Madison traveler visits kin and errands across Iowa to Ohio
Stan, PRC. bs. 1 boone ona a bever Madison travels east from Iowa visiting relatives including Mrs A Mocaacass on Birt street while others move between Cincinnati Chicago and Fort Wayne to visit kin. Officers for Syracuse Lodge No. 104 Knighs of Pythias are elected with Carl Grossman as M of W and Clarence Spivey as J G among others.
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Boone
Madison
Iowa
Denver
A. Mocaacass
Birt Street
Ub Potter
Columba
K of P. Syreacuse Lodge
Knigh's
V’ythias
Carl Grossman
Co. C
Arthur Wallace
V. C
Charles Potter
Maurice Thacker
Wheeler Wyatt
J. G.—Clarence Spivey. O. G.—Contract Heck. M. of F.—Louis Layton, M. of E
Louis Cohen
J. Schmidt
George M. Daily
President Harding Speech Urges Economic Unity and World Posture
President Harding warns Congress that drastic finance and trade links with the world require careful handling. He stresses U S emphasis on domestic policy while urging cooperation to revive global economic stability, outlining ten program points on tariffs, transportation, debt, and social welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
America
Funeral Services for John B Ross
Private funeral services for John B Ross a leading Madison citizen were held at his East street residence at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Rev Dr J H Barnard conducted the service with the Mesonic order performing burial rites. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers including William Gibbs C N Dickerson S M Strader Peter Kimmel William Hill S M Ford A M Graham Joseph K Colgate A C Greiner John W Tevis Peter Willick and SS M Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B.ross
Madison
East Street
J. H. Barnard
Springdale Cemetery
Walliam Gibbs
C. N. Dickerson
S. M. Strader
Peter Kimmel
William Hill
S. M. Ford
M. Graham
Joseph K. Colgate
A. C. Greiner
John W. Tevis
Peter Willick
SS. M. Schofield
Tobacco sale attracts large crowds at Planters warehouse
Large crowds attend the second day of tobacco sales at the Planters warehouse. Prices vary with a high of 65 dollars per hundred and a low of 1. Seventy thousand pounds were sold yesterday, with 120,000 pounds total sold. more is expected as selling continues indefinitely and more tobacco arrives.
Divorces Filed in Circuit Court for Rosa Turner and Edna Turner
Rosa Turner sues Robert Turner for divorce alleging cruel treatment. Edna Turner sues Arnold Turner for divorce on cruel treatment and seeks $50 alimony. Attorneys listed: Lemon and Cooper for Rosa. Sulzer and Bear for Edna. Madison Safe Deposit and Trust Company named guardian of Rosa Wolf, minor heir of Frederick Wolf, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Turner
Circuit Court
Robert Turner
Lemon & Cooper
Edna Turner
Arnold Turner
Sulzer & Bear
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Rosa Wolf
Frederick Wolf
London Proclaims Ireland Free State Amid Peace Agreement
Officials announce Parliament will be summoned to ratify a Sinn Fein British peace accord. The terms state Ireland becomes a free state within the empire with allegiance to the throne, troop withdrawal and prisoner releases. The Tosh Free State is named, Ulster granted optional status, and British cabinet voices support.
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London
Deo Ti Ttis
Parliment
Sinn
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lister
Birmiarham
Prittan
Tosh Free State
Tord Workeshead
Brite Deposes
Sperch
Birkenhead
Ulster
Pobarinigs
Woman travels cross nation seeking philosophy doctorate at Columbia
A woman stalks 3,000 miles from a Washington town to New York hoping to obtain a philosophy doctorate from an eastern college. She reportedly rested with Native Americans on the way and hosted a "wild west" party upon arrival at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiss
Columbia University
Vercudate
Wash
New York
Eastern College
Miss Trump
Apple Tree Noted as Pacific Coast Centennial Tree
The oldest tree on the Pacific Coast, an apple tree, is nearing its 100th birthday in March and yielded a bumper crop this season. Planted near the Columbia River by Hudsons Bay Company workers, most descendants have died. Owner ALA Brown preserves and sprays the tree yearly. In another note, several windows along West Main Mulberry streets were broken in a Saturday night incident. cause unclear.
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Pacific Coast
Department of Agriculture
Cotumbda
Old
Hutsons Bay Company
ALA. Brown
Main Streets
Mulberry and
House committee delays 1923 army funds over land armament cuts
Washington December 6 The House committee will not frame the 1923 army appropriations until the conference reaches agreement on land armament reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Bread Riots Erupt as Unemployed March in Berlin
Berlin on December 6 saw bread riots sparked by unemployment. Crowds surged through streets looting many stores while shouting for bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Loyd George abandons Washington trip as artillery convoy moves through town
A report states that Loyd George has definitely abandoned his planned Washington visit. A convoy of 6th Army trucks and 33 vehicles with about 30 officers and men passed through Mundison from the Government depot at Jeffersonville to Camp Veron near Fayettesale North Carolina. The transport group, from Knox Camp, was moved to Camp Bear No. 2 with sections reaching Vevay and Scottstown. The convoy travels via Washington D. C. and expects a month on the road. In Trimble County Kentucky Pliny Joyce, longtime resident, died at his Milton home at 10 o clock Sunday night. He was 85, born in the county, and left behind nine children. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning with burial at Moffett's cemetery.
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Nash
Mundison
Jeffersonvidde
Veron
Fayettesale
North Carolina
Mion Street
Field Artileries
Leth Ordinance Corps
Cam Knox
Camp Bear NO
Pliny Joyce
Trimble County
Milton
Mr. Joyce
Kentucky
Ollie Joyce
Trimble Circuit Court
Parkersburg men buy Madison river gas boat Dove
Messrs. E. E. Gibson and AG W Righter of Parkersburg West Virginia closed a deal to purchase the gas boat Dove from Capt L P Mason and Capt E W Turner. The Dove has plied the Madison Kentucky river trade and is described as fast. The new owners left the Dove at 10 this morning for Parkersburg and returned on the morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
E. E. Gibson
AG. W. Righter
Parkersburg
W. Va
L. P. Mason
E. W. Turner
Madison-Kentucky
Mason
Turner
Messrs. Gibson and
Knighter
Milk Consumption in New York City Reaches Two Million Quarts
The report notes that New York City consumes about two million quarts of milk daily, while an admonition urges that righteousness is gain as a guiding principle.
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New York City
Leans Yan' Fe Heroes Feet Oot
Fragmentary OCR note mentions characters Arar Wocaett and a heroic scene with feet out. lacks clear context, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEANS
YAN' FE Heroes
Promoted Accounts Save Money for Minver Boys
A local note reports that helps key and sies save money on promote AG Bork accounts of Minver boys. The unreadable snippet mentions monetary efficiency and a program aiding youth accounts in the area.
Glands to Make Dull Kids Smart in School Experiments
Reports describe Chicano schools planning to use sheep in experiments to stimulate learning. Doctors would note results in class settings and assess whether the method arouses activity or improves attention among children.
One Lone Trout Stors Coal Mine
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a coal mine at One Lone Trout Stors with scattered names and unclear details. The readable bits reference space, pay, and dates, but no coherent events or outcomes are established.
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Lone Trout
Missing son found after long search in Oni Fields
After years of separation, a father in Augusta Kan located his son in the Oni Fields. The son lived with relatives in Washington and later with family near Burkburnett before the reunion. The article notes extended searching and a return to oil field work for the men. Susan Kk. Hoftner, 54, died at Cragmont and will be shipped to Rising Sun. Lancaster township road project completed by Miles & Thomas was inspected. Time flies like an arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Susan Kk. Hoftner
Cragmeont
Rising Sun
Vail Undertaking House
Mrs Herbert M Flora Funeral Private Services
Funeral services for Mrs Herbert M Flora were held at her residence on West Second Street at 10 o clock this morning conducted by Rev Shulls pastor of the Baptist Church. The burial was private in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers H W Hargan George Cowlam William A Bierck John W Hughes J E Reed and B F Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Flora
West Second Street
Shulls
The
Baptist Church
Flora
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
H. W. Hargan
George Cowlam
William A. Bierck
John W. Hughes
J. E. Reed
B. F. Donnelly
Masons Elect Officers For Ensuing Year
Union Lodge No. 2 F and A M last night elected officers for the coming year Worshipful Master Melvin W Blackard Senior Warden Howard H Spalding Junior Warden Elmer L Crozier Treasurer Thomas M Reed Secretary Louis P Scheik Trustees Thomas M Reed R F Stantion Charles Cox Charles W Geile H H Cope and S M Strader were named for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Lodge No. 2
Melvin W. Blackard
Howard H. Spald
Elmer L. Crozier
Thomas M. Reed
Louis P. Scheik
R. F. Stantion
Charles Cox
Charles W. Geile
H. H. Cope
S. M. Strader
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Antes Daughters Hospital
William Reeder Proekberg
John Bailey
Burke
Abase
Geis
Dh. Pena
WWE
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Deevn
President Harding
Teton
Tsar Nereosaty
Stea Pouet
Revesue Peasan
Clan Oo
Liphta
Russia
John B. Ross
Irish Free State
Elen Pirotish Cabae
Trish
Eastern University
Basso
Jlondon
Dee
Loyd George
Dove
Arar
Columbia
Thousard
Sub
Com Pisy Org
Toby
Othedbiess
Taubercigios
Alexander Santhe
Weil
Sky
X Hi Eyed
Tooomacht
DD Bruner
Truneevo
Meyer
Peeriles T
Augusta
Kan
Piagaer Perkins
Kia
Peihns
Bike
Phe Tiathernis
Ranger
Bhechenmdire
Td Porta
Indiana
Lancaster Township
Miles & Thomas
Mr. H. M. Flora
Masons
Madson On
Pike
Level
A. W. Ford
ST OM
Now & Pythoan
Ples
Honda
New Orleans
Danner d Front Grocer
J. W. Reed Chiropractor
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