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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

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Madison area rapid-fire local notes and transfers

Local brief items list real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and movements of residents. Transfers include Victoria Barnes to John McConnell for 40 acres in Lancaster township for 800 dollars. Madison residents Peter Stephanus and Mae Kidwell obtain marriage licenses in Indianapolis. Other notes mention travel of Capt. Gibson Morris, Capt. Meine returning from China, and local business updates like Aaron Levy buying a refreshment stand named Busy Bee. Deputy reports cover voter registration totals and upcoming county measures, plus miscellaneous visits and arrivals in Madison.

Thomas B. McGregor Fannie Brown Charles Grooms Akron Ohio Zachary Grooms Peter P. Stephanus Mae Kidwell Indianapolis A. J. Merrett Nicholas Klein, Jr Crawfordsville Gibson Morris Madison Evansville Queen City Recorder's Victoria Barnes John McConnell Lanscaster Township Willian I Haas Ripley County Gilllis F. Cole Jefferson County William H. Brinker Densi Caswell Bo AD Sun First Baptist Aaron Levy Main West Streets Fies Levy Theodore R. Weber Charles Weber Michigan Road Louisville Tiree Manufacturing Company Automotive Specialties

Col Richard J Bright dies at 87 former Senate sergeant at arms

News from Madison Indiana reports the death of Col Richard J Bright at 87 after months of illness. A former Senate sergeant at arms and Indianapolis newspaper owner, he helped run the Indianapolis Herald and Sentinel name, with ties to Democratic politics and Washington life. Survived by three children Frank Richard and Brooke, all in Washington. Funeral services set for Friday.

Richard J. Bright Madison Charles Bernard Korbly Col. Bright Ile United States Senate Indianapolis Sentinel Cal. Bright Ind Michael G. Bright Paris Indianapolis Herald Sentinel Old Wesley Chapel Monument Circle Indianapolis Washington Cleveland Frank Bright Richard R. Bright Navy Department Brooke Bright

Sale of Acres in Estate of William Po Spillaian

The court orders a sale of two acres of titled real estate from the estate of William Po Spillaian, administrator Roy De Scott announces the October sale date. The proceeding notes approval of the sale by the court and mentions notices and reports filed.

Roy de Scott William Po Spillaian Phedon Tae Mannie Leia Tate Prust Conlon Eestate Dromas Uatyter

Madison couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Dietz celebrate their 50th anniversary with a Sunday family dinner at their north Walnut street home. Relatives from Indianapolis join son George Dietz and brother Jacob Dietz in congratulating the couple as they look toward a diamond anniversary.

Madison William Dietz North Walnut Street George Dietz Indianapolis Dietz Jacob Dietz

Prisoner's Dilemma: Escape Sought After Liking Prison

A fragmented, garbled note describes a prisoner expressing liking for prison but needing release. The text is unclear about who is involved, locations, or concrete actions. No coherent names or organizations are discernible from the readable segments.

Woman First to Vote in Precinct at Goaim August 27

Mrs News burgh, appearing at the polls for a special municipal bond proposition, cast the first vote in her precinct on August 27 under the amendment. The event highlighted the oath and duties of voters in the United States electoral process.

Nevis Newsburgh Goaim Pridry

Henpecked 1H 1920 farce final twist in dream

A flirtatious farce unfolds as Avis turns the tables on Frank Carr who fears being a henpecked husband. After a chaotic scene with the Circle ladies and a beribboned ring ending, Frank awakens to discover the truth in a revelatory twist about his status and assertions.

Carr Hasing Mr. Carr Mrs. Carr Frank Frank Carr Avis

McCray Campaign Accused Of False Farmer Image

A sequence of five articles from the Indiana Publicity Bureau alleges Warren T. McCray is not a dirt farmer but a stock broker banker and grain dealer. It details assets taxes and business links including Sawyer Grain Company Red Cross funds and Board of Trade ties amid questions from Kentland neighbors.

Indiana Publicity Bureau Warren T. McCray Republican State Committee McCray Kentland Ile Know Newton Board of Trave Sawyer Grain Companys Chicago Board of Trade Goodrich Great Orchard Lake Discount and Deposit Bank of Treasury Newton County McCray Institution Red Cross Society Newton County Red Cross Society National Association Raub Grain Elevator Sawyer Grain Company Raub Sawyer Company James W. Fesler Chicago Herald Brammer McCray

New York Girl Advocates Backyard Goat Milk Solution

Miss Josephine J. Jenks, daughter of William Po Jenks, has built model goat barns on Mount Kemble Farm near Morristown New Jersey to prove families can raise goats for milk. She argues goats yield cheaper, nutritious milk and can improve baby nutrition in congested cities. Her study links goats to lower distribution costs and steadier milk supply.

Josephine J. Jenks William Po Jenks New York Miss Jenks Mount Kemble Farm Morristown N. J India America France Switzerland MUK and Baby Hygiene Association American Association For the Russia Austria Germany Jenks

Extra rib removed from Indiana girl in hospital

Magdaline Green daughter of Fred Green a wealthy Ligonier resident recovered from surgery to remove an extra rib. After a long illness she was moved to a South Bend hospital where X rays showed 18 ribs on the right side and the offending rib was removed.

Magdaline Green Fred Green Ligonier Ind South Bend

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