Funeral Rites Marked for Local Residents
The obituary notes a burial in Meadisen township with family members from Carroll County and Detracht attending. Mourners include Mr Wain Leip and cousin Carl Mess with others from Ohio and Missouri as pallbearers. A second service for Miss Hila Destere and related death notices are mentioned along with extended family travel for the funeral.
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Greet TE Meuser
Thind
Knox County
Toowesddin
Mroo
H.C. Gircoams
Dini Ce
Furan
Barbess
Ofliets
Dando
Meadisen Township
Tar
Wain Leip
Vera da
Oatas
Carl Mess
Teoma de Trent
Miro Samuel Go Boye
Boyd
Donald EO Boyd
Severa
Inter Allied Games Chief Led Paris Meet At Pershing Stadium
Colonel Wait C. Johnson, chief athletic officer of the AEF and chairman of the Inter Allied Games Committee, directed the great athletic meet held near Paris at Pershing Stadium last month. The report notes wartime duties and hints at propaganda remarks about Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait C. Johnson
General Staff Corps
A. F
Inter- Allied Games Committee
Paris
Obituary Notices Record Deaths in Small Community
The obituary fragment notes the death of John T. Moll late at home after a brief illness and the passing of Mrs. Meebo in the same period. It mentions community regard for the decedent and lists related names and place references, with limited readable details.
Former Crown Prince in Dutch Attire Before Escape
Mrs Amelia Rockhold, sister of Frank M. Hadi, dies at Anderson after telegram notice. The decedent, daughter of Fame and Hal, left Madison a few years ago. Survived by son, Hvangoat Anderson, and brother Mr Hill, first surviving member of the family. Also reports a wedding at St Michael’s Church as Mee Howard Burnen and Moss Hazel Graves wed in a High Mass ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Frank
Woc Sloth
Huis
Hornig
Mee Ploward Bk. Burnen
Moss Bazel
MS Graves
St. Michael
Morgan
Guthneck
Manly Vemp Vroom
Mroo
Joseph Bumen
Shunpike
Eva May Graves
North Madison
Bumen
Pension Granted and Local Notices From Madison July V1
Mrs. Mattie Plall receives a $25 monthly pension. Various local movements include Arch ie Peak traveling to Kindville Minnesota, property transfer on West Second Street for $300, and visits between Madison and Indianapolis. A state tax hearing set for August 15 in Tetterson county is noted alongside multiple social and familial updates and a Pleasant Htdge Church interment at 2 PM with church cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Peak
Kindville
Minn
Lo- Mafeoonoatari Minersa J
Five Meat Packers Dominate Nation's Food Supply
FTC report to the President warns the big five meat packers will soon control the nation's food supply. It cites growth of five firms across meat and other industries and notes their market power could threaten competition and food freedom.
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Wooo Bington
Pauly
Thenty Five
Coeat
Federal Trade Commission
Oather
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Mercury Free
An old advertisement warns against mercury based remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as mercury free, taken internally to affect the bloodstream rather than surface symptoms. The copy urges customers to buy only the genuine Toledo product and notes testimonials are available through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ixtayng Hall
Roledo
Ohio
Cheney & Oo
Draggiste
Journeymen Barbers Adopt New Madison Schedule
Madison journeymen barbers meet and set new pay rates and hours. They propose a 9 to 8 workday on weekdays with 9 to 1 on Saturdays and seek higher charges for shaves and services. If bosses do not concede, workers threaten to abstain from work starting tomorrow. President Jones and Secretary Gilbert Prier coordinate the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Barbers
Madison
Ial Jones
Gilbert Plier
Journos Tien Barbers
Board of Review Adjourns With Much Unfinished Business
The Jefferson County Board of Review adjourned tonight after a long session. The board hours ran long as real estate and personal property assessments were discussed, with many cases carried to the next session. Officials say four more days are needed to finish the work and complete the assessment tasks.
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Jetfeorson County
Beerie Dean Pee
Gavi
Andy
Turner Stodghill Marries Marie Stodghill in City Ceremony
Clerk Turner Stodghill issued a marriage license to Martine and Miss Marie Stodghill, prominent Madison youths. The bride, daughter of Prof Harry L. Stodghill, graduated from Madison High this year. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs John W. Purnell, is an auto mechanic at Danner and Andres. The ceremony was at 2 pm at the First Baptist Church parsonage, performed by Rev S Read McAlpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Shantung Issue Tops Opposition to Peace Treaty
Republican senators report Shantung will be a main issue for opponents of the peace treaty provisions. They predict Senate will never accept Japanese control of the Chinese province. The Senate lines between support and opposition have sharpened after Lodge said President Wilson will not be invited to testify before the Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UW Shantung
Senate
Lodge
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Relics and Curios Exhibit at Lanier Memorial Museum
The Loan Exhibit at Lanier Memorial Museum showcases Jefferson county relics and curios. Items include a Bible tied to Protestant persecution, a Daniel Boone sword, quilts, textiles, porcelain, silverware, muskets, and portraits. The display spans four rooms with historical pieces from local and foreign origins, and features designs linked to Madison and notable figures. Public viewing runs today and Saturday with hours posted.
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Lanier Memorial Museums
Madison
Drusilla Cravens
Jefferson County
Henry Clay
George Wass
Scarland
Nuremberg
Constantinople
Daniel Boone
Ae Fzen
Childred
Chelsea
Scott
Garden
Madeaundidl
Scrat TV
Bolton
Indiana
Jenny Lind
Pam
Ying Qut Handley Page Plane Arrival Confusion
A garbled OCR notice reports a Handley Page plane entering the country under a misread designation. The text mentions a first arrival and dismissal of procurement confusion without clear dates or names.
Harden Firebrand Editor of The Zu kunft
Maximilian Harden, the firebrand editor of the Zu kunft, is noted as the government's probable choice for ambassador to the United States. Miss Anna Laura Kagha leaves by morning train for Battal New York to visit her brother Corporal Burton Eaglin serving in the military there.
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Berlin
Maximilian Harden
The
Zukunft
United States
Anna Laura Kagha
Battal, N. Y
Corporal Burton Eaglin
Patent Medicine List From 19th Century Ad
An advertisement lists a range of ailments from fevers and colic to whooping cough and asthma with a note of sale by druggists everywhere. It cites "TUMPHUREYS THOMPO" and addresses New York Williams and Aun Streets for purchase.
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Quincy
Grip
Grippe
Lo Grippe
Tumphureys Thompo
Medio
Qerner William and
Aun Streets
New York
Dentists Recommend SENRECO Tooth Paste For Clean Teeth
A note suggests asking your dentist about SENRECO Tooth Paste 50 tubes to keep teeth clean and gums healthy. The message emphasizes dental care and urges consultation with a dentist for best results.
Local barber keeps pace with times with new chairs
After 62 years in the business, Meo Moat installed three updated Hercules hydrate barber chairs praised for beauty and convenience. Hoff and his son Harry Hoffman assist, carrying on the family trade with familiar skill and the sharp edge of tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didjiman
Hoff
Nis
Harry Hoffman
Hanns
Sudden Death of a Little Boy
Mr and Mrs Ernest Fewell of Brooksburg road mourn the loss of Rolla Louis Fewell who died at 11 last night from croup after an hour illness. He was four in May and survived by his parents and a younger brother Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fewell
Brooksburg Road
Rolla Louis
Croup
Harold
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