Fragmented OCR Narrative From Night of Brutality
A garbled account mentions brutal acts and names such as Chas BF AW and Lembargar. It references a Friday incident, a boy and suffering, with unclear locations and details due to OCR errors.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
4
A garbled account mentions brutal acts and names such as Chas BF AW and Lembargar. It references a Friday incident, a boy and suffering, with unclear locations and details due to OCR errors.
Mixed fragments report several people visiting others and hauling goods. Mentions Mack Whorley, Emerald Whorles, James Icely, Versi Stout, Dave Mevleil, Ambrose Mocris, Lona Threlkeld, Elva Threlkeld, Dora Davis and a vet school at Routh school vise dast Saturday. No coherent event or outcome established.
A scrambled list of residents and visitors appears from a rural county, naming A. B. Reed Prank Riner Elva Uhrelkeld Joe Frazier Maud Hushbarger Pearl Stonday Ray Jamestown DUstess Ceathes Advance J Threakedd Lona Una Vesta Guting Roach land Hashbarger and others, with scattered activities and arrivals across Friday Saturday and Sunday.
Local residents hosted guests and visitors across the weekend with guests including Andy Ross and Martha Afutching, Pete Todd and wife, Clara Jackson, Fletcher Smith of Raub Indiana, John Poynter and wife, Blanche Scott and Dale, and Nera Somb. A school-related event by Mr. William Pratt closed the period with a joyful noon gathering and baskets of food.
Hazel Wood and Mrs S J Edrington suffer grips while Tom Kincaid plans to ditch for Clint Debard. Arthur Bratton has the chicken pox and Mrs Lon Bratton is poorly with grip. Sam Jidrington prepares to build a fence and James Miner will move to Lebuwnon on April first. Newt Wall and family visited Sunday and Newt Wall hauls lumber to build a new smoke house.
Carl Miller and family move from Roachdale bringing two top stallions Caubus Kenneth and Ravenstein from Golden Rue Stock Farm. Stallions priced at 15 dollars to insure for the season, colts often reach 200 dollars. The outfit will be kept at the south livery barn and visitors are welcome. Also mentions Rev Brown Shiloh church services and local ads for eggs and seeds.
Captain Linbridge reports from Socorro Island 300 miles off Lower California that thousands of small wild sheep inhabit the volcanic isle. He found abundant fresh water despite official surveys claiming otherwise and noted dense vegetation, mocking birds, parrots, and an ancient adobe hut. The island, uninhabited by humans for over twenty years, presents a potential opportunity for a syndicate.
In interactive experimental work agricultural stations issue a bulletin on the benefits of combining apples and milk. The diet suits children and adults, with apples 83 percent water and milk 86 percent water. Apples carry more sugar, milk more acid, and together they supply wholesome fats, brain and bone nourishment, and nerve soothing effects.
The G. A. 2. Post will meet at the town hall Saturday March 6 at 2 o clock. Premiums given away at the Blue Front Grocery. Jdennie Lah of Crawfordsville and Ralph and Paul Davis of Chicago visited Dr Hall and family Thursday. Fancy dishes given away at the Blue Front Grocery. Monthly report shows wheat remaining in farmers hands around 20 percent of last year’s crop with about 38.4 percent on hand.
Market roundup lists prices for butter chickens capons turkeys ducks geese and grain. Includes figures for wheat corn oats and various livestock categories with ranges for cattle hogs sheep lambs and dairy products.
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