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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

2

Dupont Orchards Company dissolves in Indiana

The Dupont Orchards Company filed a final certificate of dissolution in Indianapolis yesterday. Marriage licenses granted to Benjamin Ballard and Pearl Amos of Madison. Funeral notices, estate settlements, and local fire report detail deaths and property actions in Madison and surrounding areas.

Dupont Orchards Company Indianapolis M. Bertsch Bol Doddridge Mr. Doddridgeden Cambridge City Benjamin Ballard Pearl Amos Squire Chipuain

Scenic Clifty Falls Poem Promotes Local Power Site

The fragment discusses Clifty Falls and Poel at Chitty Palts, praising natural scenery and suggesting a potential water power project. It references streams, rivers, access, and the prospect of supplying a large volume of water for power, naming Madison and Bethany areas and noting the region’s appeal to visitors and the State’s plans.

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Tragic Farm Death After Bridge Crash Near Pisgah

In Graham township a 39 year old farmer, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Cook, died after a collision near Pisgah Bridge. Coroner Henning of Hanover investigated. wreck involved a tractor and truck with multiple victims. authorities mobilized for road work and transport to Dupont for medical care.

Margaret Blake Andrew W. Blake Hocke Diske John de Biike Bend Tis Te Rae Pisgah Mole Allus Boopri Cate A. G Woseyiaeur Moe Dupont Proctor Brank Dick Pieostuget Brodoh Cook Mrs Cook Legrity Pisgah Brige Woo Peogathe Chorsoul Graham Township D Purty Dean Cook Graham Townstip Teghidhede

Former Needs Step Ladder to Harvest H s Corn Crop

A garbled OCR snippet describes a needs step ladder for harvesting a high school corn crop. It mentions a beer Whig reference and incoherent phrases about feet and a fleet, with no coherent event or clear entities.

Madison News And Death Notices Lead Off Week

Madison reports several local movements with residents visiting relatives in Seymour Jeffersonville and Dayton Ky. Mrs W C McLelland attends state Charities and Corrections meeting in Terre Haute. Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Anton Hillen Scipio and infant Edward Stephan with funeral at Scipio and burial at Fairmount. License issued for Everett Tingle and Maggie Sharp of Henry county Ky.

W. C. McLelland State Meeting of Charities and Corrections Terre Haute Mamie Martch George Martch Jacksonville F. C. Vawter Cincinnati Vawter David M. Lepper Nellie Crozier Thomas W. W. Crozier Dayton Wm. P. Crozier Kate Jackson Minerva Beck Louisville Robert Bartron Little Rock Arkansas King’s Daughters’ Hospital Schneider Anton Hillen Scipio Hillen

Warships for sick cattle to aid hoof disease control

Officials plan experimental laboratory studies on tendon and vitality in diseased cattle. Britain aims to halt the spread of cliseiss to protect livestock exports, with top scientists leading long running animal husbandry research.

Britain

Fire destroys whisky warehouses at Cedar Brook Distilling

A blaze at the Cedar Brook Distilling plant in Lawrenceburg destroyed four warehouses and Contained about 7000 barrels of whisky. An estimated 2 000 gallons were burned with a value around 2000 dollars per barrel, owned by the Kentucky Distilleries and Warehousing concern based in Louisville. The main distillery building escaped due to wind direction.

M E.garber Mie Tie Tgarher Kentucky Lawrenceburg Cedar Brook Distilling Company Boothbay Kentucky Distilleries Wirehouse Competiny Louisville Anda Gedd

Real Estate Transfers and Private Consideration Details

Real estate transfers listed include Robert E. Manville and wife to Amanda Clarkson for a city property with private consideration. Amanda Clarkson to Joseph M. Cooper and wife for city property with $1 and other consideration. William H. Stucker and wife to Robert Park and wife for Hanover property at $2,600. Ellison McCurry to Alva Dep uty for 70 acres in Graham township with private consideration. Ellison McCurry to Thomas H. Chambers and wife for 90 acre farm and 20 acre tract in Graham township at $1 and other consideration. The wise man carries his knowledge and his watch for his own use and not for display.

Robert E. Manville Amanda Clarkson Joseph M. Cooper William H. Stucker Robert Park Hanover Ellison McCurry Alva Graham Township Thomas H. Chambers

Forbidden Love In Garden Reveals Hidden Past

Arline White and Harold at last confess love as Arline reveals her true identity to her betrothed after months of nursing her ailing mother. He had come to visit, and their bond deepens in a sunlit garden where secrets unfold and futures align.

Ieee Elston Arline Tiarold Thad Ponty Uves Soul

Profiteering and Friction Among Races in Constantinople

The piece reports rising profiteering in Constantinople with foreigners prospering and Turkish officials easily corrupted. Greeks and Armenians hold much business property. hotels run by Greeks and Armenians charge high European-style rates. Entente authorities struggle to curb profiteering amid racial frictions, while relief workers focus on aiding children due to deep sectarian tension.

Constantinople Turkey Ele Europe Eucropeaa Entente High Commissions Otrvenate

Indestructible Joe Glass Falls Eighty Feet in Wyoming

Joe Glass of Diamondville Wyoming survived a 80 foot fall after his car left the road between Kemmerer and Diamondville crashing on rocks. He was found unconscious beside the wreck, recovered, and returned to work eight hours later at his usual time.

Joe Glass Diamondville Wyo Kemmerer Glass Tigetiies Cope Wien

Mob lynched reprieved convict shot by mob in Quitman

A Black man named Echols, jailed for murdering an elderly night watchman in Quitman Mississippi, was taken from custody and killed by a mob after a reprieve from the state supreme court. Indiana considers age rule for female voters. State board says women must prove age to vote or reregister if over 21.

Wih Echols Quitman Miss State Supreme Court Indiana State Board of Election Commissioners

Record Parachute Drop Survives 21 000 Foot Flight

Lieutenant Hamilton attempted a high altitude parachute jump near Carlotrom field, rising to just under 21 000 feet before engine trouble forced continuation. He descended through clouds, landed amid Arcadia area, and was saved after his parachute tangled in tree branches. a recovery party found him uninjured after hours.

New York Carlatrom Field Eleut Hamilton Meade Lieut Wieson Texsan Air Service News Tetter Pleut Bramilton la Pere Poe Downes Downes Caristrom Effeet Toort Panip Carlstrom Fied Dorr Thatner Arcadia Joshua Creek

Albino Salmon Bred At Vancouver Hatcheries

Two albino spring salmon of about 1% pounds were received from the Department of Marine Hatcheries at Cowichan lake Vancouver. About 180 albino fish nearly white were produced from colored eggs collected in October 1916 and tests are underway to see if these fish will reproduce without going to sea.

Ottawa Canada Department of Marine Cowichan Lake Vancouver

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