Madison Lively Notes From August Visit and Deaths
Madison reports show Samuel Wallace appointed superintendent of Clifty Falls park by the State Conservation Commission. Agnes Cassidy departed for Sandusky Ohio to visit relatives. Mrs. Vinton Matthews and son from Galva Illinois visit. Multiple residents travel for family matters and medical concerns. Miss Clara Dielenheim ill in Indianapolis. Mrs. D W McIntosh and children return to Linton after Madison visit. Mrs. Matthew Foreman dies in Louisville after long illness. Remains of Private Chancey Land arrive from New York for funeral in Madison. Mrs. Lawrence Scott undergoes major surgery at King’s Daughters hospital with cautious recovery.
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Qqche State Conservation Comision
Samuel Wallace
Clifty Falls Park
Agnes Cassidy
Sandusky
Ohio
Vinton Matthews
Galva
Harry Hargan
Mulberry Street
Glenn Sherman
Manville
Hamilton
Marguerite Pinder
Samuel Slack
West Main Street
A. W. Ford
Thomas Walch
William
North Vernon
Jennings County
Madison
Clara Dielenheim
Indianapolis
Misa Dielenheim
A. M. Dodson
Helen Shea
Louis van Buren
China
C. H. Valera
Evaleen
Lexington
Thomas Faulkner
West Third Street
A. H. Fisher
Detroit
D-Ceaser
Cty
Charles Emmet
Delia Godfrey
Middletown
North Madison
Peter Emmet
Dupont
Nannie
Benjamin Ballard
East Third Street
Springdale
Chancey Land
Canaan
France
New York
Schneider Undertaking House
King’s Daughters Hospital
Lawrence Scott
Hanover Township
George E. Denny
Scott
Bee Keeper Ira Keel Reports Strong Honey Season
Ira Keel, a leading Jefferson county beekeeper, reports a heavy honey flow this season. His stands average better than 150 pounds per hive and his sparry has produced over three tons of extracted honey to date. One colony was affected by foul brood this season, reflecting near complete eradication efforts over the past three years.
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Ira Keel
Jefferson County
Death of John Buebler farmer age 67
John Buebler, a well known farmer of the Kent neighborhood, died Wednesday after a long illness from a complication of diseases. He was 67 and survived by his widow and four sons William, John, Harper, and Charles. The funeral will be held at Zear M. E. church at 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
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John Buebler
Kent
William
John
Harper and Charles
Somonank
Zear M. E. Church
Six Armed Men Rob Barett Manufacturing Escapes With 12000
Hackensack New Jersey on August 5 six armed men held up Barett Manufacturing Company and escaped with about $12000 in cash. Police hunt suspects as details of the robbery emerge. The case involves a daytime heist at the factory located in Hackensack.
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New Jersey
Hackensack
Barett Manufacturing Company
Culling Demonstration Teaches Poultry Producers at Clement Farm
County agent led a post noon session at Tom Clements farm showing how to select high producing hens by body conformation, eye, and disposition. Observers learned to discard birds with defects and long distance flyers. From a 90 Barred Rock flock 38 culls were discarded, a typical farm percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clement
Library board reports July circulation at Tacressedn
At the regular monthly meeting the librarian Miss Harper reported July circulation of 2778 books, up from 1360 in July 1920. An additional 705 books were circulated from seven county stations. Station reports follow.
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Library Board
Hanover
Kent
Deputy
Dupont
Wirt
North Madison
Brooksburg
Canaan
Equipment for Battery E Arrives At Armory
Four 155 mm howitzers twelve caisson wheels and a six horse reel cart arrived yesterday for Battery E and were unloaded this morning and drawn up in front of the new Jefferson street armory for public inspection over tomorrow. The battery has already received instruments and machine guns and more equipment is expected. Battery E is growing into one of the largest outfits in the region.
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Battery E
Jefferson Street
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Lehnert near Olive Branch
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Lehnert who died at her son John Lehnert's home near Olive Branch were held at St Patrick's Church North Madison at 9 this morning with Rev Charles Gordon officiating. A large turnout attended and pall-bearers included her four sons and two brothers. Interment followed in St Joseph's cemetery on North Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lehnert
John Lehnert
Olive Branch
St. Patrick’s Church
North Madison
Charles Gordon
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
North Walnut Street
Helium Waste Spurs Call to Conserve Airship Gas
Dr. Richard B. Moore of the United States Bureau of Mines tells the Columbus section that over 1,000,000 cubic feet of helium are wasted daily. He notes a new extraction plant nearing operation and urges congress to fund ongoing work to reserve helium for aeronautics and commerce, highlighting helium’s advantages over hydrogen for dirigibles. He also cites helium’s natural abundance in certain U.S. gases and argues for strategic conservation.
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Richard B. Moore
United States Bureau of Mines
Columbus
American Chemical Society
Ohio State University
Dr. Moore
Army
Navy
Bureau of Mines
Texas
Congress
United States
Happy at jail prospects for Bill Johnson
Bill Johnson, released from the state penitentiary, plans to return to the Lincoln prison. He sent his trunk to Warden Fenton, met with city officials, then Governor McKelvie, and later fled with $800 from a publishing job before surrendering at police headquarters.
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Bill Johnson
Lincoln
Neb
Fenton
State Penitentiary
Bill
McKelvie
Health Dept Warns Gum Must Be Parked Outside Eateries
Pennsylvania Health Department issues an order telling ice cream parlors and restaurants to inform patrons that chewing gum must be parked outside. The notice warns that gum under tables and chairs may harbor germs linked to diphtheria scarlet fever typhoid or tuberculosis.
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Health Department
Department of Health of Pennsylvania
Swisher Files Divorce Suit Against Raymond Swisher
In circuit court this morning Gladys Swisher filed for divorce from Raymond Swisher alleging cruel treatment. Salter and Bear represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Swisher
Raymond Swisher
Salter & Bear
Park Lighting Proposal Seeks 290000 to Curb Park Flirting
Massachusetts metropolitan district commission asks legislature for 290000 to install lighting in Boston parks after reports of nighttime spooning amid darkened areas. The push aims to curb intimate encounters and improve safety in public spaces.
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Parke
Boston
Massachusettes
ZR-2 airship ready to lead U S battle fleet
The R-86 rigid airship ZR-2, built from the British model, is described as a formidable aerial dreadnaught with 14 Lewis guns and bombs, designed to serve as general headquarters for a fleet. It features a complex internal layout, wireless links, a telephone system, and defensive measures against air and sea threats.
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Ae General
Whele Battlee Fleet
Eyes, Eare
Uncle Sam
Trim
Smart
Vantaage
Iitex
SAILING SHIP BRAVES WINDS IN LONG VOYAGE
The Monongahela a 2546 ton four mast steel bark left Manila November 29 bound for San Francisco. 50 crew faced 100 days of gales off Luzon Mindoro and Formosa with bare provisions. Basl an failed tow. Barcelo towed her into Manila.
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Elwood
Corregidor
Luzon
Monongahela
Formosan
Hongkong
China Sea
Mindoro
Formosa
Manila Bay
Fort Mills
Coast Guard
BasfQn
Manila
Basilan
United States Navy
Barcelo
Salina girl saves family clothing store and rebuilds business
Ada Smith left Chicago to run her father's Salina menswear shop after it faced closure. With $587 saved for Chicago courses, she paid debts totaling about $4,000, secured new stock and credit, refurnished the shop, and now runs an annual business of around $60,000 to $75,000 while supporting her mother and brothers.
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City
Ada Smith
Salina
Kan
Poppy Memorial Planned for Legion Leader Galbraith
Poppies from the battlefields of France will be grown at the American Legion national headquarters in Indianapolis as a memory of F. W. Galbraith Jr the late national commander who was killed in an automobile accident. A miniature shell torn battlefield will be built by landscape gardeners and florists will plant and care for the memorial flowers.
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Galbraith
France
American Legion
Indianapolis
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Legion
Simple home remedy urged to fight catarrh nationwide
A Kentucky druggist promotes a mentholized arsenic remedy as a cure for catarrh. He claims the antiseptic liquid made with Mentholized Arcin and boiled water clears nasal and throat inflammation, halving cases in two weeks. The guide instructs gargling and nasal spray twice daily and advises immediate use at first signs of a cold.
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Kentucky
Flo
Andrew Bonnett Dies at 56 on Canaan Farm
Andrew Bonnett a longtime Canaan road resident died at his home at 56 after a long heart illness. He was never fully recovered after a bull goring years ago. He lived on the same farm all his life and was unmarried. He belonged to the Lutheran Church and Stony Point Grange. He leaves two sisters and two brothers and several relatives. Frank Bonnett plans Franklin College enrollment for fall.
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Andrew Bonnett
Canaan Road
Bonnett
John
Mary Bennett
Lutheran Church
Stony Point Grange
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Tacressedn Library Circulation
Funda
U. S
Roma
Americam
Complete Telephone System
Bere
England
Egypt
Itle
Leadi
Covington, Ky
United States Army
Wasketen
Austria
Hungary
New York State Institute of Applied Agriculture
Farmingdale
Louisefeld
Emmanett
Jil F. Bonnett
Jacob Bonnett
Indiana
Raymond Barber
Cang
Fr@ lin
Franklin College
F. J. Seng
Ck Bilger
St Parish House
Dubois County
William Hengler
King’s Daughters
Swanville
Vail
Fred Hensler
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