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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
2
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Indiana health order targets Spanish flu spread in counties
Health officials across Indiana have ordered closures and restrictions to combat the Spanish influenza outbreak. The state board and county health officers coordinate action to stop transmission, tracing cases and enforcing quarantines as the disease spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coardo
Pieatth
NATO
Boot County Health
Pred Yi Piuet
Aber
Ros Medical Ee
Nodbrty
Desay
Madison
Training Corps Drive Suspected Over Charge At Port
A garbled report notes a training corps incident near a port area with four individuals involved and a separate reference to a veteran or officer. The piece mentions a transfer of a key figure to the commerce sector and a note about drivers and a possible scov or discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciiis
Coe
Gerith
Bern
Cary
Bare
Twrtiaas
Calais
Sehoui
Piast
Bea
Toe
Murder in Moscow Report Stuns World Leaders
Reports from Moscow state Alexander Guchkoff former Russian war minister and Octobrist leader was murdered by robbers. The note notes a police case and ongoing investigation. The garbled text also mentions bonds, residents traveling, and local notices, but the murder item is the clearest stand‑out event with named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Guchkoff
Moscow
Military Wedding Unites Vrisate Adbert Bo Stacker and Mars Birk
A Mililary wedding was held at Armonston Alabama in Sacred Heart Church Tuesday for Vrisate Adbert Bo Stacker and Miss Mars Birk. Father Thomas officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Bach, and the groom are residents of Kaners Ridges. Henry Stacker of the Canaan listed Camp McClellan Alabama as stationed service. The bride wore a brown coat suit. Mrs Stacker will reside in Wengers Matvimit after transfer. The couple have a circle of friends wishing them a long happy marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrisate Adbert
Bo Stacker
Mars Birk
Jefferson County
Armonston
Nbibama
Sacred Heart Church
Pratforom
Thomas
Joey
Tee Bride
Michael Bach
Kaners Ridges
Joc A
Cad Mire
Henry Stacker
Heo
Camp McClethin
Alabama
Dresedoana
Local Officials Named To Four Evamate Board
Jefferson County Chairman Seburn announces appointments to the board including Marcus RK Salzer McL Ginthnech Curtis Marshall Nicklas Harper Williamn Qoded and Charles P Gordon with Ova Fuelling Hiram Poster Van C Marshall Jesse salyers Wood Millis among others. Spanish influenza deaths at Camp Taylor continue to decline per base hospital. St Louis removes German street names as New York reports reduced night travel on streets and subways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kes Wot. Seburn
Jefferson County
Marcus RK. Salzer
Ginthnech
McAlpin
Curtis Marshall
Nicklas Harper
Williamn Qoded
Charles P. Gordon
Madi
Ova Fuelling
Kent
Hiram Poster
van C. Marshall
Dupont
Jesse Salyers
Canaan, Or
Wood Millis
Hanover
Montgomery
Brooksburg
Camp Taylor
St. Lons
New York
J Street
Bond Prospects Discussed in Editorial and Advertisements
The page examines bond prospects and related editorial content, noting the role of editorials and ads in public finance discussions. It mentions printing considerations and the sample of written material included in bond coverage, with emphasis on ongoing examination of bond ideas and local public notices.
War exhibits and artifacts of battle scars in touring show
A traveling exhibit displays weapons torches and explosive trophies from warfare. The display narrates patient stories of soldiers and the equipment they used, including cars, trains, coaches and gun parts, along with captions detailing battles, wounds and the journeys of war memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Teo
Attad
Tae Tate
Dss
Riad Oeouo
Bigebs
Sean Achat
Phese
Seddiers
Army Flour Costs Spark Feeding and Clothing Debate
A fragmented wartime notice discusses high costs for army flour and supplies for soldiers. It references prices, federal reserves, and labor efforts, noting hardships in feeding and equipping troops and the broader impact on the home front.
Jeffersonville Church Vows Liberty Loan Support
Reverend Arthur Hate Keeney leads 600 congregants of the Presbyterian Church in Jeffersonville Indiana in a Fourth Liberty Loan drive forming a booster battalion. The group pledges to buy bonds in upcoming Liberty Loan drives and supports the government with steady purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hate Keeney
Jeffersonville
Ind
Liberty Loan Army
Dr. Keeney
Presbytern Church
Liberty Loan
Santag Dla
All Tired Out Hundreds More in Madison In the Same Plight
An old advertisement claims kidney issues in Madison residents. Mrs Win Schmidt of 115 Lafayette Street testifies of back pain fatigue and general weakness improved by Down's Kidney Pills. Sold 60c at all dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehirper’s
Spanish Flu Impacts Milton Rye Det and Local Weddings
The county experienced church and Sunday school closures due to the Spanish flu. A wedding occurred at a home on Weef Dird Street with Rev. Breedveld officiating and Miss Monpin reading scripture. Government official Vincent O Hanter departed Redmond with a construction crew for a roundhouse project near the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Rye
Det
Milo
Vins O' Hanter
Rity Ta
der Redmond
Richmond
William Yost
Michael Shirley
Raymond Ashby
Solomon Agron
Walter Workam
Beveridge Latinsdale
James Thievenow
Willain Guurkingiause
Death of Private Everett Wyne at Camp Colt Gettysburg
Private Everett Wyne, 25, son of Mr and Mrs James Wyne of Deputy, died Sunday night of pneumonia at Camp Colt Gettysburg PA. He enlisted four months ago into the motor transport service. Survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters. Body to be brought to Deputy for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wyne
James Wyne
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
Army
Motor Transport Service
Memorial Services and Registration Board Adjournment
The Jefferson County Registration Board, meeting at the courthouse since April 8, will adjourn at 5 PM today. Officials include County Clerk Edw. M. Prenatt Dr A H McGilas son and Edward Dihanmer. The exact voter total is not known but expected to exceed 5 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Death of George E Francisco at Baltimore home
George E Francisco died at 1 am yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs George H Stapp in Baltimore Maryland. The remains will be brought to this city for burial and friends will be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Franciscon
George H. Stapp
Baltimore
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Liberty Bond Notices
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for a pixeo that can not be saved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm Cheney & Co. of Toledo declares F J Cheney honorable and financially able. Joe mentions National Bank of Commerce and Liberty Bonds among urged items. The sales pitch touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Jd. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
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