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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

7

Madison Busy Day Reports From Towns and Weddings

Local briefs record Mr S B Foltz visiting from Middlefork and Mrs Quincy Humes traveling to Wirt on business. Other notes include Nate Brown on the Republican train to Franklin Indiana, visits to Carrollton and Muncie, and marriages such as Clifford Darringer to Alice Fenney in Chicago.

S. B. Foltz Middlefork Quincy Humes Wirt Nate Brown Franklin Ind Carrollton C. A. Hilbert Indianapolis Messrs Thomas and William Turner Muncie

Court News Highlights Divorces and Guardianships

Mrs Margarit Brooks of West Main is granted a divorce from William Frooke for cruelty and adopts her new name Davis. Emerson Lemen serves as attorney in multiple matters including guardianship of minors and a road vacation petition in Monroe township. Additional items note divorces for Jacob Taylor and Gertrude McLaughlin, probate work, and possible murder trials.

Margarit Brooks West Main Street Willian Frooke Davis Emerson Lemen Bera’ienuy Iont Smyrne Io Berett Samuel Henry Porter Emerson Emen Charles W. Denny Monroe Township Commissioners Court Gillum Switzerland Sherman Charles Crozier Louis Conner Minor Francisco Jacob Taylor Graham Township Annie Taylor Lamb Emerson Lomen Clara Hooker Elizabeth Blackford Robert A. J. McKeand Elizabeth A. Blackford Saluda P. E. Bear

Indiana Rifemen Win Medals At Fort Riley Texas?

Adjutant General Bridges received a message from Capt Herbert A Luckey detailing Indiana National Guardsmen rifle team success at Fort Riley Kansas. The First Infantry unit scored 697 to place fourth while the Second Infantry ranked fifth with multiple individual honors for Sergeant Driggs and others.

Bridges Herbert A. Luckey Indiana National

Franks J Cheney oath on oath form 1863 notice

Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co a Toledo business swears and is bound to pay one hundred dollars for each OARLARSH item not cured. Notary public dated November 11 1863. Hall's Catarrh Cures advertised with testimonials and pharmacy sales across Toledo Ohio.

Frank J. Chenuy Partas F.d. Cheney & Co Toledo Scunty Tate Hall

Paris Dressmakers Face Mass Unemployment Amid Collections

Paris reports over six thousand dressmakers without work as frequent collections threaten steady employment and crowding orders thin the market. The note highlights economic strain in the fashion trades and impacts on city labor.

Paris

Campaign issues in Indianapolis race outline mixed signals

Oct 7 dispatch notes unclear stances on constitutional convention woman suffrage and liquor policy. Republicans distance themselves from the convention issue while Bull Moose and Democrats show little emphasis. Labor and anti saloon groups offer limited mobilization with most focus on finances and general campaign positioning.

Dianapolis Isua Bull Moosers Anti-Saloon League State Federation of Labor

Endowment Fund Grows at Hanover College

Hanover Ind October 7 over 100000 has been subscribed for the Hanover college endowment fund from a canvass begun at the Synod of Indiana in Peru in 1913. An effort to raise 250000 is planned with approval from the Presbyterian general assembly in Chicago. The endowment committee reports to the Synod of Indiana at Hanover today. two years are set to raise the full amount.

Hanover Ind Hanover College Synod of Indiana Peru General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Chicago

Art's Friend Rescues U S Watercolor Paints

A Chicago report explains a stockyard cow supplies humble aid to American art as water color paintings stay stocked despite the European war. A local paint maker warns of closure after German brushes vanish, but investigations show cow ear hair can craft brushes equal to those imports.

Chicago Chicago Chamber of Commerce Germany

Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Longstanding Coughs

Mrs David Moor of Saginaw Alabama praises Dr King s New Discovery for curing her husband fifteen years of cough and son eight years promising the remedy stops hacking coughs relieves la grippe and lung ailments with money back if it fails distributed by all druggists and Harper s drug store priced at 1.

Dr. King David Moor Saginaw Ala la Grippe Harper's Drug Store

German War Letter Details Frontline Hardship and Homefront Anxiety

A Sept 7 letter from Wuertemberg, Germany, written by a soldier’s wife, describes soldiers’ experiences and homefront distress. She notes rapid German mobilization, night exposure, and widespread misery, yet German confidence in eventual victory and claims of Allied atrocities. The letter foresees a major European map change and long war duration.

Dehler Wuertemberg Germany Austria Europe

Honest Abe Arrested Over Chickens Gifting Sign

In Chicago on October 7, Honest Abe Frank a local vendor known as Honest Abe attached a sign to his wagon claiming chickens cost him no more than before the war. Police accuse him of lifting fifteen chickens from coops at Glen Ellyn Alabama, noting he obtained them in the same manner as before the war.

Chicago Abe Frank Abe Glen Illyn

State Ticket and Democratic County Ticket listed for election

United States Senator Benjamin F Shively and state offices led by Homer L Cook George A Bittler Dale J Crittenberger Richard Milburn J Fred France Edward Barrett Charles A Greathouse Moses B Lairy Joseph G Ibach Frederick 8 Caldwell Milton B Hottel Edward Felt Frank M Powers appear on the Democratic slate with local posts including Lincoln Dixon Griffith Cotton Jackson Cravens Noell Lytle Werring Jr Buchanan and G Rodgers for county and district offices.

United States Benjamin F. Shively Homer L. Cook George A. Bittler Dale J. Crittenberger Richard Milburn Supreme Court J. Fred France Edward Barrett Charles A. Greathouse Moses B. Lairy Appellate Court Joseph G. Ibach Frederick 8. Caldwell Milton B. Hottel Edward W. Felt Frank M. Powers

Synod attendees listed as they returned home this morning

A list shows attendees and destinations from the Hanover Synod meeting. Names include T A Carson Fowler Ind H M Campbell Greensburg Ind S L Jackson Greensburg Ind C L Prentis Romney Ind George Rauch Romney Ind A W Buchanan Vincennes Rev J B Ferguson Franklin Mr Buchanan Indianapolis W H Reynolds Greensburg Rev E A Varneys Goshen Mr Hoston Washington DC Mr Harrick Elkhart Ind Mr Campbell Kingston Samuel Jackson Kingston H C Shook Princetown S L Jackson Greensburg Alfred Martin Danville. City council met in special session to open bids for connecting the deep well to Mc Gowan pumps for direct suction. One bid from C R Johnson for 1058 dollars was rejected and new bids were ordered. Council adjourned after vote.

Emma Westover Seattle Washington Sweazy Hanover Rising Sun Harry Chapman Crawfordsville Clifford Darringer North Vernon Chicago Alice Fenney Sacramento Cal E. C. Kinnear Smyrna Township Jeffries Chester Leon George Gray Canaan Canaan Church E. C. Cook Indianapolis Rochester Mino Ed. Cochran Rykers Ridge Lexington Peter Volo Jesse Amos Ind Laura Copple Nabb Arens Lutheran Church Crozier Charles Pains Fred Chrisman Chrisman Madison Light & K. R. Co Jenkins Mr. Jenkins Ira Reidel Mr. Reidel T. A. Carson Fowler H. M. Campbell Greensburg S. L. Jackson C. L. Prentis Romney George Rauch A. W. Buchanan Vincennes J. B. Ferguson Franklin Mr. Buchanan W. H. Reynolds E. A. Varneys Goshen Hoston Washington, D. C Harrick Elkhart Campbell Kingston Samuel Jackson H. C. Shook Princetown Alfred Martin Danville

Unsee Telice and the Odd Courtship Tale

A fragment from the Houston Post recounts a dialogue where a suitor asks the girl's father for consent. The father’s reaction is cryptic and the suitor notes a peculiar look the girl supposedly wore. The piece blends humor and suspicion around marriage permission.

Marrige Ife Houston Post

Forest Lovers Train Meeting at Oakland Branch

A woodman promises to return and boards the two o’clock train from Oakland branch. The scene ends with a joyful kiss from a young woman as her dogwood dog barks, marking a sweet farewell. The brief note appears in the New York Mail with poetic imagery.

Oakland Branch Mark New York Mail

No, My Wife Wouldn’t Want Dinosaurs As Pets

A weary man jokes that his wife would surely want a dinosaur or pterosaur as a pet if such creatures existed, contrasting with fancy bred dogs in a light exchange cited by the Washington Star.

Washington Star

Weathering Harvest Fair and Aboard Confusion Idyll

A verse about a small hamlet hosting a fall fair and a weather man predicting foul conditions. The second piece features an elderly passenger on her first sea voyage asking about steerage and whether many people power the ship.

St. Louis Globe- Democrat

Electric Bitters advertised as spring health tonic

A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a four week system cleanser for spring fever. It claims to purify blood, stimulate kidneys and liver, restore health and energy, and guarantees results. Available at Harper's drug store for 6500 and 1. The text then oddly shifts to describe a fashionable ball gown and weather.

Harper's Drug Store

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Madison Charles Hoffman Paris Crossing Ohio River Court News Gertrude McLaughlin Thomas M. McLaughlin Byron Mouser Indiana Riflemen Fort Riley, Kansas Lucasi J. Quenay & Co Toleo Wll Dvcagists Halle Family Sonstinetion The IF. F. Bigar Indiana Art ADV Honest Abe Democratic Congress Lincoln Dixon Francis Marion Griffith Wallace J. Cotton Rowland H. Jackson Joseph M. Cravens Andrew M. Taff Edward Jeffries George A. Monroe William J. McBride Benjamin Noell Andrew H. Lytle William Werning, JR Thomas V. Buchanan G. Rodgers McGowan C. R. Johnson Oliver Wiccman Puck Wayside Country Spokane Spokesman-Review Stockholders’ Meeting Madison Insurance Co J. K. Weyer Sec’y Firemen & Mechan Ics’ Insurance Co David Johnson W. O. McLelland Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company Steeds First National Bank Dward Kampe L. K. Scheike Vashier J. F. Niesse America M. Strader General Agent South Mulberry Street D. Swift & CO Seventh St Electric Bitters
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