AUIS Weekly Public Notices From The Herald
Fragmentary notice text shows weekly public notices compiled with sparse details. Readers should consult the Herald for full listings and official actions, including deadlines and locations.
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notice text shows weekly public notices compiled with sparse details. Readers should consult the Herald for full listings and official actions, including deadlines and locations.
Madison tobacco market weekly report notes lively receipts and stronger sales for Sealy E grade tobacco. Buyers active, prices steady across lots with dealers reporting good demand and stable markets.
The Madison newspaper item notes funerals for Mrs. Mary K. McNeo and Mrs. Sylvester, with details on visits and travel of relatives. It mentions railroad arrivals, a wedding, and community notices including county agent training at Purdue and local services.
A large Trinity church audience yesterday honored Prof Homer Long with a memorial service led by Dr J W Turner and with pastors and officials from city schools and clubs in attendance. Attendees included Dr Logan Rev Moods Edward Reed Simeon Leland Prof E O Muncie and many civic leaders.
HARRY W. HARGAN has sold his hardware store to Ernst and William Riedel. The sale includes stock and real estate and bases the purchase on a confidential price. The Riedels are sons of Mr and Mrs Jacob Riedel of Ryker's Ridge and bring broad experience in distribution and dealership. The retiring owner plans a vacation and the new firm is expected to prosper in Madison.
A Madison reader cites a local testimony about kidney health and weather related back pain. The witness describes using Dean's Kidney Pills with lasting relief and urges others to try the same remedy mentioned by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
Resolutions from the Madison Indiana Parent-Teachers Association mourn the loss of Homer Long, praising his service as a counselor and leader. The tribute requests copies sent to his family, newspapers, and records, and notes his impact on students and the Madison school community. The article also mentions tobacco market reports and a rural carrier civil service examination in Jefferson County.
Miss Mary Louise Conan Doyle daughter of the famed detective author travels in the United States for the winter planning to visit San Francisco and see more of the country. Harold J. Henry and Elizabeth M. Hass a well known local couple wed by Rev. J. W. Johnson at his North Madison home yesterday evening.
At a City School Board meeting this morning, Q Muncie was chosen superintendent to replace the late Prof Long. Earl Rogers becomes high school principal, with C R Schmitkin taking the grammar school post. Kenecett Shillman of Shelbyville is appointed to Schmitkin's former position and will arrive soon to begin duties.
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Market notes list prices for Timothy hay Timothy clover mix and alfalfa hay full ton prices around 28 to 30 dollars. Straw varieties priced per ton with oats and rye straw plus corn per bushel listed. Prices reflect wholesale quotations for farmers and feeders.
The funeral was held at Vail's chapel at 10 this morning and the body was buried in Sunngdale cemetery. The deceased, former Madison resident and widow of Robert Gray, died last Saturday at Marion in her 93rd year. She is survived by several children who accompanied the remains to Madison. The text notes a moral reflection on duty.
A long, vivid reminiscence unfolds about Earle Wereton’s poetry and Aaron Pestoo’s conflict with critics, ending with a plan to gift a helmet filled with double eagles to a beloved sister and the hero nephew. The tale traces family bonds, wartime memories, and a hopeful pledge for reconciliation and celebration.
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