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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
7
Local notices report Frederick Lantz and Miss Seay engaging in a dispute with Osncannon over a matter titled Wolke ae yh WED. Details remain sketchy as attendees from Wolke ae yh WED gathered for a brief mediation.
An obituary note reports the death of William R. Bunn. The text provides few readable details beyond the name and that he has died, with fragments indicating surrounding dates or locations missing or garbled.
An early Saturday burial was held for a local resident with services at the community church. Friends and family gathered to honor the deceased in a brief ceremony.
Fragmented OCR mentions travel by rail between Cin winging and si Pation, with a 60 p.m. time. It notes new cars, a westward line, and references to persons like Spencer Norton and a move from Louisville.
Reading fragment describes a local event with entities such as Bos and Sackie, mentions ages and names like Em en and Ey, with unclear context and many garbled words. Reads like an OCR mishap from a community notice or sports brief, lacking coherent facts or dates.
A fragmented notice hints at a delayed public meeting in Ohio County with references to residents, a schedule at 3 pm, and potential policy discussions. Unclear names and places point to local civic issues and upcoming changes.
Fragmented text mentions a committee and hints at results or support for Butler and James winert with figures like S650. Irregular phrases suggest a summary of a community update or campaign notes with names and a dollar amount, but exact details are unclear.
Fragmentary text references burial and school matters. Mentions Culver Academy trip for Thanksgiving with David Reed. Includes Owens family dinner and Missouri connection.
Residents Martinne and Mel ford McDeonald with Miss visit Mr 1 Vavat in Wrench Lick for a birthday dimmer. Homer Hudson of er Bln Was oo present.
A mixed text with railway notes describes a train derailment near Lafayette and Louisville. The car toppled from a fill, damage was limited to track and accommodation, and the wreck blocked the northbound route until police and crews cleared it. casualties are not stated.
The readable portion lists few names and labels but lacks coherent events or context to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Bloodhounds led officers to homes near the Glenburn mine where three men with strong local reputations were arrested. A search for plunder failed while a preliminary hearing before the mayor loomed this afternoon. One detainee allegedly speaks little English, keeping names undisclosed.
Walter Johnson arrives home Saturday from Chicago to visit relatives and meet the newborn child said to be a stork delivery to the Jonitson household last Friday.
A fragmentary AGH games note reports Meglemre and Who Fel achieving a notable distance of thirty three feet from Piz form with improved performance.
Mrs. William T. Me of Englewood fell eighteen feet from a scaffold and struck a cement floor. She was unconscious for hours but by Monday was doing well with a high probability of complete recovery.
Short services were conducted Monday forenoon at 10:30 from the home with burial at Liberty Church Cemetery. The body was taken to Orleans on the noon train for services at Liberty Church. G W Murphy led the services in both cities.
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