Mr. Heck
Parker Bishop
Canaan
Joan R. Thomas
Hanover Road
James L. Rogers
Trimble County
Dr. Rand
Indianapolis
Wilson
Harding
Indiana
Birthday salutations and local notes from Gary
On March 26 Mr John G Hitz marks his 8th birthday with family gathering and warm wishes. The piece also lists Post A A to P officers elected at Kot PL Hall and notes teacher salary increases in Gary, Indiana.
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John G. Hitz
Jay
Fitz
Indiana
Kentucky
la Belle Riviere
Ohio
Hitz
Post AA
P. A
Kot PL Hall
Edward M. Smith
Charles Hillabold
William McDermott
C. W. Geile
Oc. McGuire
William Bierek
W.C. Roth
Joseph L. Schofield
Patrick Lowry
C. N. Hor
Flu Epidemic Warned as Cure Patter Reappears
A public notice urges avoidance of coughing and sneezing individuals to curb flu spread. It promotes a home remedy of Mentholized Arcine with directions to gargle and nasal spray, claiming quick relief and affordable availability from druggists.
Dentrifice Recommended by U S Army Dental Surgeons
The article describes a dentrifice that contains the proper ties considered ideal by United States Army dental surgeons for military dental care.
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United States Army
Local Judge Accepts Assignment in Sabbath Case
Porthind Meranoot Porthold, a judge from Jagemeuit Court, takes a spect position in the state against Frank Walters of Blarthord Coty. Walters faces charges over motion picture activity on the Sabbath, with prior decisions by the Blackford circuit court referenced amid disputes.
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Meranoot Porthold
Jagemeuit
Frank Walters
Blarthord Coty
Blackford
Milford man touts goat gland transplants for fertility
J R Brinkley of Milford Kansas promotes interstitial goat gland operations claiming his first child from six born via these transplants. He says the procedure proves human fertility can be restored and cites surgeon Serge Voronoff in Paris and Robert Laws in London as others linked to gland experiments.
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J. Rk. Brinkley
Milford
Kan
Han
Tie
Sergius Voronoff
Paris
Robert George Laws
London
Laws
Paul Little Kidnapped in Lexington Kentucky Escapes
Paul Little was abducted in Lexington Kentucky two days ago. He escaped when the jailor left his room unlocked and the boy telephoned his father. Police and a patrol squad regained custody as the kidnapper fled, leaving a detailed description with authorities.
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Lexington
Mo Paat Tattie
Hayes Woo
Pheorn
Valers
Paul
Rear Admiral Plunkett Defends Navy Wartime Roles
Rear Admiral Plunkett told the Senate committee that if Germany had been the enemy earlier, the U S would have paid indemnity due to a lack of men. He blamed Daniels for the shortage and noted his wartime commands in naval lourne, France.
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Washington
Germany
Plunkett
Senate Committee
Daniels
Paeseedey
Navallournem
Deldighes
France
Early 20th Century News Edge and Maritime Mishap
A damaged town report notes a small towboat The Sator Boy owned by Capt. John Klemm of Pittsburgh sank at West Street after high winds. Washington reports March 26 Borah introduces a corrupt practices bill to curb preconvention spending by candidates and supporters. Also mentions dentist visits for wisdom teeth and 1918 New Zealand imports per capita at 100 dollars.
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West Street
John Klemm
Pittsburgh
Washington
Senate
Borah
New Zealand
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Gary
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