Madison Herald weekly edition notes varied local visits
Mrs James Armstrong of Hranswick Georgia visits sister Mrs Clarence Oliver. Ada Colgate departs for Indianapolis for a summer course in millinery and French. Eagle Cotton Mill Company grants armiplayes a week vacation. Father Barron visits from Kelinburg. John Bo Sinkhorn returns to visit his mother Mrs Tauy Sinkhorn. Sherley Noide and children Dorothy and Roberta return to Newport, Ky. Frank M Hall's remains are shipped to Indiana for burial. Mr and Mrs Joseph Schinged from Danville Ill leave after visiting Madison. Dr F E Cook travels to Beebe Ohio and then New York for postgraduate work. children stay with relatives. Harry Crevier returns home to Phoenix after visiting Madison. Elmer F Scott and son travel from Columbus Ohio for Methodist Centenary. Prothadwin Memel from Cincinnati plays in the orchestra. Philotmon Walker returns from military service to Dayton. Melvin King and daughters depart for Denver. King plans to resume coal business after Sept. Carl Denton returns from army discharge at Canebastion Kentucky. C B McCoy of Colorado in Madison after 35 years, now Santa Fe engineer. Mexican Government blocks American oil drillers spurring State Department action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Armstrong
Hranswick
Georgia
Clarence Oliver
Ada Colgate
Indianapolis
Eagle Cotton Mall Company
John Bo Sinkhorn
Brunswick, Ga
Tauy Sinkhorn
North Mulberry Street
Sherley
Dorothy
Roberta
Newport
Mes
Joseph Schinged
Danville
Peter Willick
East Fourth Street
FE. C. Cook
Beebe
Ohio
Cook
New York City
Harry Crevier
Wlw. Crevier
Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
Texas
Crovier
Madison
Four Men Arrested for Liquor Violations in Indiana Trip
Deputy U S Marshal Whicker and Sheriff Monroe rounded up four men charged with liquor violations for bringing liquor into Indiana. Arrested were James Eaglin John Humphreys George Graves and James Tate. Tate posted bond for appearance in Judge Andersons court next Monday with James Barnes as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kk. Whicker
City
Indianapolis
Sherif Monroe
Peter Kretmer
State of
Indiana
James Eaglin
John Humphreys
George Graves
James Tate
Tate
Tadianipolis
Mar Bal Wicker
Anderson
Madison to Install Modern City Fire Alarm System
Mr CG Furman of The Gamewell Company Chicago arrived to install a new two circuit storage battery switchboard metal battery rack meter generator and ten lightning arrestors in Madison. The project, supervised by Thomas C Lockard, will repaint repair and test all alarm boxes wires and components and should finish in about one week to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Furman
Gamewell Fare Alarm Telegraph Co
Chicago
Madison
Thomas C Lockard
Gamewell Company
Officers Installed In Juniata Tribe No 24 Meeting
At a regular Juniata Tribe No 24 Improved Order of Reed Men session in the Wigwam on the Pythian building last night, officers were installed by Deputy Great Sachem William Po Peddie for the coming term. Clarence Hoffman serves as Sachem with Arthur Jones as Senior Sagamore and Clifford W. Schiphorst as Junior Sagamore. Other officers include John F. Buck Prophet Oliver Baglin First Sannap Lewis F. E. Moore Second Sannap Herman Schiphorst First Warrior Henry K. Bente Jr Second Warrior Howard F. Understeller Third Warrior Cleonbo Hewatt Fourth Warrior Kares W. Cook First Brave Arthur Ferguson Second Brave Manly W. Bentz Third Brave Willian Po Peddie Fourth Brave William Berseh Guard of Wigwam Charles Mo Kuuvebel Guard of Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
William Po Peddie
Clarance Hoffman
Arthur Jones
Sagamore
Herman Sctiphort
Henry K. Bente, Jr
Howard F. Understeller
Cleon Bo Hewatt
Kares W. Cook
Arthur Ferguson
Manly W. Bentz
Willian Po Peddie
William Berseh
Waigwal
Charles Mo Kuuvebel
Elida Barnes and Vernon Clare Elopa in Flight Romance
In a sensational tale from The Herald a local romance ends in danger and elopement. Aviator Vernon Clare helps Elida Barnes flee under a full moon aboard a speeding craft, the upper cornice damaged and gasoline fumes noted, prompting village excitement and a joyfully altered couple.
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Poe
Leta
Valerous
Elida
Vernon Clare
Frockton
Tabitha
Elida Barnes
Elida Baeruca
Elida Clara
Estate of Joseph Lawler settlement filed in court
Final settlement report for the estate of Joseph Lawler was filed by administrator George W. Pheasant in court this morning with Judge Bear acting as attorney for the estate. Mary L. Lynch was granted a divorce from George Henry Lynch and restored to her maiden name Cosby. Crown Point notes Lake county June tax settlement reaching $1,981,000, the largest for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lawler
George W. Pheasant
P. EF. Bear
Mary L. Lynch
George Henry Lynch
Cosby
Harry Lemen
Crown Point
Lake County
General orders border raid into Mexico sparks clash at Juarez
Brigadier General James Bo Erwin ordered U S troops to cross into Mexico within ten minutes, sending about 600 soldiers to Juarez after a woman was killed and several wounded in fighting between Villa and Carranza forces. The U S force routed the Villistas after a brief engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bo Erwin Tid
United States
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Juarez
Fragmentary Notes on Early Indians Tokens and Medals
A garbled fragment describes a bronze piece in three sizes with the motto U Peace and Friendship on the reverse. The obverse shows a bust of Thomas Jefferson, and references a Westinghead mint, with notes about silver and bronze strikes and historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westitnghead
Thomtias Jetferson
Aviators to Patrol Woods in Northern Minnesota
W. Cox proposes Hydro-Johnesota air patrols over expansive forest lands to detect fires via drone-like flying tech and an air station near Lake Superior. Former rangers would pilot patrols with state aid, enabling rapid fire location and response across St. Louis and Cook counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
W. To Caw
Cox
Carl C. van Dyke
Lake Superior
Minn
State Forestry Department
United States
Canada
Aft
St. Leas
Cook Counties
Cox O
Desert Pal and the Desert Passed wedding ends case
In a Western tale a crowd gathers as a wagon ferries key documents for a widow's case. Bart pursues Walfe Dysart who steals papers tied to the widow’s suit. Dysart is captured after a chase with a horse named Whizz. The papers are recovered and Dysart is jailed. A wedding procession follows, as the Desert Passed becomes a rose covered road to justice.
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Dss
Walfe Teysart
Bart
Wolfe Dysart
Paget
Agenen
Toysurt
Jeysart
Dysart
Grizzly Bear From Asia Affects Historical Accounts
Fragmented text references a grizzly bear with disputed origins and historic mentions. It cites Lewis and Clark, naming by Natur alist, and varied theories about its lineage and behavior. The piece blends misrendered names and places, presenting an era of exploration and natural history confusion.
Old Transcontinental Trails Through Early America
Immigrant routes described as the great long highway across the land to rivers and forks into Ohio Valleys. The report notes Boone’s trail to Mother Tong Gap, Braddock’s Road to the Youghiogheny, and Cumberland Road as major historic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Golden Cute
Wheeling
Plotemue
Ohio Valles
Mothertind Gap
PS48
Statue of Ole Bull Honors Bergen in Quiet Park
In Bergen a statue of Ole Bull stands in the park, capturing the city’s reverence for its famed violinist. The piece depicts him as ready to play, listening to rain and birds, turning nature into violin sound, contrasting with bustling market scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Ole Bull
Norway
The Clocks We Wear and Their Odd Origins
The article explains glove marks on the back of the hand arise from four chette pieces between the fingers and stockings clocks origin from back seam concealment. It notes cloth stockings hid seams with ornamentation and braiding. A leather bow on hats survives from medieval hat construction using a leather band and string.
Herald Bequeaths Gifted Pair In Bold Romance Tale
London Daily Chronicle records a witty exchange about a match between Professor Aytoun and the author North’s daughter. The daughter asks consent, and the message pinned to her dress delivers the father’s approval with the note Take The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher North
London Daily Chronicle
Aytoun
North
Imagination Becomes Imogenation in a Farm Romance
In a tale of deception and romance, Barton pretends illness to gain time then works as a common laborer on the Hardy and Iaerson farms. He and Imogen Walworth fall in love, reveal true identities, and plan a life on a 160 acre estate as his cautious parents approve. Doctor Marsh jokes that imagination led to Imogenation.
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Piarton
Dicksop
Anoid
Marsh
Barton
Rete Oweeker
Hardy Farm
John Iaerson
Imogen Walworth
Dickson
Imogen
Ihnogen
Burton
Farping
Tanogen
Doctor Marsh
The Judicial Temperament
An upstate justice quips that in domestic disputes his wife always wins the argument. He jokes that she gets the decision, reflecting a wry view of judicial temperament and domestic life.
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Upstate
New York Telegraph
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Madison Herald
Heraid Company
Mattison
Madison Ind
Frank M Hall
Haigh
Lesington
Ind
Elmer F. Scott
Dotin
Columbus
Otto
Scott
Prothadwin Memel
Cincinnati
Mr. Philotmon
Alwin Walker
Kanty B. Walker
Dayton
Walker
France
Mary Wyatt
Melvin’ King
Anna
Martha
Denver
Colorado
Greatne Saar
Thomas King
King
Sept Island
Carl Denton
Canebastion
Fort Snelling
Mion
Camp Devens
Mass
Technology Barracks
Cambridge
Fred Ashby
Carly
C. B. McCoy
Lajunta
McCoy
Santa Fe Railroad
Mr. McCoy
Rev. B. [Ines
Bee Camp
S. J. Bear
State Department
Humphreys
Graves
Kremer
Kaplin
Jones
Officer Strong
Poolva
Coursut
Court News
U.S
Feage Meuals
Philadelphia Association
Boas
Eter
THE
Pe. Com
Rdes Moperight
Weatern
Taio P
Ireatelese
Andy Sheesei
York
Teke the Herald
Asia
Alaska
Vie
Lewis and Clark
Cow Te Witt Clinton
Fauthrie
Freergerd von Isis
Rosai
Almertes
Bern
Lori
Bate
Cumberland Pike
Historic
Uaiva
Grey
Usta
Doctor March
Bin
Thorne
Troctor Marsh
Ambitiontess
Orton
Dioetor
Tam
Tor
Serosa
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