Madison News Highlights Local Movements and Legal Notices
A stream of daily departures includes John lore to Anderson and Francis Prenatt to Dupont while John Cordrey heads to Amy Corberon and James Morton to Martisville for duties. Mary Fehltz returns to Middlefork. Mary Crowe visits Crarrent at Hanower. Suits filed in Greuit court for divorce. typhoid fears follow Auditor Path. Clark family news and W. O. Clark’s daughter Phorethy visit. A death notice for Wintaal termes and a jail reform panel prep are noted. The ToPooser Club forms in a new hall with nine new members and officers elected.
Suspected alcohol violation leads to public hearing
Reports state Deputy Miller arrested Miller for operating a suspected bottling setup with two tubes and serving customers from both. The case involves selling beer without proper use and a possible Indiana link. Authorities noted alcohol content above legal limits and removed caps on several bottles during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Bright
Wontte Neottsburg
Rr Medier
Miller
Madison
Don Gud
Laurie Stuarton
Momertiogg
Secottsbury
Wild West Shootings Prompt Jailings and a Nearby Home Hit
A revolver shot on Back Street struck near the home of William Haynes, missing his wife Mrs Haynes. Deputy Monck and a patrol found Ruby Lougenecker jailed. several suspects sought after a rowdy firearms display. A horse sale planned for Saturday at Connelly stables by Smith, Shover, and Megara may become monthly with buyers from Cincinnati and Louisville. Attendees may bring horses or equipment for free auction.
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Back Street
William Hlaynes
West
Bond Street
Haynes
Thefschuler
Monck
Ruby Lougenecker
Raeo
Poe
Connelly
Mesera
W. OG. Smitha
A. F P. Shover
Indianapoly
Cincinnati
Louisville
Megara
Smitha
Stover
Bierck Found in Chicago After Disappearance
Peter Bierck, a Shelbyville harness and saddlery merchant, returned from Chicago where he had been cared for by a Knight of Columbus after a week of mental distress. A telegram from Joan Ashley of Grace Hotel confirmed he was unbalanced but improving, with his son bringing him home.
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Chicago
Ill
Peter Bierck
Shelbyville
Ind
Joan Ashley
Grace Hotel
Knight of Columbus
Franklin Street
Indianapolis
John Ashley
Bierck
Blerek
Knight
Mes
Mr. Bierck
Mr. Berck
Hamesa
Frank
Davis Divorce Letter Withdraws Cruelty Charge
Southey W. Davis withdraws cruelty accusation in the Clark circuit court divorce case against Mrs. Lida Davis. The couple's earlier suit was dismissed at the plaintiff’s cost, and Davis plans to move to Madison and Bethlehem to reside with relatives.
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Southey W. Davis
Lida Davis
Clark Circuit Court
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lida Davie
Davis
Port Fulton
Davia
Madison
Bethlehem
Jefefersonville News
Jefferson County Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance meets for by law changes
The thirty fifth annual meeting of the Jefferson County Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held at the office on Jefferson and Second streets September 1. Members debated raising personal property valuation to two thirds and permitting gasoline in buildings under certain restrictions. Officers elected: Robert E. Wood president, B. Marshall vice president, William Wallington secretary treasurer. Directors: I. W. Pheasant, T. K. Gorrell, Thomas H. Watlington, J. R. Marshall, R. Hl. Wood, Wm. Watlington, Robert Danner.
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Jefferson County Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Jefferson and
Second Streets
Robert E. Wood
B. Marshall
Win, Wallington
New man from Newman wins state and US champion corn grower
Hosea Cornwell, 21, of Newman Illinois, claimed the state and United States champion corn grower titles. He produced a bit over 150 bushels on one acre, earning a diploma from the United States board of agriculture. A Tuscola meeting with Governor Dunne will award the state trophy to the record holder.
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Newman
Ill
Hosea Cornwell
Iinvia
United States
Tuscola
Dunne
Cornwell
United States Board of Agriculture
United States Board of Agriculture Gave Mr. Cornwell
Local Notices From Marble Corner And Nearby
Personal visits and travels across Marble Corner, Holton, Versailles, and Madison are reported. Obituary notes James M. Thomas of this place dies at 76 after dropsy, with burial at Marble Corner cemetery. Rev. J B Cash to give farewell sermons next Sunday.
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Abbie Dilk
Sarah Marbin
Beatrice
Big Creek
J. N. van Antwerp
Florence Donovan
Thelma
Holton
F. F. Wildman
Versailles
James M. Thomas
Illinois Infantry
G. A. RK
Marble Corner
J.D. Johnson
Ed. Adams
Madison
Fr. W. Shadday
J. W. Hash
Versaillee
J. H. Hash
Middle Fork
Andy Alice
Marble Valley
A. C. van Antwerp
Reece Rogers
Illinoia
Fran Johnson
Leona
Belle Thomas
San Jacinto
Messra Harry Dannecker
Albert Donovan
H. C. Thomas
Inez Bradford
Ohio
Sadie
Leona Thomas
Dupont
Imma Adam
Kentucky
S. L. Cripe
J.B. Cash
William Grimes 1866 1913 Obituary Remembered for Faith and Community
William Grimes born June 10 1866 in Jefferson county resided there his life. He married Ruth Adams March 21 1895 and fathered Harold 17 and Nolan. Converted August 11 1913 his life of faith moved him to worship and neighborly deeds. He died August 27 1913 leaving wife two sons seven brothers two sisters and many relatives.
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William Grimes
Jefferson County
Ruth Adams
Ths
Harold
Nolan
Christ
Girl Hangs Self Near Rising Sun
Mamie Gribbens, 21, daughter of Charles Gribbens, west of Rising Sun, Indiana, died by hanging. She attached a rope to a pear tree limb and to her neck, then jumped from a fence. No motive given.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Mamie Gribbens
Charles Gribbens
X ray footwear feature to extend from clothes
London reports that the so called X ray feature in women’s clothes will be extended to shoes. Irish lace makers crochet lace for the uppers of X ray shoes. Evening wear uppers are entirely lace while outdoor wear uses shallow cuede kid galoshes surmounted by lace.
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London
Unclaimed Prizes From Booster Labor Day Picnic
A list of unclaimed raffle prizes from the Booster picnic on Labor Day includes Red D with a 27 meat grinder, Red S a 27 plate, Pink B a 10 boy's wallet, Green Y a 47 fancy work, Red a 27 plate, Yellow 1 a 6 sheet, Green O a 4b rug, Green M a 62 flour, Blue KE a 24 plate.
Mineralogist John H. Warner Killed By Cannibals
Reports from Brisbane say John Henry Warner a German American mineralogist leading a radium expedition in Papua was killed and eaten by cannibals in an unexplored region. The note mentions Newport canceling a dance event and a misfired claim about a woman and relatives.
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Brisbane
Australia
John Henry Warner
Papua
Princess Seeks Love Beyond a Flawed Appearance
A Greek king hides his daughter's cross eyed flaw to shape her moral character. A neighboring prince wooed her blindfolded, falls in love with her virtue, and after meeting her eyes, the defect fades. The couple wed as her inner beauty proves stronger than outward flaw.
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Greece
Chalena
Chalcus
Exageres
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