Madison News Roundup Highlights Local Transfers and Events
Local notices record deed transfer Ira G. Kilpatrick et al selling 100 acres in Graham township to James M. Jacobs and wife for 8500. Dances planned by Hoosier Club on the 17th and end of month. Various residents travel to Columbus Seymour and Chicago. Public notices include renovations to the county grand jury room and municipio church events. New King’s Daughters hospital fund drives launch with strong community support and a $2,000 challenge pledge noted.
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F.R. Lite
Elkhart
State Grange
Ira G. Kilpatrick
James M. Jacobs
Graham Township
T. H. Oliver
Brookeburg
Oscar Oliver
the Daily Herald
Anna Anechick
Ilinois
Louise Kraut
Chicago
John King Stewart
Cragmont
Terre Haute
Vail
Helen Driggs
Emily Slayton
Fairmount Cemetery
Grand Jury
Court House
Sheriff McKay
Nicholas Klein
John Nester
Jefferson Street
The
Herald
J. H. Winter
John T. Morris
Shoals
State Board of Accounts Office
Vevay
Switzerland County
Indianapolis
St. Mary's School Hall
Footstool Club
John Zimmerer
Susan Maurer
Madison
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Pewin
Tobacco sale boosts traffic at Peoples Loose Leaf Warehouse
A rush of wagons filled the big driveway as tobacco was unloaded and moved to the floor. About 75 000 pounds sold with top price 23 75 per hundred and average 11 75. Hydraulic presses draw attention as fifty workers operate at the new house.
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Broadway
Off ices Elected at Clifty Falls Camp
Clifty Falls Camp of Modern Woodmen held its annual election last evening after an oyster supper and smoker. Officers chosen for the ensuing term include Consul H S Miller Advisor W C Crawford Banker G M Stanley Clerk A J Merrett Escort A J Clarkson Watchman J W Imel Sentry Clarence Jacobs Trustee E O Bear Physician E H Hatch G W Raina C C Copeland and F H Austio.
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Clifty Falls
H. S. Miller
W CC. Crawford
G. M. Stanley
A. J. Merrett
A. J. Clarkson
J. W. Imel
Clarence Jacobs
E O. Bear
H. S. Hatch
G. W. Raina
C. C. Copeland
F. H. Austio
Funeral of William Henry Wilson Held at Poplar Street
The funeral for William Henry Wilson was held at 2 pm from his Poplar street residence. Widely attended by friends, Odd Fellows, and firemen, with Rev. F. C. Hood leading services. Burial followed at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers Messrah W. W. Crozier, C A Bowman, David Reed, A Augustin, Wa Roth, John B. Niesse, Elmer Crozier, and Thos Lockard.
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William Henry Wilson
Poplar Street
Odd Fellows and Firemen
F. C. Hood
Springdale Cemetery
Messrah W. W. Crozier
C A. Bowman
David Reed
A. Augustin
Wa. Roth
John B. Niesse
Elmer Crozier
Thos. Lockard
Superintendent Pasnow Resigns from Tack Factory
Mr Pasnow former superintendent resigns and leaves this afternoon by train for Cleveland Ohio. During his tenure he was faithful to duties and earned the esteem of employees with kind and gentle treatment. Nearly all employees attended the station to bid him farewell and good wishes.
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Pasnow
Cleveland
Ohio
Property transfers and land sales chang hands in Weat Madison and Republican township
James McCauley transfers a property to Ida Layton in Weat Madison for 700 dollars. Francie M. Hord transfers 3 acres in Republican township to Ida May Hord for 50 dollars. A note reports English suffragists plan to open a women’s theater in London next month.
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James McCauley
Ida Layton
Weat Madison
Francie M. Hord
Ida May Hord
Republican Township
London
Baby Found on Doorstep Sparks Scottburg Arrest Case
Detectives traced the Scottsburg baby incident to Harry Kole of Louisville after a man arrested last night confessed Louisville ties. Kole, a Bannon Sewer Pipe Co. employee, allegedly planned to give the child to a Shelbyville man for adoption. His wife, a restaurant worker, says the baby was born at City Hospital and that Kole fled with the infant in a basket.
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Spahn
Scottsburg
Ind
Harry Kole
Walnut Street
Louisville
Hige
Louisville Ag
Kole
Bannon Sewer Pipe Company
City Hospital
Hawkins
Shelbyville
Kokomo
Louisville Times
Indiana flood relief fund holder seeks disposal plan
Samuel Ralston reports a $50 194 56 balance on deposit from the Indiana flood relief fund. The unused portion of the original $141,088 has grown with 4 percent interest, and donors’ names are largely lost. He may ask the 1915 Legislature to decide on disposition or call bankers to advise.
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Indianapolis
Samuel Ralston
Indiana
United States
Ralston
Ruby Treasure Ends the Po Yong Saga in Shanghai Mills
Gordon Jeralds and two German managers discover a buried bronze box under a temple stone on a hill near Po Yong. Inside are seven boxes and a large ruby that brings fortune to Otzen and Wockken, while Gordon heads to the United States with a promise of a future for the mill with a new manager.
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Gordon Ilersida
Clematis
Po Yong
Milla
Gorden
Waoekken
Shanghai
Port
Sheenghai
Gordon Jeralds
Gordon
Ching
Massachusetts
Night Bird
Woeckkenn
Woekkern
Manger
Otzen
Wockken
Chris
Mr. Jeralds
Crordon
Chris Olsen
Ahawenee Frag
Teordon
Ing Nire
Wahke
Torden
Woekken
Fae Cotati
Geri Eo
Eter
Gorda
Caurden
Teddy Town
Tilm
Madulgius
Shang
Chris Otzen
Karl Wockken
Tech
Karl Weekken
Treme
We Ten
Geapeier
Justin
Olwen
Workken
Germany
United States
Po Yong a@ik mills
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims
Madison Indiana readers report relief from kidney back ache after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Rogers' Drug Store. Berry Bellamy of 114 East High Street says the remedy eased soreness across the kidneys and enabled him to stand again. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product with home testimonials and a 50 cent price at local stores.
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Madison
Berry Bellamy
E. High St
Ind
Rogers’ Drug Store
Doan
Mona Lisa Recovered in Italy. Thief Captured
The Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci's famed painting stolen from the Louvre in Paris over two years ago, has been recovered in Italy and the thief arrested. Authorities say the artwork is unharmed and will be returned to France.
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Mona Lisa
Leonardo de Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Italy
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