Madison Herald Weekly Edition Highlights and Local Notes
Local items from Madison Indiana include a Southeastern Iron Board meeting update, two hundred four acres sold in Lancaster township for fifteen thousand dollars, and transport changes with staff heading to Indianapolis Owgoon and North Vernon. Births deaths and marriages are noted alongside civic notices and business movements in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Demaree
Owgood
Woen Pike Road
al Starbuck
Muncie
North Vernon
William Tf. Eikenberry
Theodore Bi. Christan
Lancaster Township
Charles McKay
Brookaburg
Tadianapolia
Final settlements and divorces in Jefferson Circuit Court
Final settlement of the Brooke estate was approved by Judge Pranciaco with Attorney Emer son Lemen handling. Grace A. Douglass sought to sell an 648 acre farm for 81,050 dollars, a petition granted by the court. Halle Stevens and Charla Stevens divorce action ended with judgment for the plaintiff after the defendant defaulted, alimony not specified. Two related cases, John Keke rt''a Sons v Scott and Chattanooga Medicine Co v Scott, were settled and dismissed with Sulzer & Bear as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Douglass
William HH. Douglass
Pranciaco
Salver & Bear
Halle Stevens
Charla Stevens
Jefferson
Pone
Thomas B. Medbregor
John Kekeert
Va. Scott
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Scott
Sulzer & Bear
Pleasant River Trip Begins Across Rivers to New Orleans
Capt Andrew Augustin sails from Pleasant River aboard the motorboat Edna with a party headed to Madison and on to New Orleans. The excursion includes living quarters on Pad and Edna, with plans to reach New Orleans in time for Mardi Gras. The voyage involves several named participants and supports local association examinations in the city. The report also notes preparations for Chicago’s Live Stock Exhibition and related agricultural aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Augustin
White Cove
Carrollton
Edna
Madison
New Orleans
Augustin
Augustia
Sre
Greenwood
Hauncey Scott
Edward Jackson
Bethlehem
BR. Bewell
Kernest Fieadel
Braneside
Oneagas
Madison High History Professor Kelley Expected Home From Guard Duty
Professor Kelley of Madison High School history department telegraphed the superintendent that he expects to be released today from Indiana National Guard duty at Indianapolis and would likely be home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Madison High School
Due Shane
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
First Appraisers Report Under New Inheritance Tax Law
The first appraiser's report in Jefferson Circuit Court on the estate of David Lyle lists total real and personal property at 565.82. The new law imposes inheritance taxes by relationship, with rates from one to five percent and exemptions from 10,000 to a widow and 2,000 per child. The revenue goes to the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Circuit Coun
Joln McGregor
David Lyle
Local Notes from Jeffersonville Area Social and School News
A jumble of names visits and travels in the Jeffersonville region includes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wildman and family, Frank Loexridze of Pleasant Point, and many locals from Napoleon Little York and St. Magdalene. Dr W A Millis of Hanover College accepts an invitation to address a joint teachers institute in New Washington next Saturday.
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Lester Wildman
Novos
Avon
Frank Loexridze
Pleasant Point
Wadcutline
N. Kirk
Harry Osnnecker
Napoleon
W. A. Millis
Hanover College
J. Scott
New Washington
Washington Township
Oregon
Owen
Bethlehem Towneships
Miliss
Bic
Jeffersonville
Bramwell Booth visits America to mount peace efforts
General Bramwell Booth arrives in New York on a Grat visit as head of the Salvation Army to inspect posts in Canada, speak at Carnegie Hall on Sunday and outline plans for a nationwide camp meeting while the movement debates leadership and modern ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Wes
New York
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Canada
Carnegie Hall
Salvationists
Minsteri
Ballington Beooth
Volunteers of America Bt
Evallinwtog Booth
Brathwell Booth
Halifax
Boeditch
Willian Bramwell Bor
Kate
Comulus
Booth
Charles G. Finney
Phe
Dreas Freedom
Hanover Squad Gets Busy For Butler Game
Hanover Indiana November 10 coach Hotchkiss prepared the team for the Butler game after a muddy Franklin outing. Despite poor field conditions the Hoosiers work to defend their claim to secondary honors. In Bass Lake Knox-Arthur Howland was stabbed at his saloon likely fatally. In Brazil the city may gain an additional saloon after the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Ind
Baptista
Hotchkiss
Butler
Husky Hoosiers
Franklin
Knox
Arthur Howland
Bass Lake
Brazil
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