Madison area sees car deliveries and tobacco sale
The Madison Automobile Co. delivered a Model 8% Overland to James O. Taff of Hanover and sold a Model 2-B Gyerland roadster to J. C. Storm of North Madison. A tobacco total of 1,925 pounds sold at an average 9.89 per hundred with bids up on good leaf.
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Wiliam Poorerry
Blocher
Scow
Madison Automobile Co
James O. Taff
Hanover
J. C. Storm
North Madi- Sol
Preston Welch
South Walnut St
Bonnie View
Welch
Colery
W. ©. Protsman
Vevay
Wilbur 5
Madison
Frotsman
Sle
Jere Johnston
Louisville
Saint Patrick The real man behind a legendary feast day
The article argues Saint Patrick was a real historical figure born in Scotland in 373 who was captured and later returned to Ireland to preach. It notes his missionary work, churches, and miraculous acts, while acknowledging myths that have grown around his name.
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Patrick
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Scotland
Gaul
Rome
Britain
Wicklow
Trelan
Public Health Facts and Historical Medical Quips
A series of health notes cites malaria rates in the South, rodent trapping in New Orleans by the Public Health Service, and common disease statistics. It questions transmission by sneezing, praises open air as health, and notes typhoid and measles impacts along with the lack of yellow fever cases since 1905.
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South
United States Public Health Service
New Orleans
United States
Real Estate Transfers Notice
Margaret Donley transfers Dupont property to John M. Reese and wife for 100 dollars. Mathias Ackerman and wife transfer Madison township property to William P. Johann and wife for 1000 dollars.
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Margaret Donley
John M. Reese
Dupont
Mathias Ackerman
William P. Johann
Madison Township
Charles Donahue Civil War Veteran Dies in Dayton
Charles Donahue former Madisonian and Civil War veteran died at 4 50 PM yesterday at the Dayton Soldiers Home after an illness. He was 77, born in this city, and had lived here before joining the Dayton home, where he resided more than 25 years. He served in Co D 6th Vol Inf. He never married and is survived by a sister Mrs Lavina Bondurant and a brother Mr Phillip Donahue, both of this city. Burial with military honors will be at the Soldiers Home following funeral services.
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Charles Donahue
Dayton
Co. D
Donahue
Lavina Bondurant
Phillip Donahue
State basketball tournament scores list
Bloomington results show Lebanon 25 over Bloomington 15 and Martinsville 53 over Washington Center 22 with Liberty Center 28 over Elkhart 25. Lebanon and Martinsville posted the highest margins in the readable slate.
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Bloomington
Lebanon
Martinsville
Washington Center
Liberty Center
Elkhart
Germany disavows torpedoing Patria as Congress moves on army navy bills
Washington reports that Germany will disavow the attempt to torpedo the liner Patria. Both houses of Congress prepared to grant the army and navy increased powers, with final action on one bill expected within a month. Other details were sidelined as the process moved forward.
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Patria
Washington
Germany
Congress
Army
Navy
Family perishes in West Virginia blaze
A father and six children were burned to death in their Keyser home this morning in a fatal fire that destroyed the residence.
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West Virginia
Keyser
W. Va
Canvassers Complete State Primary Vote Today No Changes
Indianapolis report says the State Board of Canvassers finished the primary tally with no changes announced. In White Plains New York the will of tobacconist John Christian Alton provides 4000 cigars to Dr Leo F Huggle and 130 dollars to a physician. The will directs Red Cross charity funds via the New Rochelle Trust company and benefits the New Rochelle Hospital Association with 1000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Canvssers
White Plains
N. Y
Leo F. Hugle
New Rochelle
John Christian Alton
Alton
Tenth Army Corps
Germany
New Rochelle Trust Company
Red Cross
New Rochelle Hospital Association
Dog Pays His Debt in Lenox Fire Hero Story
In Lenox Iowa a homeless black and tan dog named Sport saved W P Steinkamp and his three children from a house fire after being adopted. Neighbors plan to honor the canine hero with a medal on a collar.
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Lenox
Sport
W. FP. Steinkamp
Steinkamp
Borkine
Kaiser Outwitted by Haeseler Tale of Old War Trick
Berlin dispatches recount Count von Haeseler, now 80, advising the crown prince amid Verdun fighting. A famed anecdote tells how he fooled the Kaiser during maneuvers, delaying a cavalry recon and using a hay wagon ruse to trap the emperor while Haeseler’s blue troops advanced.
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Berlin
Verdun
Amsterdam
Count von Haeseler
Gottlieb
Reds
Count von Haaeseler
Metz
Blues
Kaltserin
Fort Leipzig
Kaiser
Allonas
Count von Haeeseler
Wisconsin Farmers Clubs Grow Across Walworth County
The Lakeview farmers club formed March 17, 1913, in Lynn township, now has 150 members and runs a brick and stone home with meetings a yearly fair and winter lectures costing 250 to 300 dollars. Clubs exist in Sauk Manitowoc Walworth Washburn Wanupaca Douglas and Polk counties. Baraboo winters bring sleigh bell music for meetings.
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Genevista
Whs
Progres
Walworth County
Lakeview
Lynn
Zenda
Lake Geneva
Sauk
Manitowoc
Walworth
Washburn
Wanupaca
Douglas and
Polk
Baraboo Mountains
Village Clerk a Woman in New York Long Beach
Miss Agnes Bracken twenty five years old of 206A Monroe street Brooklyn has the distinction of being the only woman village clerk in the state. She was named by the village board to fill the vacancy caused by Irving Molliter’s resignation. Bracken will earn a salary of 1000 dollars a year and is a stenographer who has worked in a confidential capacity.
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Kate Noll
Louisville
Squire Stuart
Cragmont
Miss Noll
Long Beach
N. Y
Agnes Bracken
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Irving Moliter
Bracken
Senreco Tooth Paste Promises Relief From Pyorrhea
An old dental advertisement warns of pyorrhea causing gum recession and tooth loss, praising Senreco Tooth Paste as a preventive treatment. It claims the paste fights germs, cleanses teeth, and provides whitening and a refreshing feel. The two ounce tube costs 25 cents, with samples available by sending 4 cents.
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Dental
Anel Remedies Company
Union Central
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hanover College Societies Elect Officers Amid Cadre of Madisonians
Hanover Indiana March 16 Hanover college will close for spring vacation at noon March 23 and reopen March 29 for the spring term. Officers for the Young Women's Christian Association include President Gladys Vestile and Vice President Nora Bucknell both of Madison. Literary societies name Dorcas Gordon Hanover as president and others from Madison and nearby towns to key posts. Multiple chapters list officers from Hanover and surrounding communities including district churches and student body offices in the Union and Phi Lathean societies.
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Hanover
Ind
Hanover College
Young Women's Christian Association
Gladys Vestile
Madison
Nora Bucknell
Mildred Tibbets
Zdelathean
Dorcas Gordon
Anna Voris
Canaan
Francis Taggart
New Washington
Maryuerite Sipe
Ruth M. Dwyer
Lawrenceburg
Helen Iddings
Pine Tar Honey Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
Mothers, Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey eases children's colds by loosening throat mucous and soothing lungs. Pine's qualities open air passages while honey provides pleasant relief. ideal for kids. Available for 60 cents per bottle.
Madison Pays Interest on Deposits in Trust Roles
The article notes Madison pays interest on deposits and acts as administrator executor and guardian in all trust capacities.
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