Madison Daily News Notes Visitors and Show Winners
Mrs Ward Einsel and daughter returned from Hastings Nebraska while Lawrence Hallenstein of Fort Wayne visits Madison. Henry Schmidt of Moberly Missouri visits brothers William and Julius Schmidt. Schmidt last left Madison 48 years ago and returns after 18 years. John Kohl and C W Cro ner return from Dayton Ohio where the first bird dog show staged by the Dayton Pointer Club of America attracted dogs nationwide and England imports. Riverview Bobby Riverview John Riverview Nick and Riverview Fly win in multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Moberly, Mo
Messrs
Wiliam J
Julius Schmidt
Schmidt
Madison
John Kohl
C. W. Croner
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Dayton Pointer Club of America
England
Fragmented Text Describes Historic Event and Costs
The readable fragments reference a historic scene with a popey and Anetre names, a siege or temple context at St. ame and Rose, and a note about a cost of SA per ton of raw material. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a major project with high historical significance and economic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popey
St. Ame
Mendes Oa
How Huntington Worked
Edwin Satdn in Building the Pacific Railway lauds Collis Potter Huntington as gifted in mind and character with tenacious purpose. The tribute highlights Huntington as a consummate manipulator of affairs and notes his easy approach with colleagues, quoting his phrase I do not work hard I work easy.
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Edwin
Satdn
Pacifice Rathway
Collis Potter Hountington
Lfe
Society Woman Strives to Stay Up to Date
A society woman aims to keep current with trends and events, balancing social duties with personal schedules and appearances. The piece notes her effort to maintain pace amid busy social life and family expectations.
Officers elected at Juniata Tribe No 24 meeting
At a regular Juniata Tribe No 24 Improved Order of Red Men meeting last night officers were elected for the coming term. Names include Harper as Sachgor, Grebe as Sceiner Sapuimoere, Wo Pavey as Janior Sapa more, and Schapherst as Prophet. Representatives to the Great Council include Lewis Le Moore, John de Pook, Harry de Nichols, Dehars Heros Sehapherst, and Robin de Thead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Tribe
Red Men
Joan Fo Harper
Sachgor
Fred Grebe
Sceiner Sapuimoere
Howard Wo Pavey
Janior Sapamore
Clifford Wo Schapherst
Chris A Dibuermer
Prastee
Cubor Todiana
Lewis le Moore
John de Pook
Harry de Nich
League of Women Voters meeting details unclear
Fragmented text describes a League of Women Voters event with attendees and scheduling notes. It mentions a monthly meeting and several individuals, but key names and places are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving the exact event details uncertain.
Masons Offer Volunteers to Aid Utica Hospital Build
In Utica New York Grand Master William F. Farmer called for volunteers from Masons at the Towth convention to help with construction of the Masonic Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital after strikes delayed work. About ten volunteers pledged to assist with hands on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Fragmentary tale unfolds of a man and a past lover
Readable lines recount a man tied to a dark history with a former partner. Names appear as Rafael Coy and others amid scattered memories of past deeds and fortune, hinting at a convoluted, morally charged narrative from a bygone era.
Validity of Migratory Bird Act Challenged
Missouri Attorney General Frank W. McAlister filed motions with the Supreme Court asking for reconsideration of the recent ruling upholding the Migratory Bird Act of 1918 and to reopen the case. The motions were taken under advisement.
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Washington
Frank W. McAlister
Missouri
Supreme Court
A Philippine Travelogue Notes Philippine Power Prospects
The travelogue describes Manila to Bagulos journeys across Luzon and envisions vast hydroelectric potential within canyons. The writer touts cheap, lasting power and urges government ownership of electric railways and plants to bring affordable energy to Manila workers and families.
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Philippines
Manila
Bagulos
Luzon
Philippine
Journey Through Baguios Mountain City Vision
A narrator recounts a perilous climb toward the canyon edge and arrival in Baguio, a highland city rising from huts to a famed resort. The text notes Baguio’s elevation, surrounding peaks, cool climate, and the summer teachers’ and American officers’ camps, highlighting its potential as a major Orient vacation spot.
Verdun Memorial Planned in Paris as The Agony of Verdun
A plotograph shows a new monument in Paris honoring the Verdun battle titled The Agony of Verdun. The sculptor has executed the concept with forceful impact as the memorial’s design progresses.
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Paris
Verdun
Great American sculptor George Grey Barnard visits Louisville
George Gray Barnard, eminent American sculptor, arrives with his daughter Barbara to visit his father Dr J H Barnard. He will pick a site for a Lincoln statue bronze replica among three candidates at Boyd, Louisville Free Public Library, and Central Park. He plans a lecture for the Jefferson County Historical Society and then returns to New York.
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George Grey Barnard
Barbara
Jo Hn Barnard
Louisville
Central Park
Barnard
Madisco
Jefferson County Tristorical Society
Mire Barnard
New York West
Dr. Barnard
Your Move for Community Betterment in Photography
A reflective note on how art and recreation shape childhood happiness. It argues that enjoyable play is key to wellbeing and asks whether readers will help steer the plan for communal improvement. The piece emphasizes shared responsibility in fostering supportive environments for youth.
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Mang Tiva
World’s Highest Village Mystery Read
Aowriter reports a village named KRirzohk in the Himalayan region near Green wiel with latitude Be degrees OS 0.900 north and longitude 78 degrees 18 minutes east. It sits at about hoce meters or 1406 feet, with a few stores and a Buddhist community. Mr W S Roberts of Kansas City visits relatives and is VP GM of Vespers Motors Co.
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Aowriter Im
Agtromonie
Woshink
Cortin
Krirzohk
Greenwiel
W. 5. Roberts
Kansas City
Roberts
Vespers Motors Co
Kanaag City
Hidden Watch in the Park Brings Reward and Romance
Eleanor, out of work and in distress, finds a jeweled watch in a park. A detective confirms the find as part of a stolen treasure linked to a wealthy family. Mrs. Randolph Drexel rewards Eleanor, enabling a wedding trousseau and rekindling Dexter Brill’s love.
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Thhaee Fe
Booth Fio
Denaiar
Osick Otann
Imo
Eleas
Eleanor
Edewner
Jeselra
Lester
Pier Tips
H Allround
Dexter Brith
Rear Root
Tuan
Police Department of Justice
Randolph Drexel
Trousseau
Dexter Brill
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Louis Sulver
East Main Street
Martin Green and Son
Hennessy
Stockston
Cal
Madison Dogs
Ctl
Lael
Bt Express
Go Id Reef Low Ly
Huntington
League OF Women Voters
Bleck
Phe
Woonern
Pietert
Cusaent
Oats
Vane, Presciet
Bien
Logie
Bowery
Court News
Hlarry Gasset
Poe
Syaer & Ber
Haries
Berowit
Weaetern
Tera
Iin
Devious
Wwe
Dora
Mayle
Ted
Tao
Rafael Coy
A Philippine Travelogue
Morin
Bayulo
Thifir Tor
Bagule
Gun Mer
Bette
Orawn
Baguio
Dhos
Bagulo
Cierieh
Ovene
Srelipela- BO
Buguia
American Army
Pagaio
Bugalo
Orient
U.H.T
J H. Barnard
Western Newwpaper Union
Berner Bosee
Stee
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