14 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
1
Voters weigh candidate slate for sheriff and treasurer in a contested party primary. The Herald notes Albert Diba and others among Republicans seeking nominations with publican primary outcomes pending.
Fragmentary OCR notice shows a Clerk of the Court item with a death estate hearing set for March 6. Text mentions Simeon and related heirs or claimants, indicating an estate filing or probate action ongoing.
Mr and Mrs Dera celebrate their cotemporary at the residence of law and daughter Miro dhe Peaks near box county. The couple are both likely to be blessed with a child. The father Wall tionary soldier died at the adv ce years, Mero Denti. Capt Vd Vora city and friends offer congratulations.
The report states Provost Marshal orders a conscription move for 93 000 men, forming cantons with plans to begin March 29 and continue five days. Most troops to be driven to camps. some still in doubt as air raids target Paris. Destroyed buildings and casualties noted. war secretary Baker reacts to aerial combat.
Ana Rostit reports a rallying of Soviet forces as Cheep Sent informs the Congress of Soviets of firmer resistance against German advances. The dispatch underscores growing unity and strategic resolve amid frontline reports.
A fragmented report notes a bold public display in Moscow with calls for pacifist rhetoric and protests. The scene features speakers and crowds as authorities monitor the event for potential clashes.
A chaotic scene described as planes colliding and crashing to the earth drew hundreds of aviators and onlookers to a Kelly area gathering. Reports note a church revival mood, sermons on faith, and a large turnout as the community discussed hope, salvation, and parish events.
Fragmentary note hints at a local farmers event in MUP TN OATS area with possible parade in late spring. Names and exact plans are unclear, leaving readers awaiting fuller details from officials.
Disjointed fragmentary note reports a president addressing a topic about a cat. Unclear details and names are unreadable, with garbled wording throughout.
In March reports from Paris and the UN describe bombardments impacting the Verd Lorraine sector. The dispatch notes activity across the front with uncertain details and unclear casualty information.
Americans conduct the first raid alone against the Germans in France on March 2. High tobacco prices marked the Farmers Warehouse sale with 420 pounds averaging 28.10 per hundred. Colbert and Barnes posted a top crop average of 48.80 per hundred for 1,610 pounds in Trimble County Kentucky near Bedford.
A jumble of OCR fragments recounts a man visiting his old home and meeting fellow craftsmen at The Herald office. Mentions include Paul, Miss Cutie, Max Reed, Mogens, and Britain’s evolving school hygiene system, amid scattered dates and places.
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