Local Notes From Madison Highlight Resignations Marriages Enlistments
Mrs. Clara Bear resigns as clerk of the Jefferson County Draft Board awaiting a successor. Marriage license issued to Louis French and Mabel Phillips. Judge Griffith officiates at Court House. Mary Lose, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Frae, buried in Springdale Cemetery. George Honscheil elected truancy officer. William Wilson enlists in the engineer corps at Fort Harrison. Remains of Job H Thompson shipped to Salem. funeral at Christan Church with interment at Springdale Cemetery.
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Louisville
Blanche Ross
Clara Bear
Jefferson County Draft Board
John Ozmon
Micrion
Cirles Briedersdorf
Eas
Prenatt
Lous French
Mabel Phillips
Trupont
Griffith
Court House
County Board of Education
Pender
Gheorge Honscheil
G George McKay
William Wilson
West Second Street
Engineer Corps
Fort Harrieson
Sergt Hers
Indianapolis
Satuons
Mary Lose
Charles Fi Ae
Freen
Indieanapolis
Moifili
QU Ie
Theracon Tay
J. OW. Miarsd
Pabotar
Christan
Poe
Springdale Cocletery
Subscriptions Rise as Third Liberty Loan Parade Triumphs
The Juniata Ju na ta No 24 Red Men lodge chaired by Harry Eane Cordes heard a canvass report showing ten thousand eight hundred dollars in commitments toward the Third Liberty Loan. Three new members were taught Red Man mysteries William Jones Thomas R Furnish Russell Carlisle. The roster now lists six hundred ten members with twenty two in the service. A separate note covers ship tonnage news with 240000 tons of new shipping in April two thirds built in the last half of the year.
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Loven Juniata
Wieser
Harry Eane
William Jochina
Greorge
Ib Tharper
John Bo Baek
Apo
William Jones
Thomas R. Furnish
Russell Carlisle
Army
Navy
The
Shipping Board
Commissioner of Navigation
Chamberlain
Custer Contest Draws Large Madison High turnout Friday
The 8th annual Custer Oratorical Contest at Madison High School will be held Friday night May 92 at Second Presbyterian Church West and Third streets. Five seniors meet strict scholarship and conduct requirements to deliver orations.
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Custer
Madison High School
Second Presbyterian Church
West
Chird Streets
Madson High School
Lols Graduaing Cliss
Ruth Donat
Dorea, Willyard
Mildred Miles
Edna Lanhist
Mable Lanham
Monroe Township
Hlebron
Henry Perry
John Murphy
Massie Monroe Stndas
Margaret Mats
How Europe Was Made Safe for Royalty
A satirical tale recalls a small principality where royal mercy or its absence leads to mass executions. An envoy and a king’s executioner reshape a doomed realm into a cow pasture, illustrating how royal power protected or destroyed liberty in distant lands.
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Europe
Petar
Peres
Dine Peper
Spratly
Mrobertbeerd
Woo Ebnas
Carrie
Pagel
PHS
Pease
Sacha Tieta
Dave Bis
Tresson
Oie Falie
Territorial Siege Echoes In 2200 Calais Aid Tale
Fragmented excerpt recalls Queen Elizabeth aiding Calais siege in 2200. London mayoral officials instructed to muster a thousand men, select congregants at Easter services, equip them, and send to Dover without medical exams.
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Calais
London
Dover
Whitten Before the War on Earth’s Quiet Balance
Edgar Lucien Larkin, director of Mount Lowe Observatory, reflects on the stillness of Earth amid vast cosmic forces. He describes the energy of suns, heat, and life enabling creation, noting how delicate adjustments sustain life and hint at a higher mind guiding nature’s laws.
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Earth
Observatory
E. L. Larkin
Edgar Lucien Larkin
Mount Lowe Observatory
Ebaan
Guy
Typical American Eloquence in a 1896 Kentucky contest
In central Kentucky 1896 an Intercollegiate oratorical contest featured a peroration promising a bright American destiny. The speaker speaks of a future where the American continent leads in liberty, prosperity, science, and commerce, with a youthful vigor advancing toward a grand national destiny.
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Central
Kentucky
American
Metallic Ring Foreshadows Heartbreak in Parlor Exchange
A poor but honest youth confronts a woman about a metallic ring in her voice and a ring on her finger. She reveals Charlie Gotrox placed the ring the night before. The pair depart toward home, hinting at a looming romantic complication as the Herald notes.
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Charlie Gotrox
Home Ward
Fortune teller tale of Sandy Bowers and Nevada rise
A San Francisco fortune teller recounts the rise and fall of the couple Sandy Bowers and his wife in Virginia City and Washoe Lake. They gamble wealth on mining dreams, lose it all, and end with a lonely fortune telling life after travels to Paris and London and a grand mansion that fades with tragedy.
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Virginia City
Paris
Champs Flizas
Hever
Seco
London
Nevada
Washoe Lake
San Francisco
Persia
Tenamster
Frisco
Bowers
Sandy Bowers
Red Guard Surrenders En Masse Near Lathis
A large portion of the Red Guard army in Fine hind surrendered to German and White Guard forces near Lathis, according to a formation from Pianist Sources.
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White Guard
Copenhagen
Red Guard
Finehind
Lathis
Soutces
New York Lawyer Appointed Employment Committee Chairman
Mrs Olive Scott Gabriel of New York University School of Law has been named chairman of the Employment Committee of the May or's Committee on National Defense in New York City. She is chosen to help place women in roles previously held by men who went to the war. Gabriel has practiced law since graduating in 1911.
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Olive Scott Gabriel
New York University School of Law
National Defense
New York City
Gabriel
Catarrh Cure Ad Amid War Bond Rhetoric and Quotes
An OCR fragment blends a Catarrh Care advertisement with wartime Liberty Bond propaganda and assorted quotes. It references F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and includes scattered lines on health elixirs, patriotism, and public sentiment without a cohesive narrative.
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Tha ‘Lazald Company
Lnca
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Madison
Jobo Hl. Thasspson
Cragmont
Salem
Anderker Haigh
Juniata Tribe
RED Men
Liberty
Turkey
Louis Pfister
W. H. Miller & Sons
Indiana
of Bible School Convention of
Monroe
Saptod
Jo Bo Bousefield
Saptoot
Sbses
Gary Desartient
Dian Sents
Marson
Cay
Peader Masato Liberts Sundiy Sodhool
Visso Dee Walletree
Mustos Hebron Saadivmeri
Kemuatks
Cuyteertsen
Cotuntter Motu Congreugatiant
Cari Paugh
Nellie Lokedel
John H. Ryker
County
Sullivan, Ind
John HL. Ryker
Harry Ryker
Sullivan
Tnd
Wisda
Thos County
Gregory Klesa
Baltimore Street
Ryker
John W. Thomas
Sisters of the Pocahontas Lodge
Hoover
United States
Weet Niswepaper Union
Buffalo
Zuzui
Dinors
Dt Dater
P. W. Gacy
Charch
the Herald
Western Newspaper Union
Geld
Don
Cincinnati
Madison Telephone Co
Finland
Olive
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
America
Nebuchadnezzer
Sam
Ha Sailgal
Parry W. Hargan
John P Schofield
J. W. Cornett
John B. Ross
Wol Miller
John W. Tevis
Charles S Powell
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JW. Cornett
E. Jd. Colewate
Castor
Hieary Si Iimid
Robert L. Graham
Carl Bock
John C. Reed
Clerks
Nell P. Clements
Wiodern Bank
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U. S. Navy
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