Local News Briefs From Madison Area
Mrs James Alen leaves by train for Indianapolis to visit relatives. Miss Josephine Miller departs for Indianapolis. Marriage licenses issued for Richard Preld and Like Bettie Moore. Mr William Licklyter travels to Stewart Mississippi to work on government projects. Hubert Graves and Leona McCord wed in Clerk Prewatt's office. Mrs Harry Perry of St Louis visiting. Phillip Cole and Margaret Wallace wed in Madison. Mrs W Clark and Miss Elezer Perkins visit then return by train. Funeral held for Mrs Mary Anna Heitz at St Anthon’s Church China. Interment at China cemetery. Mr and Mrs Salis De Menroe report 720 pounds harvested and a three-year-old boy involved in a Poland China same day.
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William Licklyter
Stewart
Miss
Hubert Graves
Leona McCord
Maupin
Harry Perry
St Lous
Mroo
Hoos
Merrill
Brooksbury
Therhane
Phillip Cole
Margaret Wallace
J. W. Turner
Roe Home
Mary Anna Heitz
Adam Heitz
Michael Requet
Madison
Ofelock
St. Anthons’s Cathole Church
China
Revo Charles Gerden
North Madison
China Cemetery
Salis de Menroe
Menroe Township
Sir Menroe
Herald Office
Killetao
Poland
Wendel Voelker
Willian Voelker
Agnes Woodruff
Elizabeth Ohliger
George Voelker
Indhanapolis
Joseph Kremer
Josephine Kremer
Newport
Charles Voelker
Racine
Wis
R. F. Lee
Majestic
Indianapolis
Lee
Jefferson County
James E. Crozier
Inanapolis
Liberal prize offered for top eighth grade averages in Jefferson county
County Superintendent Pender announces sponsorships by Marks & Benson Company, Daily & Roth Co, and Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co to award cash and suits totaling 35 for top eight grade averages in Jefferson county exams. About 200 students compete with exams in March to May and winners announced late May.
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Pender
Marks & Benson Company
Jefferson County
Daily & Roth Co
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Trust Co
Officers Elected by Ancient Order of Hibernians
At a regular meeting the Ancient Order of Hibernians elected William McDermott as president Fred Klein as sr vice president Edward Smith as treasurer George Smith as recording secretary Del Steigerwald as financial secretary Chauncey R Forward and spouse of Otto Clark county left for Indianapolis today due to their daughter Mrs Dana Snapps serious illness.
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Order of Hibernians
William McDermott
Fred Klein
Edward Smith
George Smith
del Steigerwald
Chauncey R. Forward
Otto
Clark County
Indianapolis
Dana Snapp
Local notices from Madison area Christmas season travelers
A jumble of names and movements reports passengers visiting relatives in Madison and nearby towns, with arrivals from Fronton Ohio and Brooklyn and meetings at various homes. The column notes weddings, license issuances, and residents traveling to New York and Edinburgh, detailing community life in December.
Senate Passes Bill Extending Sugar Equalization Board
In Washington on December 12 Senator Capper described profiteers of big business including coal operators as a greater menace than Bolshevists and radicals. The McNary sugar bill was taken up and the Senate passed a measure extending the sugar equalization board's existence for one year. It now goes to the House.
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Washington
Capper
Senate
McNary Sugar
Sugar Equalization Board
House
Madison Defeats North Vernon 27 to 20 in Opener
Madison defeated North Vernon 27 to 20 in the opening basketball game. The article notes a tense first half and Madison’s stronger play after halftime with key scorers and substitutions listed, along with local notes on visitors and notable residents.
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Madison
North Vernon
Madison Sanuts
Oalada
Pothisides
I Bon Madison
Oan Hetdin
Atti Vernon Guard
Ecott
Bets
Ts Usted
Madison Coat
Saubbe
Wisk HAKU 18 AVERT FLU EPIDEMIC
An advertisement claims Wisk HAKU 18 wards off flu by avoiding coughs and colds and describes a simple remedy mixing Mentholived Arene with boiling water. It promotes relief for the nose throat and provides a dubious health claim with extensive product instructions.
Worst Flood in Montgomery History Reported
Fragmentary note describes severe flooding in Montgomery with notes of past events and unsettled dates. Mentions local figures and places in garbled text, suggesting a record of historic inundation and ongoing concerns about flood threats.
Operators Deviate for Taeis at Phe 1
In a brief report, operators deviate for Taeis at Phe 1, noting adjustments to phase one procedures and shifting of workflow to accommodate new timing. Officials emphasized safety, coordination, and alignment with specified guidelines.
Fragmented clipping hints at missing presidential story
The readable fragment mentions a president and a week of swift actions but lacks concrete dates names or locations to establish a clear event or outcome. Further readable text is needed to identify the person and the context.
Ambassador Attends Conference At Lloyd George Residence
American London report notes Dee Te CP slip during meeting between British and French leaders at Lloyd George’s residence. The article mentions the American ambassador attending the conference with Clemenceau and other officials.
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London
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Dee Te CP
Tae
Lloyd Treery
Local contest yields high yields and honors in Madison
The report notes a school contest with top performers Paul Holcroft Leo Ringwald and others, earning recognition and expenses paid for travel to Pardue. It also lists officers elected for Madison Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons and reports a Lakeland visit by Mrs. J T Rice and her son Randall.
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Madison
Royal Arch Masons
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