Fragmentary Madison Notice Of Marriages And Local Events
The readable fragments report a marriage notice near Madison with names including Mr and Mrs and Diners, plus scattered references to local residents, a cradle of union proceeding, and family notices from a Cragmont area in Haute county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaab
Mary South
Cragmont
Ders Haute
Trac
Wanham
Coe de Chinapolis
John Miavesa
Rantoul Po
Mas
Bethlelem
County Commissioners Conclude Meeting On Appointments
The County Commissioners held a meeting to consider apportionments for official posts. They appointed BOOS Roberts as County Attorney and discussed roles for Miro Rebetsonawergeacbed and others in the absence of Tregt Hobape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boos Roberts
Miro
Tregt Ho Bape
Bathory Kooat
Sherby
Mass
Amd
Robert PR Davis
Fragments Describe Red Cross Aid Efforts and Local Events
The readable portions refer to Red Cross assistance and scattered social notes in the city. Details mention Mrs Marger and local gatherings, with references to weddings, brides, and community presence, all framed in a period newspaper voice.
National Banks Case Notes Remain Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references National Banks with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a date or action but omits key names places or outcomes, leaving the exact event and parties involved indeterminate.
Happy Couple Serenaded as Sergt May Transfer
A sergeant and Mrs Bocwert live in Chea othe bow apartments and may be transferred to another camp or detached to another branch. The Herald extends six congratulations to the happy young people. Japan employs 4 000 women on railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Lance Corps
Sergt
Bocwert
Japan
HUMPBACKED MEN IN DEMAND
A garbled advertisement and mystery excerpt describe an envelope factory and a rubber biscuits process. The text notes a coagulating agent and a drying stage, with references to a factory setting, workers, and the finished pale amber biscuits praised for purity and transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Officers and Crew of the Jacob Jones Sunk by Submarine
Washington reports the fate of the destroyer Jacob Jones sunk December 6 by a German submarine. The Navy Department releases details from the treatise by Bagley, noting officers and crew were unable to be saved and boats were launched to attempt rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Jones
Washington
Navy Department
Treat
Bagley
Voy Rey
Teers
Propaganda Rumor Factory Tackles War News
Washington reports pro German propagandists flood rumor mills with sensational claims about U S troop delays food sends in aid to allies and U boats sinking ships The International News Service exposes these tales as half truths and fabrications asserting U S troops and munitions move normally and no unusual U boat activity occurs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
International News Service
Germany
Wilson
The Grant Monument Contract and Progress at Capitol
The Grant Monument in Washington was contracted on August 10, 1903. Completion was to occur in five years, with extensions granted. Architectural work is finished. cavalry and artillery groups are in place. bas reliefs and the equestrian statue remain to be placed. total congress authorization is 240000 dollars plus 10000 for design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Beware of Ointments for Oatarkh
Beware of ointments for oatarkh that contain mercury. Mercury destroys the sense of smell and deranges the nervous system through mucous surfaces. Such articles should be used only on prescription from reputable physicians. Hall's Otarrhic Care contains no mercury and is taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 3. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ruledo
Ohio
Obensy £& Co
Druggidts
I Am a Playwright Who Won a Husband
A theater manager recalls a would be playwright who pursued him with a manuscript and a plea for reading. After a long chase the manuscript vanished and the woman revealed she was a seasoned playwright seeking his interest. She refused his marriage proposal stating she already has a husband. An excrient play by her has since been produced. Japan has 11 shipbuilding yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orefferneren
Sta Soast
Danny
Spd
Paton
Whielk Powoul
Five Year Old Mary Rous Dies in Vevay Family
Mary Rous aged five years and six months died at her daughter Mrs Bon Davis home after a brief illness. The Rous family origin traces to Pry Fork Colorado and the couple raised six children near Vevay. Funeral services were held at the Davis home and burial followed beside her husband in Vevay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rous
Bon Davis
Theaerdt
Reus
Rous
Mary Cole
Pry Fork
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Madison Herald
Madison
Panuary
Oto Mrad Mis Nectevas
North Woodhut Street
Frank
Dion
Josep Bois
Minnie Seis
Maria Dentro
Bob
Court News
Lubactu Sales
Phetotecco
the Red Cross
Tobreco
Ataiban
Ted
Loraers
Ted RF
Osea
National Banks
Labon Bureau
Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Seymour
BB & O
North Vernon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana Public Service Commission
New Zealand
Baris E Mart
Dalbowrys
Stenouruber
Nell Chenents
Leonard Pail
First National Bank
Edward Kampe
David Johnson
Wee Haruff
Weyer
Richard Johnson
Louis Po Scheik
Joseph F. Niesse
M. FF. Pierbst
James
Cochrane
Messenger
Earl Douglas
Canada
Broom Aesistaner
Atedlatas
Thas
House of Representatives
House
Duroplace Hedmet
Mechinmes
Va. Leong Eyperonce
Tedea
Grant Monument
Western Newspaper Union
Nrs
Vevay
Switzerland County
Son Sale Deposit & Trust Co
Orpodus
Leading Trust Company
Indiana
John W. Tevis
Pres
AW. Cornett
W. HH. Miller
H. L. Lyon
Sec
John Clements
Treas
SQN
J.W Cor
Ee Vet Coe VR Ap
Dee
Humphreys
Homeo. Elect
Wallin Street
New York
Villan St
Mississippi Assembly
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