Madison Herald reports real estate transfer and local notices
Real estate transfer records show Rose T. Robinson and Benjamin Robbins purchasing a lot in Deputy for 350. A marriage license issued to Lon F. Horton and Mary Lanham. Election results list Nichols and Turaniuner leading, with various local political results and community notices including residents Kruger and family arrival in Indianapolis for a stay.
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Rose T. Robinson
Alto Benjamin Robbins
Lon FE. Horton
Switzerland County
Mary -the Lanham
Jefferson County
Dotin Kriger
Marynna
Indianapolis
Fom
Sam
Las
Porsherif Gutert Diascaer
Oym Aatist Addr Dar Bas
Fia
Tubaniuner
Tat Nichols
Toomure
Faye Dade
Isarenes Z
Lochard
Girinan
Dutt
Dianapols
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Autumn Ode and Circuit Court Notices
A poem by M. M. Sauer greets Autumn and reflects on its memories. Separate court notices include sale of a dwelling in Emma J. King vs Grice et al, property now owned by Nancy J. Stucker’s devisees. appointment of Charles O. McBrota as commissioner. and various probate and guardianship actions. Other items list divorce filings and trial dates with attorneys named.
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Emma J. King
Grice
Latham
Nadvs Kleinhentz
Presbyterian Avenue
Kim Street
Pleeo
Devisees
Nancy J. Stucker
John McGregor
Charles O. McBrote
Aase
Nethe Schafer
Dot Smith
Harry Leimen
Plauttt
Bear
Emerson Lemen
Kinma BO Whitham
Whaithars
Laodtrey Cold
W. O. Ford
George Hurley
Helena M. Hurley
Sulzer & Bear
Schreiber
Frieda Cooley
Charles Cooley
Travel Notes and Local Funeral Remembrance in Madison
Madison brief recounts several residents traveling by train to Richmond Boston and elsewhere. It notes a marriage license issued to Frank Fox and Susan Tharp, the funeral of Mrs Theresa West, a baptism? event at Hebron cemetery, and a bakery change of ownership at Gertz bakery with new proprietors Mr and Mrs Walt. It also mentions Red Cross officers appointments and a local departure to Indianapolis.
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Anna Harper
Richmond
Howard Hitz
George Schumann
Henry Gabel
Kent Road
Boston
Mass
Harry Lawrence
Wichita
Kansas
Orlean Lawrence
Hanover
Sidney Schoolcraft
Indianapolis
William Lunsford
West Third Street
Frank Fox
Milton
Susan Tharp
Jeffersonville
Theresa West
William J. Denny
Bryantsburg
Hebron Cemetery
Anna Pratt
Dana Pratt
Pratt
Carrie Jenkins
Thier
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frank X. Foltz
John Foltz
Humbolt
Tenn
George Niesge
Steve Foltz
Middlefork
Christian Kraut
Mary Weiner
Covington
Madison
Jefferson County Red Cross Board
Elizabeth Trow
Home Service
Kronenberger
Cora Mullen
Herbert Lyons
Edward Jeffries
Paul Jeffries
Missouri
Snider Preserve Company
Gertz
Main Street
Charyued Oossnership
Mir
Howard Wolf
Pleasant Ridge
Charles Gerta
George C. Gertz
Walt
the Herald
Madison Player News Briefs From Local Rail Trips
Local notices detail travel and family movements: F P Vail returns from wedding trip. Mrs Fannie Temperly visits Sheriff Dihammer. W E Dehler returns to Terre Haute. Mrs Edward J Meyer goes to Kansas City. Amanda Mosser travels to Lexington. Frances Mayfield heads to Franklin. Rev J C Black travels to Columbus. Holwager, Carr, and related visit to Cincinnati. Joseph Morrison called to Indianapolis for his mother's illness. undertaker Vail ships body from Cragmont to New Albany. Mary Louise Hart and family return from Greensburg. Capt and Mrs Robert McClure announce a ten pound son. Selma Leonhardt leaves for North Vernon. Purdue extension official G M Frier returns to Lafayette. license granted for Edward Scott and Mary Ellen Moore. Frank Hunter and William Rice visiting from Indianapolis. H A Blake and several women depart for Seymour for a Christian Church convention.
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Fannie Temperly
Indianapolis
Gilbert Dihammer
William FE. Dehler
Terre Haute
Edward J. Meyer
Kansas City
Amanda Mosser
Milton
Lexington
L. H. McCain
George T. Mayfield
Franklin
Frank F. Mayfield
John C. Black
Columbus
Cincinnati
Joseph J. Morrison
Mary Morrison
Trimble Co. Ky
F. P. Vail
Katherine Thompson
Cragmont
New Albany
John DD. Hart
Mary Louise
Greensburg
Hart
George J. Martch
Robert A McClure
Notable Bold Headlines Fragment From A Dated Page
A scrambled OCR snippet references a range of items including a boxing match contract between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier for the world heavyweight title, a Parisian wife dropping incident, and various disjointed phrases. The text is fragmented with multiple garbled names and events, lacking coherent context or complete details.
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Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
New York
Ima
County Board Forms Committee For School Campaign
A meeting of the educational board in the office of County School Superintendent Guy Pender established a campaign to improve school conditions. Guy Pender chairs a committee with W C Miller E O Muncie John McGregor and B H Doddridge, with meetings countywide from November 7 to November 16. Literature on Indiana schools is being distributed. Spain had no trial by jury before 1889. Ancient cyptains and Chinese had paddocks.
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Guy Pender
Educational Board
W. C. Miller
E. O. Muncie
John McGregor
B. H. Doddridge
Indiana
Injured Man Robert Bartron Returns Home After Train Crash
Robert Bartron, severely injured weeks ago in Little Rock Arkansas when struck by a train, arrived home last night with his brothers Louis and Everett Bartron to Ada Bartron's residence on Fifth and Walnut streets. He stood the trip well and later was able to sit up briefly, with friends hoping for full recovery.
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Robert Bartron
Little Rock
Arkansas
Louis
Everett Bartron
Ada Bartron
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Funeral service for George J. Martch held at home
Private funeral services conducted by Rev. Charles Bilger for George J. Martch were held yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the family home on East Second Street. Pallbearers were J.J. Kasper, Tobe Eagtin, John Downey, Nicholas A. Klein, Edward Flynn, and William Gibson. Interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery. A note mentions a cat valued at $1,500 to early Brazilian settlers and a France observance of a Day of Large Families on Sunday, May 9.
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Charles Bilger
George J. Martch
East Second Street
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Messrs
J.J. Kasper
Tobe Eagtin
John Downey
Nicholas A. Klein
Edward Flynn
William Gibson
Machine That Pulls Flax Aided Fiber Production
An early report describes a device pulling flax to process fibers for textile use. The invention showed efficiency, extracting usable fiber from flax plants while preserving depth and integrity. Experts from Canada and the United States were involved in testing and demonstration events held in North Beas.
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Norts Beas
Noy
York Trognam
Facturers
GU Cout
Nertly
Phe Naahinge
Girt of Twelve Eaters College Opens New Era
A Bronx girl, deemed to have a giant intellect, will begin higher studies at Hunter College this fall. Faculty note her strong performance as she enters the senior class after census of a special achievement at the elementary level.
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Hlunter College
New York
Bronx
Dust Fall in Glasgow Reaches 1330 Tons per Square Mile
The annual dust fall measured in Glasgow Scotland is reported at 1330 tons per square mile. This figure highlights the heavy fine particle deposition impacting air quality and urban cleanliness in the city.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Big irrigation plans reshape Sonoran water efforts
The Sonoran government advances large irrigation schemes to calm Yaqui tensions and support new crops. Officials say recent ditches and federal-state actions open water access, while education and social programs receive budgetary focus as the plan aims for stability and growth.
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Sonoran
Hiss
Gon Flavio v
A. Berguez
Sener
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Sogorn cd Te Mestean
Oie
Rena
Hiv Soto
Joo
Woman Wins Homestead Title Amid Odd Ballads and Falls
Mrs Moon Schnneider of Pincerville California wins a homestead title in a muddled report noting a fall near a 100 foot well and an infant rescue. The event mentions Louisville and Madison Wholesale Markets with scattered names and places in a fragmentary account.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts For Reward
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims 16 years of use, suggests the medicine works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, promises quick health improvement, and urges readers to send for testimonials. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, markets the product for 75 cents through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Root Advises Harding Against New Versailles Break
Elihu Root warned Senator Harding that discarding the Versailles peace treaty is impractical and would cause chaos and total war loss, risking disaster for the United States.
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Elihu Root
Harding
Look From the Pit in Buenos Aires Opera
The text describes audience members peering into the orchestra pit during an Buenos Aires opera and using opera glasses. It mentions early gospel access dating to 528, highlighting antiquated viewing customs.
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Buenos
Aitres
Bells of St Albans Echo in a Klondike Reunion
Anne Bryce awaits John Cameron who left for Alaska three years earlier. He returns changed but hopeful, believing the bells of St Albans will ring for them now as they never have before.
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St. Albans
New England
Anne Bryce
John Cameron
St. Athans
Charles Longworth
Klondike
Anne
St. Alnus
Cameron
Wale
Joe
John
Tim
Alaska
Doe
A Fair Exchange at the News Office Dress Bargain
A young woman and a man meet at the News Office ready to trade stories about bargains. The woman explains she came downtown early for a dress sale and bought a $67 dress for 25 dollars while the man reveals he paid 67 dollars for a 25 dollar suit.
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Indianapolis News
Quail War Souvenir Brought From Argonne To Freeland
Lieutenant John Rugen of Freeland Pennsylvania found a wounded quail in the Argonne forest and brought it home to the United States. He nursed the bird back to health and the quail became a beloved pet of his company during the war.
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United States
Louisiaa
Carville
Public Health Service
John Rugen
Freeland
Argonne Forest
America
Rugen
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Brazil
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