Madson Post Office Listing Incomplete Notice
A damaged OCR fragment shows an address on East Main Street in Midson Indiana with unclear post office details and a 4 year advance purchase note. The legible element is the location at East Main Street.
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
3
Local Notes From Milton Kentucky 8th
Milto n Kentucky notes report visits and travel including Jola Stewart returning from Indiana with sister Mrs. Fred Green of Kent. Henry Althoff went to Campbellsburg on business and returned. Birth announced for Henry and wife’s daughter Hazel Clara. Hazel Clara ill under care of Dr Rand. O P Wood sold Carmel store to Stanley Preston and moves to farm to focus on stock raising. Ed Stockdale sold tobacco to Alfred Sparks at $12 per hundred. A J Stewart delivered tobacco to Snooks warehouse and praised prices. Mrs Howard Mouser of Osgood Indiana visiting Charles and Mary Neihouse. Professor Chester Hutt of Pryor Hill visited Eliza Preston. Rev C P Pilow to preach at Pleasant View church. Mrs Eliza beth Chandler improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jola Stewart
Indiana
Fred Green
Kent
Henry Althoff
Campbellsburg
Henry Sachleben
Hunters Bottom
Hazel Clara
Ashby Reidgers
BL Rand
O. P. Wood
Carmel
Stanley
Preston
Wood
Ed. Stockdale
Alfred Sparks
A. J. Stewart
Snooks
Howard Mouser
Osgood
Ind
Charles Neihouse
Chester Hutt
Pryor Hill School
Eliza Preston
C. P. Pilow
Pleasant View
Elizabeth Chandler
Aged father dies. burial planned. notes of local deaths
The aged father of Mr. Henry Meier the auctioneer died at his home on the Thomas ill Saturday morning. The remains were taken to Louisville on Monday morning's train for burial. Mr. and Mrs. John Tingle received news Monday of the death of their three week old granddaughter at Middle Pork. The bereaved family, Mr. and Mrs. Graham, have community sympathy. Several young men working for the Pennsylvania Co. visited home over the weekend. Ed Sehumian and Irvin Cran attended Clarence Vaughn's funeral. Neighborhood sick list shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meier
Thomas Ill
Louisville
John Tingle
Middle Pork
Graham
Pennsylvania Co
Eewin Morris
Columbus
Cecil Saylor
Perry Mouser
Crawfordsville
Raymond Jones
Wayne Jones
Pittsburg
Ed Sehumian
Irvin Cran
Antioch
Clarence Vaughn
Rushville Character Questions Clock In Bug House
Rushville on February 15 Tom Worthington a town character known for drinking but bright enough, was sent to the insane hospital at Madison. He challenged a clock on the wall asking if it was correct and why it was there, then promptly returned home after his remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Tom Worthington
Madison
Tom
Sloan's Liniment Promises Relief From Rheumatism Pains
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism neur algia and allied pains. It claims pain relief by dissolving blood congestion and restoring warmth with a vial priced 25c 50c and a larger $1 bottle offering six times the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
River steamers in decline forewarn future change
Capt. Robert Trambley predicts old style river packets on the Hitness and Mississippi will be phased out as boats shift to larger, more comfortable and efficient freight and passenger vessels. He argues for longer seasons, higher capacity, and gasoline barges to cut fuel costs, imagining a future where freight tonnage triples on the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Robert Trambley
Mississippi
Trombley
Streckfus
W.W
Father of Waters
Thenois
Aero Reustaboat
Inter
Tongue Twisting Query on Shrimps Shucking Dilemma
The poem from Youth's Companion debates whether a tongue twister speaker should cease shucking shrimp when warned by the shrimps who insist on dressing. It ponders whether to continue in the dark or stop amid the moral promptings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth
Two Sisters Reflect on Othello Death Scene
Two little sisters watched Othello and wondered if they kill a lady each night. One sister asks aloud and the other replies that actors pretend to die, noting it would be too expensive to actually kill someone every night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucey
Lucy
The Misanthropic Condor
The Century Magazine piece lampoons modern travel woes with a condor voice lamenting the air travel era. It frames humanity as strained by ubiquitous journeys and crowded skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Ising
Century Magazine
Golf Chest Claims Tie Increase in Chest Measurement
The item notes a claim about chest measurements growing by three inches during a golf match. It mentions a bet and a small silver cup won, reflecting playful sports banter from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sileging
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
My Black Hen and the Minister's Meal
A short verse notes a pretty little hen killed by a minister. The speaker quips that no weeping parents exist because they were an incubator, reflecting a satirical tone from an 19th century period publication.
Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted For Cold Ailments
An old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as relief for bronchial and throat complaints following a cold. It claims the remedy is safe for all ages and available in bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar, urging readers to try it.
Hitchcock Role in Indiana GOP Plan Revealed
A Indianapolis story describes Justice Hughes declining to be a presidential candidate and outlines Hitchcock led efforts to place Hughes or Roosevelt at the top. The plan envisions Hitchcock as national committee chairman and postmaster general, shaping patronage while avoiding direct clash with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles FE. Tawhes
Hughes
Hitehcock
Jasthce Hughes
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Theodore
Chicago
Nilional
Prieheeeh
Geuyans
Ladhana
Quiet Title Suit Over Jefferson County Real Estate
In Jefferson County Indiana Thomas C Lockard and Mary L Lockard sue to quiet title to a large tract in the southwest quarter of section 446 township north range east. The defendants include John Taylor Welbert Kendall and numerous unknown spouses widows heirs and devisees. The case seeks to establish ownership in fee simple as tenants by the entirety and names many specific individuals and heirs in the long list. The court orders service on unknown parties and sets hearing for the March term with Simeon Bl.fehind as attorney for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Tes
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit Court
Thomas C. Lockard
Mary L. Lockard
John Taylor
Welbert Kendall
Yelbert Kendall
Yelly Kendall
Any Kendall
William Vawter
Francis Vawter
John MeIntire
Eliza Melntire
John Melntire
Eliza MelIntire
John Melntire Cross
John McIntire Cross
Trueman
HH. Cross
Truman H. Cross
Edward Cross
Samuel T. Cross
Samuel T. Cross, Jr
John M. Cross
Mary Ann Cross
Frushland
Peter Schoenberger
Robert Chalfant
Robert Chalfiant
Dolin He Sullivan
Charlotta Sullivan
Folie UI
Sullivan
Wiliam Lo McCambell
Delilah Ty meCampbell
William J. McCumbell
Delilah T. McCampbell
William Stapp
William Stepp
Miargaret Stapp
Wialham Stapp
Hesband
Margarett Stapp
Willson DD
McCashind
Catherine McCaslind
Willow
Willian
Catherine McCas
Josephne Beiel
Doseph Bele
Hier
Hutshaned
Dosephine Eho
Enkawn
Witess
Hoceph Pew
Sali Cowbey
Vinsin Te Cordres
Heips
William Cord
Cora Glenn
Wites Glenn
Rufus Gale
Ruth Gale
Alijah W. Pitcher
Susan J. Pitcher
Susan
Abijah W. Pitcher
Theresa C. Pugh
Nina P. Smith
Seth Evan Smith
Robert C. Pugh
Eliza J. Wells
Rachel Cummins
Sarah McIntire
Sarah MeIntire
Harriett N. MeIntire
Harriett N. McIntire
Emily H. McIntire
Emily H. MeIntire
Mary G. MeIntire
Mary G. Melntire
Margaret MelIntire
Hus ‘Band
Margaret Melntire
Oliver B. Melntire
Oliver Bo. Melntire
Richard M. Salvers
Marcus D. Lott
Sia
Ross
Aise
William Cordrey
McClure
Geruy
Gabe
Iit
Medicis
Coty
Dinligny
Leah
DW. M. Prenatyt
JeMerson
Simeon BL Fehind
Attormey
Jobs Owst
Democratic workers denounced as riot ends Oriental Republican club meeting
In Indianapolis Feb 10 the Oriental Republican club in the north end faced a clash as officers resigned and were ejected after a confrontation over a Harry $8 New boom. The club endorsed Arthur Robinson amid accusations of political influence and a biased official organ avoided reporting the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Evers
Quintle
Democratic Workers of the Stile
Republican
Oriental Republican Club
Isidor Wallson
Shank
Arthur Robinson
The Way to Live Offers Eternal Hope in Thought
A meditation on life as a continuous journey beyond death urging praise of virtuous deeds. It emphasizes living well to avoid eternal evil and to create lasting blessings for others.
Pine Pine Tar Remedy For Children Coughs
Mothers urged to use Dr Bell's Pine Tar for children's cold symptoms. Pine loosens throat mucous and soothes lungs with honey for a pleasant cough remedy. Popular with families, 50c a bottle. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Mules Chew Tobacco at Champion Mine
Nevada City miners report mules at the Champion mine have learned to chew tobacco, with one mule torn pants while trying to pull a plug from a pocket. A lost mule was captured after luring it with tobacco, as foreman Thomas Gill led it home after a quiet approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada City
Champion
Champton
Thomas Gill
Confesses old crime of killing tentmate near Manila
W A Ojeda, a former soldier, surrendered to police admitting he killed George D Miller near Manila during the night of June 27 1903. He says Miller, who used the name George Moore, attacked him in camp four miles from Manila and he acted in self defense. Ojeda plans to atone and start anew after a troubled life. His family is in Cedar EF Tex and he claims to have grown up in Hollister Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Manila
W. A. Ojeda
Ojeda
George D. Miller
Omaha
George Moore
Cedar EF
Tex
Hollister
Cal
The Daring Sea Rover
Lieutenant Hans Berg, a German naval officer, is photographed as the captain who brought the captured British liner Appam across the Atlantic in a remarkable naval feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Berg
Atlantic
Armless Man Accused of Forging With Teeth
Burt McQuilkin, an armless man, was arrested in Terre Haute Indiana on forgery charges. Police allege he uses his teeth to wield the pen and forge signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Burt McQuilkin
McQuilkin
Death by Own Action Off Rochambeau Traveler
Mrs Joseph Corrigan wife of a New York police magistrate jumped from the French liner Rochambeau at sea and was never heard of again. She had nursed in a French hospital since the war began and her ill health is believed to have caused her death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Corrigan
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement cautioning mercury content
An old medical ad warns against mercury in salves for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and to be taken internally. It urges buyers to ensure genuine product and notes testimonials and drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. 3
Cheney & Co
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