Madison Indiana Daily News Briefs Aug 28 1419
Local notes report travels of Mr and Mrs HOP Metee and others visiting northern state areas. Mary Pennagan’s will admitted to Circuit Court. Fire at MeKevaies across alley injures none, property damage about 50000. Pearl sold for 900 to French buyer. Frank Gehl returns to Indianapolis after visit.
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Dro
Hop
Charles Ress
Jo Wo TaGirosce
H. Watts
Thane
Leuwillie Weeder
Newberts
Plesie Montz
Mics
Mary Pennegan
Circuit Court
Doe Teter
Shea Ae
Michael Pusepean
Boom
Indianapolis
Ois
Bledsoe
Mer
Vincennes
Ind
Martin Straw
Wabash River
Revealed Serbian village names and meanings of helpfulness
A note describes Serbian place names with their meanings such as Monastir city of monks Kremljani dwellers among quartzite and other villages like Livonia Kruaho grad Brode and Dobroveni. The list links geography to cultural traits while noting roots tied to Moscow Kremlin and regional features.
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Caryl B. Storrs
Minneapolis Tribune
Monastir
Serbia
Brode
Dobroveni
Vrbena
Willows
Skocivir
Cascades
Vodena
Lasac
Qornichevo
Roano
Sakuljevo
Bach
Vostaren
Zhabijant
Kravart
Cowberdere
Sorovich
Dragosh
Bistrica
Bukri
Optichari
Konjarka
Horesback
Sokol
Quke
Kalenik
Mod
Ljaskovtki
Kaselnauta
Fish Commissioner faces Shelby county probe amid accusations
Ind a conservation commission officials and deputies faced questions over alleged irregularities raised by Sherman A Havens. George Tolin Shelby county prosecutor reported to have discussed the case with Richard Lieber and Governor Goodrich as the agency pledges a thorough investigation to uphold fish and game protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Conservation Commisssion
Frederick Ehlers
John Schuler
Fish and Game Commissioners
Sherman A. Havens
Havens
George R. Tdlen
Shelby County
Reeo
Commission
Hoivens
Haven
Richard Lieber
Goodrich
Shelby
Brown vs Blue: Chloe Dean’s Frustrated Encounter
Robby Dean sees Chloe in a temper over chores as Batty seethes after a letter from Lieutenant Moete. A long white envelope with no red trim is opened and a pivotal message promises a plan for Friday, hinting at a dramatic development for the Dean family.
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Robby Dean
Robby
Chloe Dean
Ste
Lieute Teres Moete
Rothe
Bobby Penn
Rare cattle outbreak and water ban endangers county
Six cows died from anthrax in a county village amid warnings the disease is communicable to humans. Health officials closed affected water sources Crooked Creek and nearby river mouths and forbade use of sand and gravel from the area. Authorities urge careful attention as no further cases are believed to exist locally.
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Bersch
Hie
Bess
Cody
Watero
Crooked Creek
Cher Till
Chaedydia Minkham Medicine Co
Paxton 'Svilet Co
Boston
Maem
Kindness to Animals and People
The Band of Mercy promotes humane teaching in schools to build kinder behavior toward animals and people. Teachers report children become more thoughtful and considerate, showing courage by protecting the weak and helpless.
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Noro
Bands of Mercy
Band of Mercy
Time to Be Silent
A terse exchange between James and his father centers on manners as a family scene unfolds. The dialogue hints at a conflict over upbringing and social appearance within a private household.
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James
Memory Course Pitch Interrupted by Gamble Investigation
A salesman hawks a memory course to a man, urging memory improvement as he anticipates a subpoena. The scene hints at a gambling investigation looming, with the speaker worried the memory he has could help him avoid jail.
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Buffalo Man
Landor Defies Vienna Critics in 1818 Prophetic Pamphlet
The rare pamphlet by Walter Savage Landor, aimed at Lord Liverpool and Parliament, condemns Europe’s leniency toward Napoleon after Waterloo. He predicts Elba would trap Napoleon and scoffs at Vienna’s diplomacy, lamenting a return to war within a year of Napoleon’s exile.
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Lord Liverpool
Walter Savage Landor
Europe
England
Napoleon
Letoate
Lander
Elba
Lord Chatham
France
The Man Who Always Emils and Spreads Warmth
A Rehoboth Sunday Herald piece extols a man whose open countenance and genuine cheer attract friends and sympathy. It argues that small signs like laughter reveal character and urges readers to notice if friends’ smiles reflect worthwhile loyalty and warmth.
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Emiling
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Yellowstone National Park Aiming to Endure as Nation’s Pride
National Parke Yellowstone was constituted by Congress many years ago as a public park for all people. It spans 2,142,720 acres, the largest and first national park in the United States, featuring the famed geyser district and numerous natural wonders. Other major parks include Yosemite California Glacier Montana Mt Rainier Washington Crater Lake Oregon Wind Cave South Dakota Mesa Verde Colorado.
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Yellowstone Nations Park
Congress
West
Yellowstone Valley
United States
Yosemite
California
Glacier
Montana
Mt. Rainier
Washington
Requota
Crater Lake
Oregon
Wind Cave
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Hand Picked Bride Seeks Hand Crafted Home Details
A newlywed bride insists on handmade home furnishings and even a hand picked chicken as she adjusts to married life. Her rush for perfect, artisanal items reflects the couple’s focus on quality and uniqueness in their first months together.
Governor Lowden Mobilizes Illinois State Guardsmen
After personally probing the Chicago race riots Governor Frank Lowden orders state guardsmen to assist police in protecting life and property. He says forces will be ready even if police can handle the situation. The commentary notes widespread strikes affecting life.
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Chicago
Frank Lowden
Ilinois
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Held in Townships
Farmers attended poultry culling demonstrations at the Gassert and Bruther farms in Hanover and Madison townships. W W Bruther hosted with Purdue University poultry extension agent W Carrick explaining culling and feeding practices to boost profits. Demonstrations across the state target improving egg yield, listing signs of poor layers and advising culling hens with yellow legs or declining production. County Agent Doddridge can provide more detailed culling information.
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Jacob Gassert
W W. Bruther
Hanover
Nathan Horton
Madison
W. Carrick
Purdue University Poultry Extension
Doddridge
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