Fragmented 11 Names List from Nebraska and Wisconsin Notices
A garbled OCR list shows numerous names and partial addresses across states including Nebraska Wisconsin and West Virginia. The fragment references individuals such as Mrs Sarah Lodsignout and Anna Wallace with scattered street clues and city names, lacking coherent event or notice details.
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Tserua Wilkes
R. Fld
Missouri
Clarkalaless
Anna Wallace
Oronogoe
Mae McKnight
Shamrocktusie Ham
K.P
Bronk
Sarah Lodsignout
Nebraska
Camden
Comedia
Tule Waters
Paterson
Semerville
Hamburgi
Scott
Marvey
Conmatie
Wiff Boughton
Trewitty
Thi
Lees
Seaman
Mabtoeks
Ada Morietony
Five States Furnish Lumber in Big National Supply
Washington November 22 Washington Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Wisconsin provide the country’s lumber in one order, chief in value of timber, seed and shive production. The report notes regional and state contributions, showing heavy yellow pine from Louisiana and heavy white pine from Wisconsin, with Maine and Massachusetts producing white pine in Michigan. The joint census team includes W. W. Suetchart chief statistician and J. B. Whelebel, forest service forester, among others.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Texies
Michigan
Oregon
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Utah
Nevada
Noette Thikota
ATA
St. Tutug
Tiasibert
Godine
Senate
Gres Minnesor
New Hampshire
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
Kentucky
West Virginia
Porto
Tamberin
Luce
M. Suetiart
Etuttsilan
Maenutartires
J. B. Whelebel
Roos
Nellogs Jaseistant Forester
AL HL Merson
Neistant
Forest Serview
New York Pastor Challenges Rich Men at Covenant Church
The Rev. Dr. Haywood of Collegiate Baptist Church denounces wealth exploitation, calling himself the largest local property holder while aiding the poor. He cites two religious rich men, one dead and one impoverished, and mentions J. Eads How, the so called Millionaire Hobo, as a figure of worldly wisdom and sainthood. He quotes scriptural critique of wealth and vows to support a girl through college.
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New York
Navy
Baptist Church of the Covenant
Haywood
Heaven
Bhat
Bowery
J. Eads How
Millionaire Hobo
Congress and Appalachian project the forestry debate
John TL Pinney warns that congressional indifference hinders Appalachian-White Mountain forestry legislation. He urges prompt introduction, committee hearings, and a strong campaign to secure passage, arguing the project is vital to the South and the nation.
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John TL. Pinney
Appalacha
National Forest Association
National Forest Service
Dyer
Nando
Letina
Seow
Raysas
Yverurst
Caleta
Wwe
Senate
Appalachia
South
Congress
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Goshen
Walton
Chester
Wl We Neetiout
Willhanion Sen Hee Tianevan
Hox 2
Grorgia
Oculas
T. A Cribb
AdnaueLeusa V
Trdinna
Houth
Rendoesere
Peaurettiy
MAR Litaye Etest Winelier
Test Mire
Moy Phe
Aoi Aaler
Sas Taraneh
Weis Marchal
Willaut Vala Apelien
Noah Mee
Maine Mente Cloutier
Pixford Starbors
Talitan Dulidue
A. Willams
Noahid
Wil Young
Celebia
Miteceh
Maryla Traltimores
Ford
Fratth
Worcestere
Dossivats Street
Michilgern
Paw
Eninye Draper
Detroit
Lovise Tong
Rosa A. von der Lieth
College Ave
Worthy & CO
Architects
Southern Mutual
Athens
Athens Empire Laundry Co
Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
Faerie
The
Athens Savings Bank
M.atern, Ew, T. Bryan
Babe Esis
Big Five
Dr. Haywood
Martin Bros
Tuck Bridge
Clayton
Sec
Finney
Poley's
PATIO
Henry Cunningham
Vinci
Elder Baptist Church
Kinston
N.C
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Cornblatt Plumbing CO
General Electric
Athens Electric Railway Company
Schootk
Pulaski ‘and
Dougherty Sts
Ss. P. Orr
J. L. Morris
John L. Arnold
Garner Clayton and
Jackson Streets