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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
3
The Adison Herald announces its weekly edition published by the Herald Company Ma. The notice outlines its printing schedule and distribution details for readers in Adison and surrounding areas.
Community members discussed plans for a fall festival amid uncertain funding and scheduling. Organizers highlighted event goals, potential vendors, and security logistics while seeking partner support from local groups.
A birth notice from Madison reports the arrival of Mary Laure Cherner, daughter of Walter Cherner, at the Madison Hotel in New York on September 30. The fragmentary text notes the event date and participants with limited surrounding details.
The fragmentary article mentions a machine going over an embankment and names several people connected to the incident. It references Mrs. Charles Wells and Mrs. Minden Paapeert among others, with mentions of a burial and local happenings in Madison, including attendees and related family names.
A garbled 1918 style page blends obituaries and accident notes with dates, place names like Jefferson county and Madison, and mentions of Tuberculosis cures, Fourth Liberty Loan bonds, and a court case. The scattered text includes funeral details, deaths, coroner notes, and public notices amid wartime propaganda language.
A newspaper passage describes a testimony and testimonials about a kidney remedy. It mentions individuals such as Mrs Redamy and Don Welnew Balls and references a product tied to doctors like Ir. Belbuny and Foster Mulburn in Buffalo. The text portrays claims of relief and long-term illness without clear verifiable outcomes.
Federal officials deny reports that the U S Treasury would confiscate savings accounts or other property. A statement says the United States is defending savings and property with the power of the Republic as it fights German aggression. The rumor likely spread by pro German agencies to hinder Fourth Liberty Loan efforts. Elizabeth L. Clements is noted among 2000 children presenting colors for Lincoln Division at an eastern camp.
A fragmentary report states that a former combat rider of all Russian armies, credited with saving the nation from Germany, and associated with Grand Duke Nicholas, was assassinated by Bolsheviki in Moscow after the regime change.
Prices for butter fat hay and grain are listed with buying and selling figures for corn oats buckwheat clover alfalfa timothy and straw. Quotations include wool prices and a note on a wireless report that Fehrenbach may become Reich chancellor. London war weapons week raised 450000.
A fragmented list shows jurors drawn for the October term of the circuit court with names including Conan tomsrs, Scott, Willim Dow, Mieten Marton Wraty, and many others from various towns. The document also references political affiliations Republicans and Democrats and mentions county and city officials.
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