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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1921

Page

3

Madison Herald notes and local social updates

Local notices include Louis Wetzel and Louise Tyree marriage license. Mrs. FE. Protsman visiting Michigan City. Georgia Heatt Edmunds Ada Beatty and Mary Francisco heading to Terre Haute Gary for school and teaching. Towboat Crown Phill relocates to Port Pleasant after repairs. Wera Everett L Barnes and Vera C Coffin marry with Rev. A Shulls officiating at the Baptist church.

Louis Wetzel Kincaid Kansas Mary Huntington Portsmouth Ohio James K. White Nichols Clyde Baker Louise M. Tyree FE. E. Protsman Lee W. Leonard Vevay

Indiana youth favors brunettes in hair styling contest

The article describes a local youth pageant or contest where girls’ hair styles influence voting, noting preferences for brunettes and the audience’s reactions. It mentions varied ages and observers, and references a new building and figures tied to the event.

Veteran Operates On Himself Amid War Wounds

A veteran, Blanchette, of the One Hundred Seventh Infantry Twenty seventh Division, who spent nine months overseas, performed self surgery to remove a bone fragment and treated multiple injuries. He recalls weeks in recovery and describes the care and pain during healing and subsequent hospital stay.

Toe Gaerie Tnt Blanchette

Bees Stop Traffic As Swarm Attacks Business District

A large swarm of bees with a lost queen paralyzed Bozelin Ment. Business district for over an hour. Thousands of people fled three blocks to the park as the buzzing mass filled the air. A street foreman finally drew the swarm to the city park with a steady hammering and clanging.

Bozelin Ment Hanmer

Tahiti Autos Spark Local Interest and Confusion

Readable fragments show Tahitian residents discussing automobiles and refreshment of civic life in Papeete. The text mentions Petey, Petey’s group, and references to local places and events, though many phrases are garbled and uncertain.

FIUME TRADE STILL SLUMPS IN EARLY DEALS

Trade on the market remains weak as merchants in Fiume report slow activity and cautious buying. Analysts note decession uncertainties and ongoing economic strain impacting turnover across portside firms.

McGuire Visits City Farmily Steamer Steward In Packet Trade

Yor McGuire arrived this afternoon from Pittsburg to visit his family for several weeks. He is the steward on the Betsy Ann, a packet boat operating between Pittsburgh and Portsmouth Ohio. Miss Clara Heuse has returned from San Diego and Arizona to resume domestic science teaching. her Madison friends learn of her health improvement. County Auditor Dibler reports the State Board of Tax Commissioners has set a hearing date for taxpayer objections to 1921 levies by Monroe township advisory board for October 7 at 10 am in the court house auditor's office.

Yor McGuire Pittsburg Mr. McGuire Pittsburgh Portsmouth Ohio Clara Heuse Otto Heuse San Diego California Aud Mesa Arizona Monroe Township Court House

Plan to Fly to the Pole by Air from Alaska to Europe

Report outlines a pioneering flight plan starting at Point Barrow Alaska then visiting the North Pole and continuing to Scandinavia with a single aircraft and three experienced pilots led by Naulty. The route would trace bearings toward Bear Creek and North Cape with risk and weather considered.

Minska Norway Pepe Ted Te Hood North Cape Fda Pearl Barrow Alaska N Roerreed Point Popes Pepe Pheoreare Atte Westoof Andrae Bear Peco Chere

Fragments Describe Insect Threats and Hawaiian Defense Efforts

A damaged snippet discusses ugly bugs and "Poot LRT" with references to British origins and wartime insect threats. It mentions armored insects prowling, protective moon activities, and efforts by ferns and Nenee to aid Hawaii in preventing alternate threats.

Hyronus Benggth Hsoo

Unearth Giant With Horns Near Keene Stour

Workmen at the Belen Wood site in Helenwood uncover a buried giant statue about six feet tall. The figure shows two curved horns, a face with notable features, and weighs around 50 pounds. It draws crowds as a local curiosity and attracts visitors from nearby areas.

Keene Stour Belen Wood Scott Cout Helenwood

Baby Robbed of Shoes in Bronx Street Crime

A baby in the Bronx was left in a carriage outside a store when a maid went inside. on return the carriage and the infant's shoes were missing. Police report a theft occurred, labeling the child a potential victim of crime in the area.

Bronx New York Dasid

Wives Cost Too Much in Africa Lorber Report

A restricted broadcast notes African wage disputes with natives objecting to wives costs rising sharply. Officials report wartime price levels collapsed but marriages now burden locals with costs well above prewar norms.

Africa Lorber

Madison News From The Region October Exits And Local Notices

Madison residents travel for business and leisure with several departing for Indianapolis Louisville Terre Haute and Cincinnati. A county commissioners session approved bills while undertaker Haigh forwarded Edward Pietzuck’s body to Vernon. An Indiana Lines excursion carried 245 passengers from Madison, seven coaches needed. Local dignitaries and relatives are noted in visits, stays, and car trips amid community life.

W. W. Logan Terre Haute Presbyterian Synod Lillian White Lucile Indianapolis Court House Haigh Edward P. Pietzuck Cragmont Vernon Esberger Cincinnati Harry Shockley Shockley Marc. ‘Bhes. Baum Adelaide Parrbarks Ruth Paaroanks Wonterwold Fairmount Mesfairstides Date View Charles W. Fuibann Tio Githate Brydon Cola Ade Brydon Mise Julia Mesaie Herman Columbus Madison

Circuit Court Convenes for October Term in Jefferson County

Judge FF M Griffith arrives from Vevay to open the Jefferson circuit court October term at 10. Grand jury reports then retires to deliberate. Bailiffs appointed: Court Wallace Zearing Riding John A Schules Grand Jury John Hazel Walking James Williams. Docket called at 9 tomorrow. Murray sues for divorce from Maria L Murray. State ex rel Mount vs Crafton bastard settled in court. Will of Isadora Chapman proven. estate attorney 5 E Leland. New suit Messmore vs Messmore filed by George W Miles. Ben Mead on shantyboat arrested with stolen clothing from Byron Mouser’s camp. Mouser held Mead at gunpoint before arrest.

FF. M. Griffith Vevay Jefferson Circuit Court Wallace Zearing John A. Schules John Hazel James Williams James H. Murray Maria L. Murray Lemon & Cooper State of Indiana Damsel M. Mount Harwood Crafton Isadora Chapman John Chapman E. Leland Timie Messmore George Messmore George W. Miles Ben Mead Dihamimer Schuler Byron Mouser Kentucky Shore Madison Mouser Mead Johnson

Farmers Federation meeting discusses corn seed selection and pests

Hanover township farmers heard about disease free corn seed selection from Funk Bros of Illinois and the benefits of seed quality. They also learned to combat weevils in wheat with carbon bisulphide treatment, noting its safe impact on milling and feeding qualities.

Hanover Township Farmers’ Federation Hanover Consolidated Robert Craip Robert Craig Funk Bros Jefferson County Funk Brothers Hanover Township

Fragmented OCR Noise Blocks Coherence

A garbled OCR passage offers no clear names places or events. Readable fragments mention a few unrelated terms and stray phrases without coherent context or identifiable subjects.

Hertz-Rouseh Marriage Announced In Local Notice

The marriage license was issued this afternoon to Charles N Hertz and Louise K Rouseh a popular young couple. The groom is the son of Nicholas and Mrs Hertz of Michigan road and the bride is the daughter of Matthew and Mrs Rouseh of this city. The wedding will be held tomorrow evening by Father Guthneck. The couple’s friends will extend best wishes in The Romans used to send holly sprigs for luck.

Charles N. Hertz Louseh K. Rouseh Nicholas Hertz Michigan Road Matthew Rouseh Guthneck

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