Madison area items note farm sale and civic changes
Willis Henry Raiser sold an 80 acre river road farm at Bee Camp to William Southworth of Sanders Kentucky for 2425 dollars. A false fire alarm drew units due to wire trouble. Marriage licenses issued to Alien Holt Leah Barber Dewey Holt and Jessie Buchanan. Mrs Elizabeth R Trow named Director at Large in the new League of Women Voters. Robert Jamison opened a livery and sale stable on Second Street. Chambers and Roberts of Cincinnati plan to place Hampton Cracker Company stock in Madison amid optimistic prospects for local business.
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Willis Henry Raiser
Bee Camp
Wiliam Southworth
Sanders
Missey Adeline
Hazel
Goldie Hiden
William Ifiden
Cincinnati
Frank Wood
Holt
Leah V. Barber
Dewey Holt
Jessie Buchanan
Jefferson County
J. G. McNutt
Indianapolis
Madison
New League
Women Voters
Elizabeth R. Trow
Robert Jamison
Garlinghouse
Second _ street
Oliver
Ilas Darling
Hanover
Hampton Cracker Company
Messrs
Chambers and
Roberts
Emra D Porter Seeks Democratic Nomination for Joint Representative
Emra D Porter of Scott county seeks the Democratic nomination for Joint Representative for Scott and Jefferson counties in the May 4 primary. A 59 year old farmer and former teacher, Porter leads the Scott county Farmers' Federation and favors better roads schools and rural town cooperation.
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Hierald
Coluimn
Emra D. Porter
Scott County
Scott and
Jefferson
Porter
Sil
Farmers’ Federation
Borden College
Mitchell Normal School
Valparaiso
Indiana Tax Commission
Officers Elected At Second Presbyterian Church
At the annual congregational meeting of Second Presbyterian Church officers were elected including Elders George D. Demaree M D Wilson George M Daily and Jos M Nichols Deacons Henry Bentz Thomas M Reed Harry E Nichols Fred Crozier Irwin Lodge John Feuerstin John C Finch Tobe Eaglin Trustees Richard Johnson Dr P N Kestner J Graham Ross Mary Hill and Mrs Gaylord F Crozier. Reports and speeches praised progress and anticipated further improvement for the coming year. The note adds a line about the parody’s popularity as a test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
George D. Demaree
M. D. Wilson
George M. Daily
Jos. M. Nichols
Henry Bentz
Thomas M. Reed
Harry E. Nichols
Fred Crozier
Irwin Lodge
John Feuerstin
John C. Finch
Tobe Eaglin
Richard Johnson
P. N. Kestner
J. Graham Ross
Mary Hill
Gaylord F. Crozier
Why He Wants to Be Governor Dr Carleton B McCulloch
Dr Carleton B McCulloch a physician businessman and veteran seeks governor on a platform focused on tax reform road cost reduction and restoring local financial self rule. He highlights a long medical career state life role and business ventures plus a war service and a desire to cut centralized power.
Carleton 8b M'Culloch Seeks Governor Nomination
Dr. McCulloch a WWI veteran with ranks from lieutenant to lieutenant colonel and Croix de Guerre decoration for evacuating a hospital under fire. A Democrat focused on education and benevolent institutions, he argues his business success and nonpolitical stance appeal to voters weary of politics. He was born in 1871 in Wisconsin, educated at Rose Polytechnic Institute and Chicago medical school, worked in a furniture factory and Atlas Engine Works, and has long balanced medicine and public service.
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France
McCulloch
Joro McCulloch
Wisconsin
Indiana
Oscar C. McCulloch
Atlas Engine Works
Thomas Jefferson
Singapore to Hire Modern Taxicab System in East Asia
Consul General Edwin No Gonzales reports Singapore will use an advanced internal taxi system under the Singapore Motor Taxicab and Transport company with capital of 850000 dollars. The fleet includes 40 landaulet taxicabs and 10 trucks, replacing rickshaws as Singapore’s population of 300000 grows.
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Audvices
Edwin No Gonzales
Silgiaepore
Far East
Singapore
Singapore Motor ‘Taxicab and Transport Company
Tid
Ford Care Recently Sold at Local Ford Garage
Last week the Ford garage delivered several vehicles including touring cars for Andrew Kuhn Harley Reed and Tobe Ford plus a runabout for Steve Simmons and a Ford truck for Charles Lemen A Fordson tractor and plows were sold to W N Gammon and a touring car to Addie M Stephan An additional touring car went to Albert Eisenhardt and William Stevnson also received a touring car In Villisca Iowa a thoroughbred Poland China hog bought by Williams Brothers fifteen months ago for 265 sold today to W H Ellsworth of Goldfield Iowa for 40000 the highest price for a hog Santa Barbara California a horse arriving from Los Angeles by airplane faced humane society scrutiny before arrival confirming no cruelty in the flight
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Ford Garage
Andrew Kuhn
Harley Reed
Steve Simmons
Tobe Ford
Charles Lemen
Ford Truck
W. N. Gammon
Fordson
Addie M. Stephan
Albert Eisenhardt
William Stevnson
Villisca
Iowa
Poland
Williams Brothers
W. H. Ellsworth
Goldfield
Santa Barbara
Cal
Los Angeles
The
Humane Society
Death of Mrs Casper Rousch
Mrs Casper Rousch, a well known Madison resident, died at King's Daughters Hospital at 2 15 pm after weeks of uremia treatment. Born April 12 1746 in Madison, she was a daughter of Phillip Huffman. Survived by husband and son Matthew Rousch of Indianapolis.
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Casper Rousch
King’s Daughters Hospital
Madison
Phillip Huffman
Matthew Rousch
Indianapolis
Madison Apr 9 notices and court actions
Local news item listing residents traveling to New man Illinois and Wyoming Ohio after visits, marriages and licenses for Dewey H Mier and Callie Hatch, and a group transporting Mrs Baker's remains from Birmingham to Carrollton. Court actions include sale of a house in Hanover, a partition suit for 252 acres in east Shelby township, distribution in the William Gibson estate, and dismissal of Effie Gray Gail Gray divorce proceedings.
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Joseph Alte
Welter Baker
Court News
Thomas H Cartmel
Margaret
Helen Schmidt
Hanover
Guardian
Robert Morton
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
East
Shelby Township
Eliza Matthews
Sulzer & Bear
William Gibson
Effie Gray
Gail Gray
Church officers elected at annual meeting
At the annual meeting last Wednesday night the church elected John W. Hughes Sup t of Sunday School George W Augustin financial Secretary and Byron F Mouser church clerk for the coming year Reports from church societies show activity and closer organization for intensive work Ninety four members were dropped from the church roll as revision continues Rev E A Shults of Goshen Ind will arrive tomorrow to conduct Sunday services inviting membership and congregation to attend both morning and night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hughes
E. A. Shults
Goshen
Ind
March Examination Awards and Scholarships Declared
Esther Pheasant tops county with 91.5 percent average earning $25 cash and a suit from Carl and Roth. Ethel Earle takes second with 91.2 and $12.50 cash. Orlin Reagan third with 90.9, $7.50 cash and the Marks and Benson suit. Maud Harper fourth with 90.1 cash prize, list of graduates and scores follow.
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Madison Sat Deposit & Trust Company
Marks & Bencor
Th Grave
Daily & Kot Company
Birdes
Esther Pheasant
Grahams Township
Carl & Roth
Ethel Earle
Shelby Township
Orlin Reagan
Hanover Township
Marks & Benson
Maud Harper
Canfield for Congress Campaign in Madison
A Batesville group led by George M. Hillenbrand Carl V. Smith C J Doll A B Wy koff A G Roell and W M Burst arrived in Madison by automobile at noon today carrying the Canfield for Congress slogan. They met leading citizens and Democrats and distributed advertising urging Harry C Canfield for Congress.
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George M. Hillenbrand
Carl V. Smith
C. J. Doll
A. B Wykoff
A. G. Roell
W. M. Burst
Batesville
Madison
Canfield
Congress
Harry C. Canfield
Baptist Luncheon Names New Officers At First Baptist
The Ladies Aid Society met at the church yesterday afternoon for a business session and luncheon. Officers elected were President Mrs. Margaret Stapp, Vice President Miss Emma Meuser, Secretary Mrs. Sheets, and Treasurer Mrs. Herbert Flora. The retiring officers were Mrs. George Mayfield, President. Mrs. McTyre, Vice President. Mrs. Cooney, Secretary. and Mrs. Stapp, Treasurer.
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Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Margaret Stapp
Emma Meus
Sheets
Herbert Flora
George Mayfield
McTyre
Cooney
Stapp
W C Roth Buys Commercial Club Property on Mulberry Street
William C Roth completes purchase of the Commercial Club property on Mulberry street adjoining the Daily and Roth store from Sophia Dielenhein administratrix of the late Joseph Dielenhein of Indianapolis. Purchase price is 3600 dollars. A stage transforms an actress into an artist.
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William C. Roth
Commercial Club
Mulberry Street
Daily & Roth
Sophia Dielenhein
Indianapolis
Joseph Dielenhein
Monarchist plan cites elder prince as throne candidate
Dispatch from Berne via Le Journal in Paris reports Proves Preedenebh Wilhelm elder son of the Crown Prince is a throne candidate with a family council led by Prince Adalbert and support from Prince Eitel Friedrich. Eitel Friedrich, favored by monarchists, is discussed as a potential emperor while the elder prince is twelve. The photograph was taken within a month.
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Preedenebh Wilhelm
Berle
le Journal
Paris
Adalbert
Eitel Fredrich
Eitel Friedrich
Kaiser
Human Welfare League Holds Final Season Meeting
The Human Welfare League met at the Commercial Club rest rooms for its last session, with Rev W W Logan proposing thanks to President M R Sulzer, and the largest attendance of the year. The group reported fuel and food relief to many families, noted higher fuel outlays due to costs and influenza, and observed that prohibition reduced destitution in some households. The league works without pay, and the Commercial Club earned thanks for space. churches attended, and diverse denominations collaborated to aid the needy and promote charity as a religious virtue.
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Human Welfare League
Commercial Clubs
W. W. Logan
M. R. Sulzer
League
Commercial Club
Bishop leads confirmations at Christ Church ward
On Wednesday evening Bishop Joseph M. Francis of Indianapolis conducted services at Christchurch and confirmed Miss Martha Schlereth Miss Catherine Roe and Charles Schlereth He appealed for the nationwide Episcopal Church canvass locally and urged support for the campaign.
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Joseph M. Francis
Indianapolis
Christchurch
Martha Schlereth
Catherine Roe
Charles Schlereth
Episcopal Church
The Closer A Man Is The Harder It Is To Touch Him
A compact aphorism notes intimacy is harder as closeness increases. It suggests emotional distance grows with familiar proximity and prompts reflection on personal boundaries.
Remedy for throat and nasal irritation from drugstore voice
Instructions describe mixing a compound with M4 medicine, boiling down to a throat and nasal spray routine. It claims to protect against colds and flu germs by daily use, detailing measurements and bottling steps.
Dentrifice doctrine cited as ideal by Army dental surgeons
The question asks whether the dentrifice containing proper ties is recommended as ideal by United States Army dental surgeons. No readable source text is provided to confirm or deny.
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United States Army
Bio-feren tablets praised as quick nerve reset remedy
Joseph E. Webb of Muncie Indiana commends Bio-seven as the grandest quickest remedy for nervous run down weak and nemic people. The ad promotes taking two after meals and one at night, then seven days of daily doses, with a refund if results are not seen. says druggists have supply locally and guarantees improved vigor and ambition.
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Joseph E. Webb
Muncie
Indiana
Bishop Leads Bloomington Visit at Sunday Ceremony
The Rev. William Burroughs of Bloomington accompanied the Bishop and delivered a brief address during the Sunday ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burroughs
Bloomington
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