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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text from Milan appears garbled with scattered names and terms. The readable bits include mentions of Popes, Cosson, Parraikie, Podinpon, and several unclear place names and items, but no coherent event or outcome emerges.
Fragmentary text mentions a group called Cong Branch and references Vege, Wie Poe, and Mant Crs. It names Dolph Batincna and Pack Tally as figures of interest with scattered dates and places, but lacks coherent context or events.
An unclear passage references a community event and names several people and departments in garbled form. The readable fragments mention a death, a department, and a store context, but the details are not coherent enough to identify a full event or outcome.
The event featured a wood carving exhibit and prize winners led by Roy Nawi and Henry Lasciey. Neal Pilot and Proce Wy earned second place, with a lively display of entertainment and crafts drawing wide public interest.
Arden Waters and wife visit North Salem friends Monday evening. Varying bits report ratification at Lebanon Saturday and plans for Shades Sunday. Local residents travel for work and social events, with remarks on weather and crops. several outings, sales pitches, and church notices fill the page.
Choppy OCR fragment outlines various items and prices in a market page. Mentions Agvarce Market stock, New Come oo, Valen five, Litehost auovicket, Chickoms per ba, Yurkeys, Reese oo, Ducks, Quility and Quantity. Contains unclear names and numbers, presenting a disrupted shopping list rather than a coherent story.
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