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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
1
Cabos 111 Nest Main Surees
Madison Indiana January 13 1921 local notice lists a parish or property event with unnamed parties and a date readable from the fragment. It references a public action or sale and a filing or assessment context in a small town record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabos
Jefferson County Funds and Local Marriage Licenses
The state apportions 10617.20 to Jefferson County for school funds. Clerk Nichols issued marriage licenses to Earl Rea and Edna A. Starke and later to Ray E. Sherman and Leona B. Keel. A Scott County couple Luta F. Blocher and Avis E. Kimick were wed by Rev. W. S. Rader. The article also notes stowaway arrivals from Cork and additional licenses issued in Newport News and Clark County cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nichols
Earl Rea
Edna A. Starke
Ripley County
P. C. Lewin
Aberdeen
Luta F. Blocher
Avis E. Kimick
Scott County
W. S. Rader
Weat Street
Clerk Nichols
Ray E. Sherman
Leona B. Keel
William B. Guynn
Lexington
Ind
Dick E. Warman
Hanover Township
Peter J. MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Dennis O'Callaghan
Frank H. Lory Sr. Dies in Smyrna Township
Frank H. Lory Sr., a respected Smyrna township citizen, died at his home from pleurisy after a brief illness. He was about 70 and is survived by his widow, four sons, two daughters, and a brother. Children include Frank Jr. in the county and Howard, Joe, and Clarence, with daughters Gladys MacElfresh and Susie Walker, all of Indianapolis, plus Henry Lory of North Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Lory
Smyrna Township
Frank Lory, Jr
This County
Howard
Joe
Clarence Jory
Gladys MacElfresh
Susie Walker
Indianapolis
Henry Lory
North Vernon
Real estate auction of late George A Ditt gen estate
Curtis Marshall as administrator of George A Ditt gen's estate reports a public auction held at 11 this morning. The store on North West street sold to P. J. Frenz of Brazil Indiana for 1400 dollars. The Northwest corner building sold to Frenz for 395 dollars. A Fifth street brick residence near Poplar sold to Patrick Lowry for 165 dollars. Hillside land on North Jefferson street bought by William Ogden for 5 dollars. Chris J. Kohl acted as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Marshall
George A. Dittgen
Circuit Court
North West Street
P. J. Frenz
Brazil
Ind
Fifth Street
Poplar Street
Patrick Lowry
Jefferson Street
William Ogden
Chris J. Kohl
County Library Board Names Agnes Miess Bishop Director
County Commissioners appoint Agnes Miess Bishop of Canaan as a library director with another director to be chosen at the February session. Superintendent Pender raises salary to 2406.50 per year under merit rules. Mrs. Carl Henning of Hanover and Dr. Vincent Shepherd of Dupont join the board. The petition to raise pay was signed by seven of ten township trustees led by M. Brenley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miess Agnes Bishop
Canaan
Pender
Carl Henning
Hanover
Vincent Shepherd
Dupont
A M. Brenley
Madison
William
Farmers halt 1921 tobacco sales at Madison courthouse
A large crowd of tobacco farmers gathered at the Madison court house and Peoples Warehouse on Madison Street. They urged stopping the 1921 crop sales and holding tobacco for higher prices, with votes favoring a stop. Committee named to draft resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Jefferson Street
Broadway
Law Strong
Mateheed
George Bomberlacin
Edwin M. Stapten
St.aetary
Ao Oricans
Charles Meeks
Cri County
Kyo
Orey Pee Qe
C. M. Dean
Carrollton
Burley Tobacco Crowers Association of
Kentucky
Lexington
Dean
Carrenton
Perry Gains
Robert Craig
F. A. Gains
Edward Stanton
James Firth
Frank Copeland
Madison
Main Street
Walnut Street
Poplar
Madison area notes and local court actions recorded
In Madison on December 24 Avra OF Hand of Wirt Indiana married Jonerson Lemen acted as attorney for estates. Local pensions issued first Spanish War veteran pension in Jefferson County. Multiple estate settlements and divorce actions noted along with property transfers. Funeral services for Kate Middleton held in Madison with pallbearers listed. An aeroplane named Paramount sighted over Madison. Local obituaries and miscellaneous notices wrap the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathe Russell
Cragmont
Jeffersonville
Haigh
Hazel Barber
Canaan
Indianapolis
Central Business College
Lemon and Cooper
Melvin King
Olba Jackson
Eva F. Jackson
Jackson
Jonerson Lemen
Keppelsheimer
Madison Lodge of Elks
Hield Bast Mht
RR. Suizer
William Wy. Eckert
H.R. Clements
Thomas Finnegan
I.ty
Andius Cgrobmeyer
Jobo Co
Tobacco sales in Madison yield modest totals and price ranges
Yesterday at the Peoples warehouse eight tobacco crops were sold with no rejections. Average across sales was 14.51 dollars per hundred pounds, with Bayard Kennett and others posting low to high price spreads. The Madison Tobacco Men's Association met at Hotel Jefferson, reelected officers, and dropped the Sales Supervisor role, with warehouse and buyer fees revised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Peoples Warehouse
Bayard Kennett
Albert Kennett
B. F. Hudsell
H. Hudsell
May Howell
Graham Howell
Thomas F. Blake
Henry Tull
Madison Tobacco Men’s Association
Hotel Jefferson
W. H H. Snook
Bayard Hughes
Idn Gregory
Death of Mrs George Wake At Doe Run Home
Mrs George Wake died at her Doe Run home after a long illness. She was 12 years old and survived by a husband two sons and four daughters. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Shhulz at First Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment in Springdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Middleton
Portsmouth
Ohio
Schneider
W. O W. Logan
Springdale Cemetery
George Wake
Doe Run
Shhulz
First Baptist Church
Springdale
Super Silkworms Spin Their Silks in Colors
The Osigian silk industry leader Doro Vartan K. Osigian develops a super silk worm that spins cocoons twice the size and silk in colors. The Osigian nursery in New Orleans is a major center for production with worms producing 10 to 15 fibers per minute and cocoons ready in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himeself Doro Vartan K. Osigian
Parker Burbank
Whiell
New Orleea
Sci Tele de
Die St
Tikal
Rickets Ravage a Vienna Child and Relief Drive
A Vienna child aged six struggles to walk due to rickets while American aid groups form the European Relief Council to appeal for funds. The piece also notes India rubber cloth patent history and Princess Mary’s $30,000 annual annuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
America
European Relief Council
Funda
India
England
Mary of
Homer
U.S. Farm Crops Value Drops Amid Lower Acreage
Government estimates show total crops worth 5.0 billion dollars as acreage shrinks to 851 million acres. Wheat and corn yields fall from 1910 figures with corn totaling 8.232 billion bushels valued at 2.180 billion dollars, reflecting declines from last year’s levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waloneter
Surikane
Artom
Hadta Daven Crepes
Department of Agriculture
Ship Swallows Eel Disrupts Kittery Ferry Service
The Alice Howard swallowed an eel prompting temporary halt of ferry service between Kittery Maine and Portsmouth while marine doctors treated the ship. The eel was found in the feed tank after investigation into the digestive disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Alice Howard
Kittery
Paroled Farmers Report for December Term After Sentences
Albert Killard of Menffee county and Dillard Sparks and Stort Florton of Estil county were sentenced to three months in jail at the federal term in session. They asked parole due to crops and were released on their word of honor to report in December. All appeared when the court opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Eye
Albert Killard
Menffee County
Dillard Sparks
Stort Florton
Estil County
Grodno Battle Eyewitness Describes Polish Victory Front
Warsaw correspondent reports on Grodno siege with Polish forces decisively defeating Soviet troops. He details large Bolshevik formations, harsh occupation measures, destruction, and the role of Polish scouts and civilians in the defense and relief of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grodno
Russia
Onese
London Times
Warsaw
Hete
Walla
Tellowend
Aegr Ff
Tore
Ambiguous Town Names and Historic Delays in Charles Town
Fragments describe a dispute over a town name and the division of an area into two words Whartes Dewi amid railroad and telegraph links. References to Charles Town, interments at Chartes West, and shipments to Charleston imply historic confusion and delays in official actions and documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vow
Daupeston
Gut Teres
Gebersdhy
Charles Powu
Cheorks
Tamnike Tistibes
Charleston
Charles Town
Young Again at Fifty Thyroid Therapy Lifts London Actress
Connie Keds, former principal actress at the Gintety theater in London, reports dramatic vitality after four months of thyroid treatment. She has had twelve injections and says fatigue is unknown, though she fears turning into a monkey-like unusual. She also notes heart issues are resolved despite continued smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treci P
Connie Keds
Gintety Theater
London
America
Hais
Au Ditent
Absinthe Returns to France Amid Smuggled Names
Reports claim absinthe has reappeared in France under various disguises after wartime prohibition. Authorities note posters show the iconic glass and sugar spoon with the word Finally to lure addicts back to the green liquor despite the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
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Frank H. Lory, Sr
People’s Warehouse
Court House
Oscar Hammel
J. G. W. Adams
Church Street
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Margaret Cole
Robert Hall
Jefferson St
Paul P. Sheldon
Avra OF Hand
Wirt
Ferrell
Vevay Reveille
Court News
Edward Porius
Stella Moo Ford
Deran Alowadee
Commedian
Lene
Cooper
Wodean Bava Ktobinson
I. Preg Nay
Estes of Stage
Nay
Witterness
Lennen
Sie
Irv Moore
Dian
Mr Reed
Harvey J. Zearing
Messrs
Samuel Steigerwald
John W. Allen
Isaac Antle
Charles M. Chapman
John McGuire
Ellison McGuire
Tobacco Men's Association
Electa
Mr. George Wake
Rickets
Agricultural Department
Crodno
Extraordinary Commission
Nikolaieff
Red Army
Moscow
Karl Marx Club
Cultural and Enightment Committee
Polih
Geetadl
Doanet
Belator
Grodna
Redo Army
Stndlensky
Tonet
Fide Commmunists
Othe Bote
John Brown
Absinthe
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