Madison Herald Almanac Births and Local Visits Notice
Meteor reports a son born to Mio and Mrs Tee Harrod of North Madison. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Jack of North Madison. Elizabeth and Moen Thaaie na left for Athens Ohio to visit. Mr and Mrs Wot Beiege and family of Indianapolis vacationing at the Cia Der Thuse at Hanover. Mrs Billinggs formerly Miss Mabel Lurie.
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Mio
Tee Harrod
North Madison
Harry Jack
Elizabeth
Moen Thaaiena
Athens
Wot Beiege
Indianapolis
CIA der Thuse
Hanover
Billinggs
Mabel Lurie
Death notice for Mir Rae Bingham of Pineville Kentucky
Relatives report the death of Mir Rae Bingham of Pineville Kentucky after a long illness. The deceased, long a clerk of the Jefferson County Circuit Court, resided at North Madison and Eagle Hollow and was active in the Elks and a local tribe. He leaves two children, Thomas B. Metrreg and Neil Bingham, and was about age 2.
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Mir Rae
Bingham
Pineville
Thes
Moony Bingham
Deierson Curecuit
Mb Ser Boadoe
Elks
Duntita
Methoust
Tice
Binge Geen
Commence
Tabi
North
Madison
Thomas B. Metrreg
Neil Bingham
Thos
Mrs Martha M Griffin former Madison resident dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Martha M Griffin aged ninety nine died in Indianapolis after a long Madison life. Born near Deerfield Indiana, she was survived by George Griffin and other relatives. Her daughters Hannah Martha and Mary plus son in law and nephew Korbly are noted in a memorial that honors the family’s public spirit and generosity. Col Richard Bright of Washington DC is the only living relative.
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Martha M. Tir
Ty-Nine
Cold Springs
Deer
Cs. Griffin
George Go Tert S. Griffin
Martha
James J. Mites
Henry C. Churei
Burl Sc
Indianapolis
Martha Griffoihs
Mro
Madison
Bright
George and
Wailers
Hannah
Marti
Mary Richard
Soete Baalhter
George
Atady
Shelbyville
Wolinia
Bli Brancisco
Derman
Privstecin
Giariltin
Mary
Charles A. Korbly
Col
Richard Bright
Washington, D.C
United States Senate
Messrs
Charles
Bernard Korbly
Griffin
Fire alarm system upgraded for Madison city
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company completed a modern storage battery system upgrade in Madison. The setup includes a two circuit switchboard, battery racks, vacuum arrestors, and new wiring. total cost around 100 dollars, with a new system potentially costing 42000 to 15000 if installed today. Coroner Carl Henning filed an inquest report on Claude Hoo English, a 40 year old Cragmont patient, who died by self infliction with a corn knife after escaping his attendant. his body will be shipped home for burial. The Cuban land crab note closes the installment.
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C.G. Furman
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Newtoun Upper Falls
Mass
Wittes
Gamewelb
Todlay
Fire Alarma Sy
City of
Madison
Carl Henning
Hanover
Claude Hoo English
Cragmont
Terre Haute
A Flipped Coin Pa p By HARRY LOCKWOOD
The scene follows bachelor Bradley as he weighs hiring a stenographer for his work and contemplates marrying a candidate, Molly, after a coin flip decision. Bradley travels to Hilton and meets Maud Gaston, whose stenography hopes set up shifting romantic and professional prospects.
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Bert
Andy
Brad Jey
Nantes
Tiake
Steneshipler
Diael
Boaie
Talias
Malis
Oebork
Molly
Tose
Peres House
Stie Turd
Bradford
Hilton
Maud Gaston
War era gardens boost food near kitchens on vacant lots
Citizens report war garden efforts across cities increasing local food availability. Plots developed on vacant lots yield improved harvests this season, with many households growing crops near their homes to reduce reliance on markets.
One Road to Moral Victory Speech Warns Against Self-Deception
A garbled prose piece argues there is only one path to moral success by expressing good inside and letting it replace impurity. It references inner conflict, temptation, and a need for personal restraint and virtue in public life.
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Aeeath
Painless Pit Suiter Cootling on His Girly TF Wonder Whit
A fragmentary, confusing text references a character named Whit and mentions a taxi idea. It also notes a claim about the number five being sacred in Chinese culture. The piece lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Cardinal Gibbons Faces 87th Birthday In Quiet Union Mills
A photograph captures Cardinal Gibbons at Union Mills Maryland reflecting on his health on his 85th birthday. The prominent churchman enjoys good health, favors outdoor living, and relaxed at a friend's home with time spent in the gardens of Union Mills.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Union Mills
Churchman
Union Malls
Declines Food Administrator Post for Jefferson County
A letter from Dr. Barnard declines appointment of Stehedas Harper as county food administrator. Harper, who served loyally in the war, cannot take the role now due to personal business sacrifices. Prosecuting attorneys are instructed to collect evidence and enforce anti trust laws while committees in each county work toward fair market prices. Dr. J. C. Davis of Sanford, visiting his sister in Bear Hanover, recalls a Madison canning factory link. London notes daily births and deaths.
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Stehedas Harper
Barnard
Harper
Jefferson
J. C.davis
Sanford
Florida
Sol D. Acra
Bear Hanover
Mr. Davis
Madison
First Street
South
Humphreys Witch Hazel Ointment Notice
An old advertisement fragment promotes Humphreys Witch Hazel Ointment for pains and hemorrhoids. It references medical claims and remedies, mentioning relief for skin and other conditions with a chaotic OCR rendering.
Sick Stock Book on Veterinary Treatments Sold at Humphry’s
An advertisement for Humphry’s Homeopathic Veterinary Medicines at 156 William St New York promoting a sick stock book and treatments for horses cows sweep dogs and other animals free of charge.
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William St, N.Y
Canoe Adrift on River May Indicate Missing Owner
A canoe found floating near the Richwood distillery on the Kentucky shore was empty except for paddles cushions and cigarette papers. John Adcock and his wife reported the Oldtime Maine made craft bearing a plate reading Genuine Oldtime Maine canoe and await identification. It likely slipped its mooring or the occupant fell overboard and drowned.
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Wat
Kentucky
Richwood
Jotn Adcock
Maine
Adcock
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Toto
Robert S. Bingham
Pineville, Ky
Mrs
Martha M Griffin
Madi Eco
Cuba
By Harry Lockwood
Meclure
Cagdier
Kavan
Titon
Bradley
Pititerm
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Tilton
Seri
Peera
Bradter Melly
Chesterfield
Fox
Nicholas Harper
Jetterson County
London
Humphreys
Dead Bice Sarle
Cho Cuent Co
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