Paper from Ulster County 1800 shows Adams and death of Washington
A January 2 1800 Ulster County New York issue, found among papers of a wife's grandfather, includes congress columns signed by John Adams, a report on George Washington's death and funeral, and back page advertising including a negro wench.
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O. F. Geronsin
Ulster County
New York
Congress
John Adams
Geo. Washington
Wagon theft and sacks of bank coins shock Corwith
In Corwith a wide tired wagon vanished from Roy Jones's blacksmith shop last Thursday evening amid speculation over the thief. Thirteen bank-named money sacks found near the railroad track raise questions of loss. Local officials plan road graveling and street electrics as town updates roll out. A California trip is noted for local residents and a Kansas City hold up recounts a summer wage loss for Joe Escher.
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Roy Jones
Corwith Improvement Club
O. H. Stilson
Hazel
Alonzo Gaskill
California
Joe Escher
Kansas City
Kansan
Joe
A Wonderful Recovery
Thompson Courier reports Henry Weibrands son of Mr and Mrs Wm Weibrands recovering from a severe horse-kick injury to the head. Doctors doubted his survival yet he slowly regained health after weeks of faithful care, defying prior prognosis.
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Thompson Courier
Henry
Weibrands
Sarely
Fragmentary Notice Untitled Local Item
A partial OCR fragment describes a local event or notice with unreadable names and details, offering limited readable facts about a venue and action without clear dates or participants.
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