Madison Herald Highlights Local News and Travel Notes
Madison Herald reports Miss Margaret Scott left for Muncie Normal School by train. Mr and Mrs J S Cloestie return from Greer as guests of Mrs Bofstete. LaVant Sample returns from China to teach in Nooking. Family news includes Mrs Khoyade Voan visiting, and Frank Vawter relations in Brunswick. Broadway doctor wed a son by Dr W L W on Broadway.
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Margaret Scott
Muncie
Tent Normal School
J. S. Cloestie Aris
Greed
Bofstete
Tery Street
LaVant Sample
Nouking
China
Richmond
Mauracen
Brunswick
Tra
Aew
Mary
Penena Bee George [Penn
Carree Vo Tyore Bome Young Cocnte
Wlw
Broadway
Peo Paytons
Agnes Be
J SY ‘ Elly
PRR
En Regis
Chicago
Tiranun
George P.M
Frederick Spocies
Loadette
Margaret Mei
MelIntyre
Mroowes
Wesses
He. J
George Rusk
Aves bin
Er Corbis
Panabeth Martin
Todianapolis
Toends
Dda Mollynetux
Leonsvete
Madison
Alto
Walling Niesse
Mee
Creorge
Joseph Mc Cravens
Marshall Wall
Middhefork
Sarah Stewart
Death shocks Madison as community mourns Miro Moore
A sudden death in Madison yesterday morning leaves neighbors and family grieving Miro Moore a 62 year old resident. Police report he collapsed at home after breakfast and died before aid arrived. Investigations note possible cerebral injury and authorities have sealed results pending a coroner's verdict. The community remembers him as a respected longtime neighbor and father figure.
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Miro Urias
Moore
Mr. Moore
Tapuyvard
Redli
Bas Mather
Boob
Tia Rweo
Ceroner Dlesciog
Miro Moore
Hospital Opening and Local Notices In Madison
Reading notes describe Kings Daughters Hospital opening events and a flood of social notices. Names include Agnes Beebe and Mrs Kennety with extended family, plus marriage notices for Herrin Vo Giard, James Carl Roseberry and others. A court session and highway petition dominate public business as residents seek road exchanges with the State system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Herrin
Carnie Vo Giard
Ley
James Carl
Marion County
Mabher
Roseberry
Jefferson County
Doe
Gagdrich
Madison
Madison Weekly Herald Ownership Statement October 1 1920
Public notice records the Madison Weekly Herald ownership and management for October 1 1920. It lists Publisher The Herald Co Inc Madison Indiana Editor M H Coch rane Business Manager John B Niesse Owners include M H Cochrane and John B Niesse with guardianship of Joseph F Niesse. No bonds or mortgages holding 1 percent or more are reported. Notary Henry V Keller records sworn statement.
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Congress
Madison Weekly Herald
Madison
Indiana
State of
Jefferson
M. H. Cochrane
Madison Herald
the Herald Co., Inc
Ind
Pastor M. H. Cochrane
John B. Niesse
No Herald Company
Joseph F. Niesse
Guardian
Henry V. Keller
Mayes
Candy and Confectionery Trade Faces Restrictions
Fragmentary OCR outlines debate on beverages and confectionery in Washington. Mentions Mr Plant confectionery and a movement toward ban or regulation affecting profits in the drink and candy industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes
Seesetin
Plant Confectionery
Cor
Jefferson Circuit Court Opens October Term In Vevay
Judge Griffith arrived from Vevay this morning and at 10 o'clock convened the October term of the Jefferson circuit court. The grand jury was organized with Thomas V. Buchanan as foreman. The court dismissed the jury until October 18 due to farmers busy season. Bailiffs appointed are Wallace Zearing for court riding John Schuler and walking John Hazel. Grand Jury Fred Stourton.
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Griffith
Vevay
Jeffer
Man Keeps Wedding From Cook for Duty in Detroit
In Detroit a devoted worker refused to take time off for his wedding. The cook Nicholas Alexander faced pressure from his fiancée Isabelle Mo Sahay and two others. After lengthy discussions a compromise allowed the ceremony if the license and ceremony were arranged and the bride moved to the kitchen for the event. The couple faced strong opposition and conflict.
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Detroit
Nicholas Alexander
Cook
Fahiig
Omiarried
Hix Ganeee
Tsabelle
Sahayenwon
Bork
Cerk
Sheo
Acta
Alarm Over Dread Disease Encephalitis Lethargica Spreads Globally
Medical Record cites Poetor Dhermitte study, noting encephalitis lethargica or sleeping sickness now a global problem. Four key signs include oculomotor palsy, hypersomnia, fever, and general weakness. hypertension, tremors, and possible catalepsy appear, with Wassermann test and spinal fluid analysis advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poetor Dhermitte
Lhermitte
Old Fish Market Move Promised for London Thames Quay
An old article notes Billingsgate, London’s historic fish market, is set to relocate due to transport challenges and space costs. It recalls Billingsgate as a key Thames quay in Luxor times, with Edwardian tariffs on fish and seafood, including haddock and salmon, and describes the river’s salt level and tides toward Gravesend.
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Billingsgate
London
Bullingsente
Thames
Luxor
Edward
London Bridge
Gravesend
Compensation for Dark Days Compelling reflection from the Montreal Herald
A reflective extract notes that happiness is scarce during hard times yet companionship and loyalty shine. It asserts that shared trials forge deep friendship, and even pity from outsiders cannot grasp the near heaven found in steadfast company during poverty, sickness, and hardship.
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Montreal Herald
Varieties of Potatoes Across Regions
The article surveys potato types in Virginia and northern markets, noting size preferences and uses. It explains European varieties grown for cooking, starch making, and distilling, and describes a large stock potato used for industrial starch and alcohol production rather than human food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Europe
Paderewski Shakes Hands With Allies After Peace Pact
The Polish representative Paderewski reportedly used both hands to shake with allied plenipotentiaries at the signing in Paris. He once burned fingers in a handshake with a cigarette end and insured each finger for protection, then forbade handshakes to avoid a repeat incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paderewski
Poland
Henry and the golf shout four origin explained
The tale recalls Henry's father a golf enthusiast and a quiz about why players yell fore. Henry, observing his sister doing arithmetic, suggests golfers shout four because toot toot sounds like two two, so they combine them to four.
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Henry
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Kings Daughters Hospital
Free Clinir
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Deaiin
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Norrie
Susan B. Anthony
Moos
Margaret Ponda Arved
Mito
Nerton
Dhooden
Herma Sete
Wollara
Adaph
Peouarth Street
Sabine Buctuuge
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Red Cross
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Thang
Ais
Dean
OM Stewart
Jegy
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Doere
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Rera Pwal
M. Waaatferis
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Weduiog
Mero
Cloart Boaneses
Daetotutiasa
Anton Bie
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Rede Cao
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Poagle Spring Grange
Mitpae
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Tave Sten Kh
Ghitert
Pepe
Pest
Bet
Tayry
Job Marsden
Les Robert
Ubodte
Seemiane
Loren Larimore
Demaree Bros
John Pourstine
Best Fears
John M. Sample
Schanauer
Charles Fischer
Joab Kasper
Worrow Co
Lee Binel Yd
George D. Wright
Hest
Dunter
Claries A. Dibler
Tobe Eaglin
Necktie
Maks & Benson Co
Whetstone
Oracles Leden
George W. Frank
John Kooebel
Pat Lowry
Puroverais
Krebs Clothing Co
Pitther
J. He Voldman
Lantern
Lodge Hardware Co
Keller & Kohl
Fred Wat Son
A. P
Danner
Albert Pomaree
Dacok Lucht
H C. Jordan
Wm. Kessler
Grimes
Sauer Bros
Jonathan
C. HE. Plunger
Dihammer Bros
Keisfer
James EF. Cromer
Harry Cone
Alex Fagan
Curtis Marshall
C. A. Stanton's Sons
Zepf Bros
Bert Scott
Kahn Bros
J. P. Maddox Co
Cal Francis
S. 1
Lyon
Stanley
Taco
Metzner & Son
Madison Lamber Co
Hog House
Chath Wolf
Peter Waly
Jacob Sator
de Vodones
Aearley
Loehes Department
Pat Brella
Daily & Roth Co
Thos
Joba Inglis
Kenschler
Jehan Inglis
Ponopetananteb
Searf
Watt Boob Zepr & Cay
Chas.hatin
Mary Glass
Bay Popound
Mary Ernst
Geo Kampe
John Eckert
G. Davis
M. Greimer
Roger's Drop Store
Inglis Drug Store
Spaulding & Schwab
Schlosser
Conrad Heck
Jos
Neisse
Jardeneire AW
C. Hillabald
Richard Gordon
EO. F. Harper Co
C. Haung
Jos. Steinhardt
Frank Schnaiter
City Market
L Pair Rubbers
Lotz Bros
Mundt’s
N. KE. Scott & Co
Chris Eckert
W. Pfortner
Rock‘ing
Fred Schneider
Trick
Cold's
Charles Kasper
Iresatt
A. M. Stevens
Cofield & Barber
Harry E
W. B. Roberts
R. H. Wood & Son
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