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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
Publication details from Madison Indiana dated April 8 1915 list price 1 year advance 1.00 and address of the printing office on Main Street. It records the Herald Company masthead and publication origin.
In memory of Martha H Hilande of Canaan Road who died last Sabbath morning. The obituary praises her generosity, intellect, gentle voice, love of nature, and readiness to help others. She is remembered for enduring hardship with faith and for being welcomed into the Master’s joy. She was laid to rest Tuesday morning amid flowers and sympathy.
The March customs receipts reached 19 586 325 the highest monthly total since Europe war began Treasury officials expect the fiscal year to fall about 10 million below 220 million Total receipts for March totaled 59 398 954 up 13 million from February Die credits left a deficit near 5 million for the month with a year to date ordinary deficit around 58 million Income tax receipts expected in the next two months to reduce the gap The general fund balance at March end stood at 35 769 611 Money and Talk notes a household remark that money talks and is cheap.
Lake Victoria Nyanza extends about 230 miles north to south and 220 miles east to west. The coastline is irregular and roughly 2,000 miles long. Its water area is about 27,000 square miles with island land totaling around 1,400 square miles.
Notice by Madison Brewing Company of its application to the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners in May 1915 for a renewal license to sell malt liquors at wholesale from 220 to 226 Park Avenue Madison Indiana. The notice covers the premises description and business plan to sell to families and consumers as an incident to manufacturing. Also included is a local anecdotes item about a theft of eight beers and bacon from Uncle George Krummel’s cellar with humorous quotes.
In a dreamlike scene at the gasthaus Golden Engie the renowned Professor Taubenfeder confronts a memory of Lotta Lotta, his heart’s longed for cousin. A younger visitor Fritzel reveals a past unspoken love and the professor awakens to a preserved heart specimen, No. 371, ending with emotion and reflection.
In Gallipolis Ohio on March 1 a License Board disqualified Mayor Ed Kuhn and ordered his resignation before any bar license could be issued. Eleven saloons were permitted to open that morning and filled quickly as patrons flocked to the local bar amid ongoing tensions from a 75 month dispute.
A dwelling on the Thomas Button farm one mile south of Milton was destroyed by fire yesterday. Occupants William Williams and family saved only part of their household goods. Fire traced to a defective tie.
Covent Garden remains London's premier vegetable market with strong activity and steady trade, highlighting its status as a central hub for fresh produce in the capital. Local merchants report resilient demand and ongoing exchange of goods in the historic market space.
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