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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1913

Page

6

Local Briefs Capture Travel, Trials, and Tiny Tributes

Madison July 25 notes Rev J. S. Hawk and wife depart for Winona Lake while Prof A. S. Hotchkiss travels to Indiansapolis. Franklin car Big 6 arrives. Visitors from Indianapolis and New York appear. Squire Stuart fines Martin Jones for public intoxication. other court items include a assault case, a failed receivership ruling, and a paraly sis death. A secret wedding near Court House remains unnamed. A nine year old sustains a leg fracture at a social event. Local notices include a medical ad and a Toledo attorney oath and patent medicine claims.

J. S. Hawk Hanover Winona Lake A. S. Hotchickisa Charles Cravens

Indiana Public Service Commission adopts general gas and electricity rules

The Indiana Public Service Commission approves rules affecting gas and electricity users and will appoint expert inspectors to handle consumer complaints statewide. A key change sets gas heat testing standards by heat value rather than candle power with minimum thresholds of 600 BTU per mile and 19 050 BTU for supply quality.

Indiana Public Service Comminsion Onita

Jolly Crowd Heads Home After Kentucky River Trip

A party from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky enjoyed a Monday to Thursday steamer cruise on the Kentucky River's scenic route aboard the Fd. Meyer. Passengers praised Captain Double-day and crew members Peele and Ashby for courteous service on the weekly round trip.

Fd. Meyer Kentucky River Louise Clara Sanderson Richmond Ind Koollenberry B. Board Helen Beard Adelaide Herr 2D. Marshall Louisville Gertrude Wentendorf Ethel Weyer Columbus Walker North Salem Lad St. Clair Guy Dearth and Son Norbert Indianapolis Mra J

American Boy Reader Picnic Delightful Day at Fern Grove

The American Boy readers picnic hosted by Marks & Benson at Fern Grove drew strong attendance from young readers. Rain ceased on arrival, and organizers ensured a day of fun with lively activities, ending with return home after 9 PM and glowing praise from participants.

Marks & Benson Fern Grove

Welton Aunt Seeks Missing Merits in Bape Case

A fragmented OCR note from Welton mentions an aunt and a marine theme with unclear details. The readable words hint at a search or inquiry regarding a missing merit or item linked to a caper-like event. No clear names or dates emerge.

Kentuckians Homecoming Dents Invited Celebration

Kentucky community invites residents to a great homecoming celebration marking a warm reunion. Organizers emphasize unity, local talents, and scheduled events to honor past and present residents.

Railroads Offer Low Rates for Louisville War Celebration

Readable excerpts describe Perry's Victory on Lake Erie and the War of 1812 as themes for fireworks and reenactments. The piece notes railroad lines within 100 miles of Louisville asked to offer one cent per mile rates to attract visitors including former Kentuckians, with a traveling museum planned and guarantees of returning loaned artifacts after the event.

Perry Lake Erie Thames River Raisin Louissville Asso Tacuisville St Annes Keates Kentucky Pulgrim Louisselle Louieville Louisville America Eee Oy Teterance Crete

Swindle Tied to Horse Trade Hits Indiana Dealers

In Indiana and Illinois a horse buyer circulates, pays with a certified check, then sees payment stopped due to undisclosed defects. Sellers face losses of about 50 dollars per animal plus freight when returning the horse. Similar note reports in Kentucky tell of post office safe dynamiting at Creswood with a four hundred dollar haul and an auto escape.

Princeton Ind Indiana Ilinois Louisville Creswood

Shooting Report Highlights Camp Liquor Incident

The Indianapolis News quotes Captain Woolford about the Dowell shooting at a camp. The account notes a provost guard allegedly ordered Dowell to brag about whisky and questions if Ball would be court martialed, implying possible acquittal.

Walter Dowell Sergent Indianapolis H. O. Woolford Woolford Dowell Gideon S Blain Pam Ball Indiannapolis News

Randolph County Farmer Terrorizes His Family in Five Charges

Randolph county farmer Larkin Murphy faced five charges after terrorizing his family and striking his wife. He was arrested Tuesday and paid fines totaling Sir in a justice court session held yesterday. Murphy cut the telephone wires at his home to hinder police notification of trouble. Bay Freach supply Mrs. Austin's Bag Buckwheat now on hand at your grocer's.

Susan Ettie Nay U.gr. Nay East Fork Kentuck Achilles Lee Mt.Pleasant Church Winchester Ind Larkin Murphy Randolph County Austin

Harper's Deng Store Offers Noted Recommendations

Fragmented OCR text mentions Harper's and a store recommendation. Names like Jen Farhad and references to recommendations appear amid unclear lines. The readable content suggests a retail note or ad style snippet with uncertain details and cryptic phrases.

Beris Coatip Moosdorne Operhtean Pont Cpmedivays Jen Farhad Gady Harper's Deng Store

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