Addison Herald Weekly Edition Madison nicholson copying note
Nov 12 report from Madison Indiana notes births marriages and travel. Mrs G W Pearce travels to Huntington to supervise annual report. Mr and Mrs Roberts of Chicago visit relatives then return home. Mr and Mrs Vo HL Barth visit from Lewiston Minnesota. Avery Jordan and Anne Kodor purchase 230 acre Avery Jordan farm on Paper Mill Road for 26000 at public auction. Curtis Marstual and Senator John McGregor attend representing parties. Earlier the Jordan divorce was settled in Jefferson Circuit Court. Auctioneer Henry Meyer.
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Frank Smith
Hanging Rock Road
Anderson
G. W. Pearce
Phuntington
Woc Tt
Dobuos. Roberts
Chicago
Avery Jordan
Anne Kodor
Meroe Tousnstip
Tesa
Curtis Marstual
Jordan
John McGregor
Jetterson
Ciourt
Henrys Meyer
Mystifying Report From Wrentee Adent
Fragmentary notes describe a loss of an eye and a life stage, mentioning an event at Tiefiaee house and people named Mettler and Hoult. The convoluted text hints at an accident or injury with unclear timing and place, leaving key details and names garbled.
Current Events Club Meeting Dives Into Peace and League Topics
The Current Events Club met with Mrs. W. W. Logan. Mrs Klias Scott led the session and committees were formed. Mrs Morse Sulver gave a strong recap on The Peace. Mrs Homer Long presented The League of Nations and fielded questions. Guest Mrs Griffith from Eyvieston Club at Vevay attended.
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W. W. Logan
Klias Scott
Mo RR Sulver
League of Nations
Homer Long
Mayor White names Madison delegates to Ohio Valley Institute meeting
Mayor James Ware reported no request to form a delegation for the Ohio Valley Institute gathering marking its silver anniversary. He selected a Madison contingent including Wert Woodtha MoCo Charter Mook Sule MoM Soapdies Joseph Mo Cravens Kasper IR Seat J Kasper Mister Jotup Mo large Segmon Lohar of Todiadapols and others to attend the Cincinnati event. plans note local interest and prior incidents.
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James Ware
Ohio Valley Tnstoverone Association
Ats
Sdo
Ith
Vention
Dias
Assecathon
Kohia Valley
Waters
Cinciatathaned
Madison
White
Tolloweng
Madseno
Woodtha
MoCo Charter
Mook Sule
Mom
Soapdies
Joseph Mo Cravens
JJ Kasper
IR Seat
Enormous rubber plantation in Sumatra described
The article portrays a vast rubber forest in Sumatra with trees raised for the 20th century rubber boom. It notes narrow gauge railway through the plantation and rubber roads used by motor vehicles between estate manager bungalows. The scene contrasts global industry with local travel across the estate. It also reports other items including war casualty shipments and legal notices.
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Dean
Tom
SN Oxly
Notable Arrivals and Departures Around Madison
Mrs M A Samuels from Chicago arrived in Madison and registered at Hotel Jefferson. Mrs James Sheets and her son Burton returned from a two week visit in Norwood Ohio. Catherine Rockwell left for Indianapolis via Ryker's Ridge. Mrs Wiliam Pemperly returned to Indianapolis after visiting her daughter. Mio Naa Laittlegohn and two children avian and Frank traveled to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Captain HO Woolford and Mrs Woolford left for Coneinnaty on the mailboat and then will return to Camp Gordon near Atlanta after a twenty day furlough. Mr and Mrs Garrett Goins, attending the funeral of Mrs Goins sister Florence Weathers, returned to Burlington Kentucky with Mrs James Black and Mrs Groins' mother.
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M. A. Samuels
Chicago
Madison
Hotel Jefferson
James Sheets
Burton
Norwood
Ohio
Catherine Rockwell
Paends
Oon
Red Men of County Prepare for Big Jefferson Meet
The Improved Order of Red Men in Jefferson County, boasting 1 220 members, organize a monster parade and a two meeting program on Saturday November 2. Activities include a flag ceremony, speeches by Hon. Peon Bosedweek and Mr. Sed-Wik, songs, poems by O W Coxen, and a concert band. Delegates from eight tribes share duties while local merchants prepare decorations and a joint planning session is set for 1 30 P M Saturday.
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Red Men
Jefferson
Doartee Court House
Peon
Martinsville
Hebek Bee Porrer
Sed- Wik
Hen Areh OU Hebbs
Crreat Council
Padiana
Toock
Juniata
Pythian
Jefferson Street
Jefferson County
Madison
Dupont
Volga
Kent
Chelsea
Manville
Wirt
Cana
Vevay
Markland
Bethlehem
Milton
Bedford
Warsaw
Prestonsville
Cele
Senator Thomas Martin Dies at 72 in Charlottesville
Democratic Senate leader Thomas S. Martin died in Charlottesville Virginia after a months long illness. He was 72. The article notes his long political career and the weight of ambition in leadership roles.
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Senate
Virginia
Charlottesville
Thomas 3S Martin
Cattle Market Discussion Spurs Senate Inquiry
The essay questions how Union Stock Yards in Chicago shape meat pricing and food resources. It contrasts buyers, brokers, and packers amid auctions, noting cattle are not uniform and prices hinge on animal quality and market dynamics. The piece also surveys national stock markets and their influence on domestic wealth.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Bernae
AML
Small Packers Oppose License Proposal Draws Interstate Policy
Cincinnati residents push back against licensing of all packers in interstate trade. They warn the Kenyon and Kendrick bills would force hundreds of small packing firms out of interstate operations, preferring a licensing system viewed as continued interference.
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Cincinnati
Kenyon
Kendrick
How the Proceeds From a Steer Sale Are Divided
A Federal study traces the flow of money from steer sales through packing and retail to consumers. It shows the farmer receiving 66 to 75 percent of the live animal price, 3 to 4 percent for shipping and yard care, the packer 5 to 6 percent for slaughtering and distribution, and the butcher 15 to 20 percent for selling costs and profit. The diagram uses money bugs to depict these shares.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Respecting Yourself and Personal Accountability
A moral note on self respect urging individuals to monitor their own diligence. It argues that a person should value their own opinion as much as others and avoid neglecting responsibilities even when not noticed by others.
Simon Lake claims perfect salvaging submarine seek HL M S Huszar gold
Davy Jones describes submarine inventor Simon Lake planning a bottom salvage of the HL M S Huszar treasure in Long Island Sound off Port Morris New York. He alleges the 10 million bullion lay underwater for 11 years and vows a dramatic recovery effort with a specialized salvage submarine.
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Simon Lake
Atlantic
Long Island Sound
Port Morris
N.Y
HL M.S. Huszar
Tahe
Deserts and Distant Royal Suites in Historic Boston Hotel
A fragmented account describes the Satera desert in northern Africa and its harsh, snow-swept elevations, nomadic Arabs and caravan routes. It then shifts to Boston, noting the old Reveres House hotel with a decorated royal suite once hosting Jenny Lind and other dignitaries, now closing after long service.
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Great
Satera
Foe
Africa
Con- Seba
Ulauorggo
Owdale
Revere House
Baston
Mass
Jenny Lind
Daniel Webster
Prince of Wales
Parti
Parepa
Christine Nilson
Grand Duke Alexis
King Kalakaua
Eimperar Dom Pedro
Boston
Ancient Mexican pyramids yield two granite beads of Quetzalcoatl
Mexican investigations near San Juan Teotihuacan unveil two nearly pristine granite beads linked to the air god Quetzalcoatl. The pyramids’ builders remain disputed amid claims these mounds honor the sun and moon, with bases around 761 by 721 feet and heights near 716 feet.
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San Juan Teotihuacan
Mexico City
fLrow
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