Madison Daily Bids for June 17 1920 Local News
Weekly Madison edition reports births marriages and local movements.新 residents Enos Baglan and Leora Scroggins wed couple Clark Prewatt issues marriage license. Various residents travel by train to see relatives in Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Baglan
East Third Street
John Rousch
St. Louis
Joseph Sage
Lucy Merrick
Cincinnati
Edwin Thill
San Diego
Cal
Thill
Otto
East Main Street
George Selig
Dormer Madison Carpenter
City
Indianapoli
J. WH. Shafer
BE. N. Brindley
Hanover
Alert
Ind
Oliver Roe
Catherine
Chicago
Clerk Prewatt
Jo Ral Clements
Leora Scroggins
Moorefield
Harvey Hampton
Famiy
Madison
Mo J
Walton
Milton News
Della Mae
Bobwared MM
Prenott
Otugiter
Mary
Berta Stern
Bess
Chein Mall
Tye -Neener
Air
Iol. Stern
Missing Madison Woman On Train to Louisville
Miss Lida Gray, 5 feet 6 inches, 165 pounds, brown eyes and hair, disappeared after a train ride from Madison to North Vernon. The Snyders investigated Central and Union stations, a man and a woman seen with her were noted, and her brother at a Madison soap company is checking if she rode the North Vernon to Louisville train.
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Cita
Steti
Rds
Aveta
Shyer
Vorsherns
Markee
Union Station
Madison
North Vernon
Louisville
Gray
Automobile Crash Near County House Leaves Driver Injured
Russell Copple of Hanover was in a Saturday evening accident on Hog Trough road while en route to Madison. His Ford sedan flipped twice after skidding over a hill and he suffered a gash in his right leg. The car was badly damaged and Copple could not explain the crash.
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Madison
Russell Copple
Hanover
Copple
Hog Trough
Captain John Durand Passes After Five Week Illness
Captain John Durand a well known steamboat mate died at his home on Pisher Ridge in Prentice county Wy after a five week kidney illness. He was about years old and known on both river shores. He worked on the Posest Chieen and the Foun da. He was a long time resident and leaves two brothers and mourners.
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Trimtle County
John Durand
Prentice County
Capi
Lueneron
Atv
Local Madison Notes of Travel and Weddings
Madison notes list many residents traveling to Indianapolis Philadelphia and Denver for visits and business. Mis Ruth Donat and others depart by train. licenses issued for marriages including William Chandler and Etta Whitehead. weddings planned in Madison and Nashville. Also mentions Rev Charles Hilger’s recovery and Thomas Dunbar's appointment in Pittsburgh shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cieth Prewatt
William Chandler
Cincinnati
Charlesetta Whitehead
Vernon Miefantel
Eula Martin
Severe storm brings wind hail and flood fears to Madison
A violent storm struck Madison between 6 and 7 pm causing crop and tree damage. Lightning struck power lines and phones. rivers rose, damaging roads and forcing coal barges to be pumped free of water. A Ford carrying six from Versailles was wrecked by a fallen tree but occupants escaped unharmed. Wheat near maturity suffered most from the heavy rain and hail.
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Madison
Crooked Creek
Versailles
Michigan Hill
Cornett
Silk Mask Bait Kept Hidden in Sleuths Evidence
Fragmentary text references a masked bait setup and a suspect named Kaled and a weapon described as spears. The note mentions a lead or trial and a potential hit, with scattered words suggesting a covert operation or investigation context.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a notable exchange
The readable text hints at a discussion of strategic methods and cleverness, mentioning a feast, pursuit of credit, and a dreamer applying wit to discover new approaches. It references old techniques faltering and a great occasion provoking unrated genius.
Olive Oil Mills Run in Spain in Three 8-Hour Shifts
Spanish olive oil facilities operate around the clock with three shifts to maintain 24 hour production. The system ensures continuous processing of olives into oil across major mills.
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Spain
Boy Shot at River Bathing Near Ferry Street
Louis Burkhardt a 16 year old and several other boys were bathing when a man on a houseboat fired a shotgun toward them. Burkhardt was hit in the head neck and arm but not seriously injured and walked to the belt factory before returning home. Police are investigating and the shooter has ties to a houseboat near the water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Burkhardt
Brophy
Ferry Street
Young Burkhardt
East Fliat Street
Charles Burkhardt
Water Works
Kentucky
Judd Walker Dies After Illness at King's Daughter’s Hospital
Judd Walker aged 40 died at 9 this morning in King's Daughter’s Hospital after a weeks long stay following an influenza attack last December that caused a lung abscess. He was a farm hand from New Washington and is survived by his father D C Walker and a brother and sister. Funeral is set for 1 o’clock tomorrow morning with interment in New Washington Cemetery.
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Judd Walker
King’s Daughter’s Hospital
New Washington
D. C. Walker
Young
New Washington Cemetery
Local notes from Madison and Scottsburg on visits and events
Miss Helen Protsman of Ve vay Reveille and Miss Jennie Duncan travel for visits. Local dignitaries and families meet in Madison and Scottsburg as students prepare for commencements and marriages. Fires destroy a residence near Belleview and a church roof is torn off in Canaan during a storm.
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Helen Protsman
Vevay Reveille
Jennie Duncan
Indianapolis
Karl Moorhead
U.S. Navy
Louisville
Thomas Chambers
Alva
Lester
Frank Wolf
Flandrew
South Dakota
Victor Scott
Peter Lehnert
Detroit
Mich
Lehnert
Catherine Lehnert
Wirt
Frank McKay
Martinsville
McKay
LeClair McKay
John W. Tevis
B. Arends
John Weters
Michigan Road
Belleview
Canaan
Democratic Ticket Candidates Listed by Indiana Counties
The slate includes United States Senator Thomas Tagua from Indianapolis and Governor Carleton Bo McCulloch from Indianapolis. Also named are Congressional candidate Harry C. Canfield of Batesville, Judge Simeon E. Leland of Madison, Prosecuting Attorney James K. Danglade of Vevay, Joint Representative Emma D. Porter of Scottsburg, Clerk John W. Driggs of Madison, Deputy Treasurer Andrew W. Jake, Recorder Herman E. Bowman of Dupont, Sheriff Henry C. Payne of Hanover, Upper District Commissioner Edward A. Coleman of Brooksburg, and Lower District Commissioner Jacob L. Kleopfer of Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Simeon E. Leland
Madison
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Emma D. Porter
Scottsburg
John W. Driggs
Madison To
Andrew W. Jake
Herman E. Bowman
Dupont
Henry C. Payne
Hanover
Edward A. Coleman
Brooksburg
Jacob L. Kleopfer
Kent
Girl Sets Corn Field Working Record in Greensburg
Ten year old Beulah Boring of Greensburg Indiana rises early to work the fields. She holds a record by rolling twenty one acres of corn in a single day. The note mentions farm help shortages solved by her efforts on the Boring farm.
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Greensburg
Ind
Beulah Boring
Getting Rid of a Rival Ends in Double Wedding Proposal
Edmund schemes to win Clarise from her mother by using his uncle Dick as a distraction. After a week of plotted meetings and travel stories, Clarise agrees to see Edmund more, and Dick hints at a double wedding as a solution to their love triangle.
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Lal
Odoether
Tegerson
Chrise
Edmund
Clarise
Scott
Eddie
Lstens
Dirk
Edmond
Direk
Scotte
Eady
Dek
Hinself
Splendid California Dates and the Neglet Noor Variety
California dates are praised as equal or superior to dates from Algeria and Persia. The Neglet Noor variety thrives in Arizona and California and a single Algerian tree is noted to be over 600 years old, yielding about 400 pounds yearly. The piece highlights the long lineage and potential of date plantations once established.
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California
Algeria
Persia
Arizona
Government report hints at Netherlands cheese naming quirks
An official wartime document from the Netherlands contains a humorous aside noting Holland's cheese industry as both noted and notorious. It mentions Limburg province naming a cheese species widely and strongly known, a line that appears to slip past editors.
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Netherlands
Holland
Limburg
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