Madison Citizens News Briefs and Local Elections
Local notes report births, visits, and illnesses in Madison including twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Brice. Mentions Mrs Pavone Gardner funeral, and visits by Mrs Mose Samuda and Mrs Mayme Mitchell from Chicago. Covers U.S tariff policy praise, Volturno disaster account, Huerta talks, guardianship case, and upcoming trial for Sergeant Ball. Reports Dr Robert H McGlasson nominated for mayor after a Democratic primary with strong turnout and unified party support for November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Banta
Seymour
Acon
WLW
McCarty
Elmer Jones
Mra
Carne Scarff
Indianapolis
Florence Graston
Fispont
Alma Rahing
Denny
Sarah Pavone Gardner
Toon Otclock
Eagle Hollow
Brushy Fork
Ol. Brice
East Mechanic Street
Cine
Shelbyville
City
Jefferson
Francis Inch
Sara
New Photographic Firm Formed in Madison
Meeera G L Spaulding and F A Genter form a partnership in photography and will occupy Genter's studio over Lotz Bros shoe store. Spaulding returns to Madison from Indianapolis. firm to specialize in Kodak finishing. Fire at Beerck harness store on East Main Street damages stock about 100 dollars. origin unknown, third floor blaze extinguished with minor damage. loss insured.
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F. A. Genter
G. L. Spaulding
Genter
Lotz Broa
the Herald
Mr. Spaulding
Madison
Indianapolis
Kodak
Beerck
East Main Street
Fog Delays River Boats This Morning
Heavy fog on the river delayed all boats as a minor spark sparked debate about the trivial matter.
Moores Hill College Honors Dr J H Martin on 80th Birthday
The Moores Hill faculty and students paid tribute to Dr J H Martin known as Moores Hill's Grand Old Man on his 80th birthday. Resolutions praised his three presidencies and long service through critical times and extended heartfelt congratulations and blessings. Mrs Cornelius Graham visited from Du Pont Indiana and left for Indianapolis after several days with Mr and Mrs Culbertson in Shelbyville News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores Hill
J. H. Martin
Moores Hill College
Chapel
J. A. Martin
Martin
Ciod
Cornelius Graham
Dupont, Ind
Charles Culbertson
Indianapolis
Frank Thompson
Shelbyville News
Local Notes From Madison Area Roundup
Madison area items include Ming Clara Weakley visiting Mrs Donald DuShane, property sales in Hanover, travel to Belflower for corn, Charles Cravens Davidson wedding trip return from New York, and several travel and family notices. Also mentions Dr. Cochran removing tonsils adenoids from Dwight Schiphorst, and obituaries for Catherine Greenwood of Bedford Kentucky. New shoe shop addition at Diederich boeetrre Shop with Charles Schnabel manning shoe shining station.
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Thomas J Banta
W. &. Taff
Hanover
Elmer Hankins
Harery Reed
Belflower
Charles Cravens Davidson
New York
Richard Metlary
Kent
Nelson Evans
City
Redford Calls
Virgil Thompson
Milan
Women’s Foren Missionary Society
Dwight Schiphorst
Herman Schiphorst
Elizabeth Burkenmeier
Margaret
Susan Ackerman
Ryker
Rudge
Catherine Greenwood
Bedford
Kyw
Mayo Hancock
Nan Latimore
Westport
Stella Mcintosn
Greenwood
Ind
Diederich Boeetrre
West Main Street
Charles Schnabel
Charlie Wa Bright
Funeral announced for farmer Joseph Munier at St Patrick’s
Joseph Munier a well known farmer died at 7 30 last evening at his parents home on Big Creek He was born April 14 in this county unmarried and survived by two brothers John Sr and Charlea W and four sisters Laena Lucy Anna Josie He belonged to St Magdalene church Ripley county The funeral will be from St Patrick’s North Madison Saturday at 10 am conducted by Father Guthneck burial in St Patrick’s cemetery Also reported North Vernon three deaths Walter Stricker 53 Milea Clayton 60 and William Bolden 59 all in October reports typhoid fever illness complications and stroke respectively
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Joseph Munier
Louis Munier
Big Creek
Mdy
John Sr
Charlea W
Laena
Lucy
Anna
Josie
Joe Munier
St. Magdalene Church
Ripley County
St. Patrick’s Church
North Madison
Father Gordon
Vevay
Father Guthneck
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promoted for Quick Headache Relief
Advertisement claims nervous and sick headaches stem from torpid liver and constipation. Pills stimulate organs to work properly and regulate liver and bowels. Take 250 and invest in a box today. Available at Harper's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Harper's Drug Store
Officials of the Louisville Division Tour Madison for Extra Train Consideration
Officials of the Louisville Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad visited Madison on an inspection tour and favored adding an extra daily train in and out of Madison. They plan to include a recommendation after inspecting lines from Columbus to Cambridge City and between Madison and Columbus. Local officials foresee electric car service soon and a November 1 time card change may include the extra train.
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Toutaville Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Madion
Apg
Ofelock
Hootel Jefferson
Columbus
Cambridge City
Dis’ City
Madison
Louisville
Kitteburgh
Pennsylvania Road
W. H. Dowell
Herald
Louisville Division
B. Johnson Frank G. Gans
J.C. Cox
W. M. Eggleston
H. E. Newcomer
N. C. Bennett J. RR. Butler L. M. Potte
J. L. Wayior
G. W. Whisman
Charles Byrne
T. L. Carr
I. F. Butler
R.H. Fling
A. F. Peters
Vreident Eloner J. Scott
Commercial Club
Road
A Marks & Son Co to Retire From Business in Madison
The article notes Madison's oldest dry goods store, A Marks & Son Co, will close after a long run. Founded by Aaron Marks, the business grew under M A Marks, then A Marks & Son, later partnerships with Herman August and J B Marks, continuing as A Marks & Son Co.
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Madison
Promnge
Universal
Thas
Isi
Aaron Marks
Matin Street
Mulberry
M. A Marks
Fim
A. Marks
Ito
Herman August
Kk. A. Marka
A. Marks & Son Co
J.B. Marks
EL. A. Marks
Ford Kentucky Town Swept by Flames
Ford, on the Kentucky river in Clark County, was almost wiped out by fire early this morning. The business block belonging to John Howard and about a dozen dwellings burned. Insurance was small and the total loss likely reached $30,000. Addressed to Winchester. October 15.
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Winchester
Ford
Kentucky River
John Howard
Democrats Nominate City Ticket in North Vernon
The North Vernon Democratic caucus named a team for city offices led by Mayor E. E. Walker and Clerk Arthur Sevner with Treasurer J. C. Staple and five councilmen. Thomas Presley from Indianapolis spoke to the convention. A woman’s remark about silk weaving and a Chinese person is noted in the report.
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North Vernon
E. E. Walker
Arthur Sevner
J. C. Staple
Martin L. Clarke
Edward Burke
William N. Cull
J. E. Hudgon
Barney Eder
Thomas Presley
Indianapolis
Third Year At Southeastern Hospital For the Insane Declared Excellent
The Southeastern Hospital for the Insane closed its third fiscal year on September 31 under highly favorable conditions. Dr E B Busse supervised by the board, with state examiners Brennen and Wiest auditing every entry since opening, found the books in tip top shape.
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Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
E. B P. Busac
State Board of Examiners
Messrs. Brennen and Wiest
Board of Trustees
Ingo
K. E. Scott & Co
Wofield-Barber
J. W. Teasdale Co
Gelper-Fishback Co
Tobacco—Clark & Co
E. E. Scott & Co
Cofielde
Barber Grocery Co
Elmer KE. Scott Co
Q. Oliver & Son
Capital City Dairy Co
Morris & Co
Crackers— Perfection Biscuit Co
Cale—Standard Oil Co
Iona Refining Co
N. Horuff & Sons
Robinson-Norton Co
W.H. Rogera
W. H. Rogers
W. H. Rogera
Boy Dies of Tetanus After Play Accident
Roe bert Fickle, 38, son of the Logansport mayor and Mrs Dr D Fickle, died early today in Logansport Ind from lockjaw following injuries in a fall at a yard play session last week. He was carried on a playmate’s back when a clothes line struck him under the chin, fracturing his right arm and causing tetanus to set in. He suffered spasms through the night.
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Logansport
Ind
Roebert Fickle
Mra
D. Fickle
Young Fickle
Bucklen Arnica Salve Healed Ulcer Foot Without Amputation
In Bantam Ohio D H Ely long troubled by a four year foot ulcer refused amputation and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reported his foot was soon completely cured. The ad claims it aids burns cuts bruises and eczema and urges purchase at Harper's drug store.
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Hi. D. Ely
Bantam, O
Bucklen
Harper's Drug Store
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United States
Mexico City
Washington
Huert
Ann Comley
David Comley
Milton Township
Hanover Township
Delia Cotton
Amy Vance Moore
Comley
Peoples Trust Company
Emerson Loemen
H. O. Woolford
H.h.cope
DR. M'Glasson
Mibert HH. Metilasson
McCihasson
Tires
Schowe
Anyoom
Tosavecork
Democratic City Central Committee
Thea
Leo Conef
Moeasis
William A. Hierek
George Duttyen
John Spotts
McGlagsen
Sas
Lilge Whrein
NEW Photographic Firm
Bierck’s
Ming Clara Weakley
Cincenati
Donald DuShane
Alma Askinen
Franklin
Dr Childs
Abe Heek
St. Meinrad
M of. Barnes
Fairberry
Ben Stockland
Emerson Lemen
Mary
Walter Stricker
Ren
Milea Clayton
William Bolden
ADV
First Ward
Dirality
Pennsylvania
R. R
Wilson
Madison Post Office
Kentucky
Clark County
of Worth
Vernon
W. ON
Gay
OS. E. Hospital For Insane
E. P. Busse
Sentatives
Board of Exc
Lockjaw
Fail
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