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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

7

Numerous travelers noted on morning trains and local notices

Madison columns record Miss Elizabeth Locher and Miss Louise Zepf traveling to Indianapolis and New York respectively, Mrs. Finch returning to Indianapolis after Lancaster visit, and other residents venturing to Dana Paria Crossing Covington and Heyre. Local fines issued for intoxication and provoke conduct. Distillery expert Wilkerson stricken, Mr. Culp named for North Vernon post office, health survey cooperation discussed with the federal service. Buckwheat supply note and a statistic on music spending in America.

Elizabeth Locher Indianapolis Jamear Jeffries Newcastle Juobn Jeffries Madison Towne Louise Zepf New York Pereman Zepf Mra. C. N. Finch Lancaster Charles Whitlips W. H. Reed J. T. Harley Kent Road Dana Holland Morrin Michael McLaughlin Mea H.R. Petit Maggie Crows Covington Heyre Squire Stuart Robert Callie Kentucky Coate Tie Schuler Hollis William Wilkerson Richewood William Lucht Clarence Ke Furnish Monza Township Henry Poole George Wilson Poole Wilson

Delightful Picnic At St Marys School Chautauqua Park

Yesterday afternoon St Marys school children enjoyed a delightful picnic at Chautauqua Park under Father Bauer and Footstool Club supervision. Prizes were awarded for foot races and contests, with marshmallows, sewing boxes, and a doll among rewards, and lemonade, ice cream, cake, and sandwiches served during an event filled with games and swings.

St. Mary's School Chautauqua Park Father Bauer Footstool Club Adastos Fan Sylvester Lusteneberger Anna Bott Repouis Kellar Florence Schneider Haviland China Plate Willian Kasper Resita Kasper Joseph Hunger Bat Leonard Fertig

Cost Per Foot For Main Street Paving Options

The plan estimates per front foot costs for Main Street from Broadway to Walnut for creosoted wood or brick per foot 0 to 10 dollars sheet asphalt 7 to 9 dollars asphaltic concrete 5 to 6 dollars The city covers intersections and the street car company lays eight feet of center right of way The contractor must guarantee five years of street repair

Main Street Broadway Walnut Street Tte

Bee Camp Road Repair Restores Safe Travel After Wrecked Bridge

The Madison iod Roads Association and Milton Township residents completed rapid repairs on the Bee Camp wrecked bridge on the Brooksburg Madison Road. H S Merrill Thomas H Oliver and Clifford McKay led the effort with county and township officials arranging labor teams and equipment. Edward J Wolf County Commissioner earned praise for dedicating himself and helping with on site labor.

Iod Roads Association of Madison Bee Camp Brooksburg Thos. H.oliver Clifford McKay Good Roads Ansociation Milton Towneship County Com County Commission Edwin M. Stanton Clyde Heath Edward J. Wolf

Electric Bitters Promised To Aid Weak and Nervous

Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a premier health tonic for tired, weak and nervous people. Claims improved appetite and vitality for stomach liver and kidneys with testimonials from Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York. Available 60 cents or one dollar at Harper's drug store.

O' Rhinevault Vestal Center N.Y Harper's Drug Store

Expensive Circular Barn Planned Near Clinton County Farm

A Frankfort builder Seymore Clendenning constructs a costly circular barn on a Clinton County farm two miles southwest of Mule Herr. The 10 foot diameter central silo and surrounding drive give full access, the project estimated at 3500 dollars. Nearby, James Hiestand, a noted local farmer, dies at Sellersburg after heart trouble, survived by a widow and two children. Coroner Moores from Jeffersonville reports the death.

Frankfort Ind Lune Seymore Clendenning Firs Farm Muleherr Farmaa Chaton Tao Bis Tome Sds Ferstuirys James Hresstand Bey Sue Perioduerd Prohinam Moootes Beffersonville Selterstirre Priestand Sellersburg Peis Clara Coleman Sellersbury James Hiestaund Webb Jeffersonville

Painting The Good Painting The Good By Martin

A narrative fragment traces an artist named Martin working with a model in a studio. The text describes dialogue on character and morality as the sitter responds to prompts about good and evil, with a focus on the sitter’s temperament and the artist’s experimental method. The piece unfolds as a literary reminiscence of creative process and personal interaction.

Aatern Aewelg Ito Opfone Lora Crodoor Studi Sivbo Cate Indy Frank Tov Evi

Fragmented OCR notes on heat medicine and a moral dilemma

The text contains scattered references to cattle remedies and a King’s New Medicine brand, mixed with a quoted exchange about love and deception. A final exchange shows a denial and a claim of truth in a conflicting correspondence.

Resolutions on Death of Evelyn Wells Bell in Madison

The Madison church group records the death of Evelyn Wells Bell. They express sincere mourning and sympathy for her family and publish resolutions in the Silver Cross and local newspapers. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to the family and entered in the minutes. Committeemembers Ada Colgate Claire in Josephine L Cadzow Marguerite Berseh.

The Traction Company Roglish Scottsburg Lexington Charlestown Madison Evelyn Wells Bell Imma Scott Silver Cross Ada Colgate Claire In Josephine L. Cadzow Marguerite (. Berseh Committer

Prisoners To Work On County Highways Under Acts

Section 30b of the Acts of Kile authorizes county commissioners to employ able bodied prisoners on public highways and other works, with sheriffs enforcing rules. The policy may alter the county jail’s public image. In other notes, over thirty thousand select children in Los Angeles are studying gardening.

Kile Board of Commissioners Loa Angeles

Fragmentary Trade Notice With Odd Pricing Fragments

Readable portions show a damaged ad or notice listing items like books and medicines with erratic pricing. It mentions prepaid receipt terms and a few names, though many terms are garbled. The fragment hints at a sale or promotion with unclear product references.

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Henry Server Roy Helen Spicer Paria Croasing Louis Spicer Culp North Vernon James Newton Culp Dixon S. Sanitary Survey of Ohio River State Board of Health Rupert Blue United States Public Health Service Indiana Board WW. EF. King Indiana Public Health Service Reah Children of St. Mary's Schoo Clinton Chinton County i Mir Greorge Mitchell Campenre Sellersbury, Ind New Haven Road Pranident Meilen Viee Mr Heaney Peru Martin Weppas Cao Viebiet Amr Dssentier Oradis Tracy EMS Cnn Weolta Addy King King's Yoeur Caves Madison Investment Company Fi Fiata Lithe Association Madison, Ind Ebersole N. T. Drake Masonic Bldg
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