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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references fishing in an old mill pond and mentions names, places, and dates in a late 19th or early 20th style. The readable pieces indicate a casual note about fishing activity and historical references without a clear event or outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment references a store named Sharper's and mentions skin salve branding and unclear product notes. It appears to be part of a larger local advertisement or notice with scattered phrases about goods and possibly a deceased proprietor.
A brief notice describes a young couple eloping in a vehicle and then marrying. The fragment mentions names and a dramatic choice, with unclear details but notes a fast, secret ceremony and subsequent life changes after the event.
Fragmentary OCR item notes L. W. Sisk aged 62 with partial address clues and scattered garbled text. No coherent events, dates, or locations emerge from the readable fragment.
Unclear note reports President withdraws Nicholson nomination as ambassador to Portugal due to declined offer, indicating a formal reversal of a prior appointment. The message references Meredith Nichabe and Mintester, but details are garbled.
An auto race accident on the speedway track killed driver Judeanapoli and injured others. The vehicle skidded and overturned. two ambulances were sent, and Martin’s body and Ajram were taken to the city as investigators worked the scene.
The article notes higher dividend payments by New York banks, including industrial companies, as quarterly dividends and earnings announce stronger payouts. It highlights a rising payout trend, with attention on Wall Street earnings and the overall financial market response.
In a tense scene pilot Lysander Tatem faces a moral test as danger looms during a flight with his daughter Katherine. After a near disaster, banker Hazen reveals safeguards and urges reconciliation, leaving Tatem torn between pride and Katherine’s happiness.
By order from the Jefferson Circuit Court Sheriff Frank Moray announces a public auction at the Madison Court House on July 7 between 10 am and 4 pm. It covers Lot 66 Old Town Madison and the deed chain from Abraham Lincoln Schmida to Curtin Marshall dated March 12, 1930. If rents fall short, full ownership may be sold at public outcry to satisfy the writ.
Fire official W EF Langley urges cleanup of yards and alleys and closure of stable and packing rooms. Secure cellar windows and rooftops, dampen any potentially dangerous area. Follow fireworks ordinances and avoid small Chinese firecrackers which cause more property damage. Keep cool and vigilant.
Lawrenceburg reports a rapid wedding near Rockdale when Rev. Facob Kl Sipe, Dearborn County reviewer, was roused at night to marry Alfred de Cook and Myrtle Sheets as the bride lay critically ill. The ceremony occurred with the bride positioned on a bed for support.
In Columbus Indiana on June 26 a large family headed by Shepherd Scofield from St Louis Croasing is bedfast. The parents suffer Brights disease and all ten children are afflicted with measles. Also announced the abolition of the Gray ford post office in Jennings county with rural carrier service from Vernon.
An 1886 Toledo advertisement oath pledges the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co. to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured. includes a notary public and testimonial solicitation. The snippet also notes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, plus scattered population and production stats for Milwaukee Buffalo and Missouri.
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