Madison Herald items reflect holiday social notes and land sale
The Madison Herald reports visits from Mrs. James Sheets and Clarence Burton of Cincinnati and others arriving for holidays. Lieutenants Clapp and Luckett, recently mustered out, are seen in town. A land sale contract is recorded in the office of Attorney Bonerson Lemen, involving Moritec township parcels for $3,100 with deed by February 28, 1911. The remains of Edward Latta are shipped to Porte Haute for burial. the Dunn family funeral is noted.
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James Sheets
Clarence Burton
Cincinnati
Herbert Bear
Indianapolis
Chicago
Irene Dunn
Echo
John W. Luckett
Tromble County
Camino Parlor
Dios
Hanover
Charles Lowe
Kent
Emerson Lemen
Dean Lir
Kew
Sisco
Edward Latta
Cragnent
Ielen
Frank Dunn
Tants
Wall Street
Outauk
S. R. McAloy
First Baptist Church
Springdale Cemetery
Bonerson Lemen
Jesse Fo Caster
Harry Lemen
Moritec Township
Kate Smith
Idate Neal
Private Floyd Lee Wounded in France During War Service
War Department telegram announces Private Floyd Lee of Ti south Poplar street is severely wounded in France while serving with the field artillery in the Kadon Division. He is 20, enlisted in Indianapolis last April. his brother Private Clifford Lee also serves in France with Battery E, 43d Field Artillery. Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Ling were held at the home on West Main Street. interment was in Loresdale Cemetery. Marriage licenses issued include Earl Griffin with Asci Martin and Charles Singleton with Laura Montfort.
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Wilkie Lee
South Poplar Street
Bob Lee
France
Lee
Field Artillery
Kadoon
Indianapolis
Clifard Lee
43D Field Artillery
Elizabeth Ling
J. W. Turner
Po Oocheck
West Main Street
Lorsdale Cemetery
Pelle
Licens
Eerl Griffin
Asci Martin
Charles S. Singleton
Laura Montfort
Henry County
S. Kk. McIlpin
Baptist Parsonage
Property deeds and tobacco bids from Kentucky notices
Frankie Totten transfers Dupont property to Nora Clouston for 1800 dollars. Earl R. Littell and others sell Dupont property to Frank R. Niehela for 625 dollars. Brown sells 4 acres in Madison township to Oliver Simmons for 250 dollars. Two Bourbon County girls realize the highest tobacco bid in Paris Kentucky at 38 cents per hundred, with offerings fined in an old notice.
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Frankie Totten
Nora Clouston
Dupont
Earl R. Littell
Frank R. Niehela
Brown
Oliver Simmons
Madison Township
Bourbon County
Paris
Death of Mrs Henry Pfister in Columbus Indiana
Telegram from relatives reports Mrs Henry Pfister died at 9 am at home in Columbus after a long tuberculosis illness. She was born in the city, aged 38, daughter of Aneel and Thomas. Survived by husband Mr Henry Pfister and child, moved from Marion to Columbus thirteen years ago. Also leaves two sisters Mrs Frank Gray of Fall Creek and Myre Frank Cool of Ludo ie.
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Columbus
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Cemetery Street
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Malion
Lumbus
Pfister
Empove Doi
Posocosmanades
Frank Gray
Fall Cry
Myre
Frank Cool
Ludo, Ie
MISS LIZA'S LILIES
A brief feature notes Miss Lizas lilies highlighted in a local garden display. The piece lists varieties and praises their fragrance and color, urging readers to visit the display.
Farm Romance Ends with Model Farm Alliance
Elise seeks consent for marriage to Harry Duke amid her father Reed’s farm skepticism. Duke proves himself by planning a model farm with scientific methods, earning Reed’s approval as he vows to hire staff and work under advice to demonstrate modern agriculture.
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Father
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Elise
Jones Farm
Lise
Reed
Tam
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Henry Ludwig Dies at Home After Illness
Henry Ludwig a resident died at his north Jefferson Street home this morning after a long illness from a complication of diseases. He was born in Germany and aged 41. He worked at the Pearl packing plant for years and was active in the Lutheran Church. Survived by wife Mrs George Diedrich, Mrs Frank Schumick, Private Erville Ludwoll in France, and Philip and Elizabeth at home.
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North Jefferson Street
Tovclock
Germany
Blesides
Wadow
Childern
George Diedrich
Frank Schumick
Ervile Ludwoll
France
Philip and
Elizabeth
Rounded Out Lives
A reflective piece on how greetings shape business outlook and daily relations. It argues that interpersonal courtesy influences outcomes, citing the golden rule as a steadfast guide for تعامل and workplace harmony. The text emphasizes mutual consideration when people are closely grouped.
Advice to Girls Remorse Memory Motto
A short item from the Philadelphia Record quotes a grim maxim on marriage and social judgment. The note urges girls who cannot wed their ideal to marry another girl’s proxy partner and closes with a wry remark on sour memories.
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Philadelphia Record
Hunger Map Warns Europe Faces Food Shortage
The piece outlines a looming European food crisis with Ukraine and other nations cut off from supplies. It cites Belgians Greeks Italians and other populations facing hunger while calling for sustained wartime exports to avert widespread famine and social upheaval.
Funeral notices for Virginia Williams and Henry Pfister
Remains of Mrs. Virginia Williams aged 71 arrived from Chicago for a Madison funeral and Springdale cemetery burial. She was widow of Pat Williams, formerly a riverman and caterer, survived by daughters Ida and Jessie Clark of Chicago. Also noted is Mr. Harry Krueger leaving Kent for Salt Lake City after army service. Funeral services for Mrs. Henry Pfister from Columbus included husband and seven children and relatives. grave services led by Rev. W. W. Logan with family pallbearers. Berlin reports Von Hindenburg planning a new front behind the neutral line.
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Chicago
Springdale Cemetery
Pat Williams
Madison
Ida Clark
Jessie Clark
Harry Krueger
Herman Krueger
Kent
Salt Lake City
Utah
Krueger
Army
Florida
Naval Aviation Corps
Henry Pfister
Columbus
Fred Pfister
Charles Austermuhle
Indianapolis
Ansel Thomas
W. W. Logan
Humphreys Homeo Remedies for Protozoidal Ailments Ad
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies listed for many conditions from fevers to whooping cough. It claims external use benefits and offers the product through Humphreys homeopathic corner at William and Ann Streets in New York, urging readers to take the Herald.
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