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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

2

Community Notes Busy with Travel and New Arrivals

Local residents, including Miss Isabelle Kerr of Parnass, Penn, visit relatives in the city. Several individuals depart for Noblesville, Deer Park, and Indianapolis. A baby boy John Patrick is born to Mr and Mrs Hayden McLinan of Denver. Rev John Ross travels to Sardinia for church duties. An injury at Columbus Handle Company ends with amputation. recovery underway.

Isabelle Kerr Parnass S Penn Hronth Mrs. S Hick Orbie Seales Sanallson Noblesville Seales Gb. Gerdes Keen Leone Deer Park Oho Giraldine Lane Roy Lane East Second Street Dun Pols Lo HL Drske Trimble County Thelimapolis Miss Pearl Tillie Mayers Mary Wadsworth Tadindpols Dayton Uta Dok. Anxcthelin Schuyser Nebraska Axthelin Cone Millar W. W. Miller Orl Souter Hanover College New York City Lake County Florida John Patrick Mas Hayden McLinan Denver Colo Mayine Nlein John Ross Sardinia Ind United Beth Rn Ross Bethel Moe Sugar Branch Swiaerland County Miet Malachi Murray Cleveland Locust Peter Westrick Right Rea Los Angeles California John Rea Bruce Jessup Michigan Road Louisville

The Baby Teeth Diction Sparks Parental Debate

A fragmentary text discusses how mothers and fathers influence a baby's speech and behavior. It critiques the harsh tone of mothers and the detached stance of fathers, suggesting early verbal patterns affect future intelligence and respect for words.

Official Census Figures Show Madison Population Near Ten-Year Level

The Herald reports 1920 official census figures from Washington indicating Madison and Jefferson County population trends. Madison wards total 20,709, with improvements in shipping prospects, road funding, and industry. Switzerland County shows a population decline of 603, and Vevay drops by 81 over the decade.

Herald Department of Census Washington Madison Jefferson County Ohio River Cincinnati Louisville Switzerland Vevay

Travel and social notes from Madison daily arrivals

Madison column lists dozens of residents and visitors traveling by train to cities such as North Vernon Marion Ohio Indianapolis Philadelphia Greensburg and Louisville. Entries mention illnesses hospital procedures weddings and family visits plus civic and church figures including Rev G W Pearce and Coach S E Paulus.

About the Last Argument and a Davenport Demand

A wife covertly pressures her husband to buy a Davenport while covertly seeking a coffin company ad. The husband suspects furniture ads but then notices a coffin company advertisement in the newspaper. The scene uses humor to reveal marital dynamics and consumer temptations.

John Coffin Collegany

Auto Goes Over Embankment While Fishing Trip

Howard Powell and Ernest Matthews were injured when Powell’s Ford runabout toppled twenty feet into a creek after road fill gave way north east of Manville. Matthews jumped free, Powell pinned but unhurt beyond cuts. both were treated locally and transported to Madison.

Messrs Howard Powell Ernest Matthews Manville Powell Brushy Fork Creek Matthews Madison Omar Taylor Mr. Matthews Mulberry Street Dr. Cook Mr. Powell

Milton man James Bayne dies after long illness

James Bayne 59 of Milton Wyoming died at his home after a long cancer illness. He leaves a wife, one daughter Mrs Samuel Corder, and five sons Goebel Bayne Wilmington Virgil Cleveland Truman Shelly and Cleve Bayne all of Milton. Two brothers Steve and Lee Bayne of Indiana and three sisters Mrs Newton Graves Mrs Al York and Mrs Lucy Athey also survive. Rev Josiah Godby to officiate.

James Bayne Milton, Wy Samuel Carder Goebel Bayne Wilmington Del Virgil Bayne Cleveland Ohio Truman Shelly Cleve Bayne Milton Steve Lee Bayne Indiana Newton Graves al York Indianapolis Lucy Athey This Josiah Godby

Rooster Sentence Sets Hoagland Home Off Balance

In Vernea California a domestic dispute over a rooster ends with a humorous court scene. Mrs Hoagland denies calling, a fight erupts over noise and dinner plans, and Recorder Rennie sentences the rooster before both go home.

Vernea Cal Tone Land Eleaghutd Hoaglaund Hoagland

Salvation Army Members Barely Paid in U S Jobs

Internal revenue collectors report that no Salvation Army member in the United States earned a salary large enough to meet essential needs, highlighting widespread underpayment within the organization.

Salvation Army United States TNO Internal Revenue Collectors

Bill Proposes Soldier Dead Memorials

Senator Harding of Ohio introduces a resolution proposing a $1,000,000 appropriation to erect memorial tablets at county seats honoring American soldiers killed in World War I across the nation. The proposal targets public remembrance through state and local sites.

Harding Ohio

Bill Nye Adams Cow Sale Adventure Report

An old paper ad notes Bill Nye selling a cow at his residence in township 19 range 13. The eight year old cow is described as half short horn and three fourths hyena, fond of home and milk, with a quirky line about fear of death. The seller also offers a slot gun with the animal and prefers non residents.

Bill Nye Pernalle Rose

Best grapes for champagne grown on chalky soil

The article notes champagne quality grapes thrive on chalky soil, with chalky subsoil aiding mineral uptake and acidity. It highlights terroir influence on flavor, and mentions growers favor limestone-rich sites for sparkling wine production.

Suil

Fyre Celeste by Agnes G. Brogan

Agnes G. Brogan presents a profile of Fyre Celeste, outlining artistic ambitions and early career milestones. The piece highlights Celeste’s creative drive and the reception of her work by critics and peers.

Celeste Brings Hope Back From Landsend Blizzard Night

A fragment from a Landsend tale recounts Celeste rescuing Marion during a blizzard. She drives Mollie the cutter through snow to shelter the frightened girl, feeds the hungry, and later marries the uncle who cared for Marion. Celeste builds a home and keeps the countrygrange, proving a kind heart finds its own happiness.

Patou Sep Askiow Mollie Celeste Marion Landsend Marton Mtv O Caleste Phe Eits

Red Nightmare in Siberia City

Graphic account of looting and arson as homes of wealthy citizens are burned in Siberia City. Drunken Bolsheviks roam streets applauding horrors, while families flee burning buildings and troops intervene to restore order amid mass casualties.

Siberia

Death of T S Williams longtime Dupont resident

Tipton S Williams a 76 year old Lancaster township resident and former Dupont storekeeper died at his Dupont home at 8 AM He never married and lived alone He is survived by a brother Dr T B Williams of Cleveland and nephew Attorney Joseph Williams of Indianapolis He served as Dupont postmaster and was well known The funeral date is expected to be Sunday The clipping also notes unrelated facts about halibut Circassian walnut and Glasgow dust fall

Tipton S. Williams Lancaster Township Dupont Williams Mr. Williams T. B. Williams Cleveland Ohio Joseph Williams Indianapolis

A Home Remedy Promoted to Avert Influenza

A 19th or early 20th century ad-style note urges avoiding crowds to prevent influenza. It touts a mentholated compound mixed at home from three quarters of an ounce of Mentholized Arcine and water, claimed to soothe nasal membranes and discharge germs within days. It cites Dr. Korn as a prominent druggist endorsing the inexpensive remedy.

Saya New York Clares

Detroit Storm Kills Seven and Injures Thirteen

In Detroit a severe storm struck last night causing seven deaths by lightning and drowning, with 13 people seriously injured. The event involved hail, strong winds, and electrical activity across the city.

Detroit

Estates and court actions named in Madison notices

In the estate of Thomas D Wheeler late of Canaan an inventory was approved with $300 in Liberty bonds and $189.75 remaining personal property taken by the widow. Attorneys: Emerson Lemen Joseph M. Cooper. In Nelson D Grace estate appraisement shows value $1 416 37. approved by the court. Edward S Roberts attorney. In Elmer F Henry et al v Samuel Ryker judgment quieting title to 100 acres in Republican township. Emerson Lemen Joseph M. Cooper for plaintiffs. Guardian Elizabeth Heid report approved. attorney for guardian Emerson Lemen Joseph M. Cooper. Rev J M Bryan and companions from Indianapolis visiting Madison. Father Bryan pastor of St Rita’s in Indianapolis. first Madison visit. Notes on malaria in India and on dancing in Japan.

Thomas D. Wheeler Canaan Jeptha D. Storms John Vanosdo John Wehner Emerson Lemen Joseph M. Cooper Nelson D. Grace John W. Tevis Harry Lemen Edward S. Roberts Elmer F. Henry Samuel Ryker Republican Township Lizzie Heid Michael Heid The Guardian

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