Fragmentary OCR item on BP station and address
A partial reader note references a BP relation and a street address noted as 4 Tarn Mews Tere. The garbled text lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm a specific place or incident.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
4
A partial reader note references a BP relation and a street address noted as 4 Tarn Mews Tere. The garbled text lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm a specific place or incident.
A fragmented note discusses daily efforts to improve skills and routines. It mentions veneers and teams, suggesting a local aim to raise performance and consistency, with everyday practice as a theme and reference to a group or club habit.
A historical newspaper snippet is garbled with partial letters and nonsensical phrases making it impossible to identify people places dates or events for a coherent summary. The readable content is insufficient to determine a specific item.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a damaged local notice or brief with scattered names and terms. No clear event or entities form a coherent single item for a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of a court or council meeting with unclear names and actions. The text mentions Towseley, Eee tae en Mules, Neie Saunt, Mel, and BFe Reis, suggesting a local legal or civic assembly with attendees and proceedings.
The readable text is unclear and fragmented. It references a series and seating questions without concrete entities, dates, or locations to establish a factual news item. No verifiable events or involved parties can be identified from the provided excerpt.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway re introduces Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon and other western regions. The offer runs on the Gret and third Tuesdays of April May and June with fares one fare plus 2.00 round trip. Tickets valid 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any M and St L ticket agent or A B Cortis GP TA Minneapolis MN.
The Iowa Central Railway resumes Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon plus western and southern points. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1963 with fares one fare plus 22.0 for the Sound trip, limited 7 days from sale. Inquiries to any Iowa Central ticket agent or A B Cutts GP&T A Minneapolis Minn.
Meru records indicate a recurring event occurring on the tenth Thursday of each mode since Keepal. Observers note M. Hak and W. O Barre involved, with Becuerder cited in association. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
In Wisconsin during a noted event, Meew is reported on the second end tour. Frey and logs of each Most Mine cee Kae nad os Mae feature in the text with a reference to L. D Bewd and J. Simmom. SOV AL ABC CHAPTER 504 Goud im Secretary.
Via Chicago Great Western railway. Round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and other Minnesota resorts. Tickets on sale daily June 1 to Sept. Hith. Good to return Oct. List Also Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas points with stop over privileges. For full information apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IL.
Tickets on sale June 13 and 14 good to return June 26 or July 8 with extra payment. Round trip fare 12.99 via Chicago Great Western Railway. For details apply to any Great Western Agent or J P Esmer G P A Chicago Il.
A fragmented OCR line shows a sequence of city names including Chicago, N maha, Neb, Council Bluffs, Ia, inneapolis, Minn, St. Paul, Mon, Peoria, Lil, Evansville, Ind, St. Louis, Mo. suggesting a regional travel or shipping reference in a historical publication.
Indianapolis June 12 25 1903 One fare plus 200 for the round trip Tickets on sale June 13 14 Good to return June 26 or July 25 with 50 cents extra Information from Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Minneapolis Also notices for Grand Lodge Rebekah I O C F St Paul June 24 25 1963 One third for round trip via Chicago Great Western Railway Tickets sale June 23 24 Good to return June 27 Contact Great Western or J P Elmer G P A Chicago for details
On sale via Chicago Great Western airway on the first and third Tuesdays each month to points west and southwest through September 15 1903. For Great Western agent or J P Elmer G PA Chicago Ti
Nickel Plate Road announces Boston excursions from June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5 at popular rates. City Ticket Office 111 Adams St. and Union Ticket Office Auditorium annex Chicago handle sales and information.
June 25 to 27 and July 1 to 5 offer special low rates with liberal return limits. See City Ticket Office at 151 Adams St for particulars.
The new coaches placed in service between here and St Paul and Minneapolis by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway have greatly increased travel comfort and boosted the line’s popularity.
Not One Bat choice of three through tourist cars to California is offered by the Chicago Great Western Ry. Ask any Great Western agent about it.
The readable lines show a garbled speech referencing Americans as shipowners and a hopeful future meeting. The text includes stray phrases about respecting Americans, a noisy reference to a place and date, and a closing hope to reunite, all amid broken formatting and errors.
A June 17 disturbance in Dubuque over nonunion labor led to a roaring mob of about 2000 shouting at workers and wrecking car barns. Militia and a Gatling gun protected lines, later ordering charges to restore order. Captain Thryft warned the crowd before troops fired no shots and the mob dispersed. Sheriff Stone requested additional troops from Adjutant General Byers.
In Carraguan Santa Clara Dr Pedro Portal mayor wounded by a political rival. Bullet in the lung, condition precarious, assailant arrested. Also in Harare, concerts open with 56 068 visitors expected for three festal days at the national saengerfest.
In Pittsburg, Chicago 2 defeated 6. At Philadelphia twelve innings New York 1 was 12 innings. In the American League Boston 9 beat Cleveland 7. Philadelphia 9 defeated St. Louis 3. Washington 5 beat Detroit 1. New York 1 lost to Chicago 9. American Association games Indianapolis 4 defeated Minneapolis 0. Toledo 5 defeated Milwaukee 13. Columbus 7 tied Kansas City 7 at end of seventh due to rain. Louisville 4 defeated St. Paul 12.
Market notes from Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth show wheat on July and Sept tracks with highs around 80c while cattle hogs and sheep prices vary across St Paul Chicago and Duluth. Chicago reports mixed and prime cattle and hog ranges with lambs and butter and eggs also listed. regional quotes reflect commodity trading activity for June 16.
Fragmented OCR reads show Socialists gaining footing as 2 actions sought, Demmecists split by representation and support. Early returns indicate unclear margins with Socialist surge noted, while Conservatives and Liberals hold modest shares amid empirewide elections and party tallies.
The 13th session of the Modern Woodmen of America camp opened in Minneapolis with welcome remarks from Mayor Bookwelter and Auditor Herrick. Lt. Governor Nortbestt delivered the response. Major C. W. Hawes reported a two year period ending December 1902 with 62,166 members, insurance totals of 1,241,285,000 and funds including benefit and balance figures. local camps reported growth and a 193% gain, with overall finances showing several hundred thousand dollars in reserve and expenses.
Majer K B Harlow a veteran of the Civil War and former poet goaster of St Louis died Tuesday of farvalyse. The Rev Dr Nathaway secretary of the American Ishieth union diet snidenig at the Pessdena Cal put after an operation for appendi ctis. Eastern lines portion rejects Western lines.
A druggist notes medicines vary in longevity based on ingredients and sweetness, with safety generally six months to six years after preparation. The piece then describes sixteenth century London attire as sober in everyday dress, reserving silks and velvets for state occasions and festivities.
A Turin museum holds a papyrus roll with humorous scenes. A lion, crocodile and ape perform a vocal and instrumental concert while an ass dressed as a Pharaoh is presented gifts by a regal cat, a bull conductor. A lion and gazelle play checkers, a hippopotamus sits in a tree and a horse climbs to dislodge him.
The article explains how department store buyers and detectives monitor salesgirls. It notes buyers track habits and evenings, prioritizing reliable appearance and earnings from bankers and “powis.” Misconduct leads to discharge, while minor irregularities may be excused if the girl remains useful.
An odd fragment on plant biology contrasts leaf function with prickly pear stems and shows muddled poetic lines. It shifts to a fable voice where a rock, a mule, and a saying about putting the best foot forward appear in a brief exchange.
A fragment shows a heated exchange as a mother asserts her child’s knee injury caused by another, while a defender insists it did. The dialogue conveys a contentious dispute over responsibility and pain, with claims of physical reaction to test the claim.
A Chicago Inter Ocean excerpt recounts a summer tale about a man who notes flies swarm outside a hammock in a lawn near a downstate hotel. He claims flies vanish from 12 to 2 daily, allegedly gathering in the dining room during those hours.
A quirk of memory recalls Dumas the elder confessing to his son that he has killed Porthos in his imagination. He speaks of the heavy weight of creation and the tears he shed as he confronted the character’s ruin and his own strained resolve.
In Cerlon a substantial trade exists in white shark oil and fins. The fins are prized for gelatin rich broth used by Chinese cooks interpreting shark fin soup as superior to famed turtle soup.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a humorous exchange about eyes being the windows to the heart and signs in a shop window reading No Admittance Except on Business, highlighting a playful take on visual cues.
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