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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
6
Fragmentary text names various people and places tied to a year end event. Mentions Porter and a recovery update, with ages and a general tone of a community notice. Specific facts are unreadable due to garbled OCR.
Attorney General holds notes held by a trust or guardian on real estate are taxable as part of the property until fully paid. The decision, sought by the Marion county assessor, states the owner of the real estate remains liable for taxes on the secured notes until the deed transfers to the buyer.
A spoofed medical advisory warns against mercury in nostrums and touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Kuyay Hall’s Catarrh Gaze as mercury free. It promotes J. J. Gueney & Co Toledo Ohio and F. S. Oheney & Co Tolalo Olite as manufacturers with testimonials, sold by druggists at 75 per bottle.
A Kokomo Indiana report describes a bewildering farm incident involving a blind man and his wife, with unclear details about custody, financial loss, and property. The narrative suggests the couple faced isolation and hardship amid rumors of crime and misfortune.
Zoning official and Democratic leader Yhiladeiphis ort Columbus Irvin A. Cox, former Bartholomew County sheriff, has filed his bond to become Kokomo postmaster. The bond goes to Washington for approval. commission expected next week with a March 20 start date planned.
A dialogue notes a mock plan to set fire to newspapers in a cellar to demonstrate extinguishing methods. Mrs Bow and others discuss risk while a man insists the demonstration proves the danger of careless acts leading to fires and broader harm.
Describes spring fever and impurities in blood from winter months. Claims Kicotric Bitters cleanse the system, stimulate kidneys and liver, and restore health and strength. Promotes a four week treatment with a guarantee from all druggists.
A household cellar blaze erupts during an attempt to demonstrate an extinguisher. Mrs. Bowser and Mr. Bowser clash amid smoke and rising tensions as the device fails, trapping people and causing chaos. One man perishes in the confusion while others escape as the fire is finally subdued.
In a New York Globe snippet two speakers joke about finances. Sister Sue asks about a bank account for Sumboy while Brother Bob likens Tom’s bank accounts to gnats that are born, run their short life, and die within forty eight hours at the utmost.
Crawford says his matrimonial troubles are settled while Crabshaw notes wife’s relatives will stay neutral. Life reports the双方 stance in a brief, neutral snippet.
Dialog fragment shows Mr Slowhoy teased about a girl while the Girl notes the date isn t nailed down. Brooklyn Earle is referenced in the exchange with an implied social tension about commitment. The lines hint at a social setting and character dynamics without a clear event.
A youth asks for a book to aid a young man about to marry. The merchant confirms a strong, large pocketbook is in stock and orders Brown to fill the man's request. The dialogue depicts a bustling shop scene in Beowning's Magazine.
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