Decoration Day Observed by G A R at Centralia
Decoration Day services described with G A R post ceremonies at the Methodist Church. Judge Francis delivered the day’s oration. rain limited attendance. A casualty narrative covers Benny Peery and others who died in a well accident on Tower Avenue as crowds gathered.
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G. A. R. Post
McPhorson
G. A
Heymond Bloke
Bowie
Dudee Francia
Tie ‘Ding
Pawer
Syn
Waton
Hare
Churen
Byyns
Perry
Centralia
Tefyrns
Benby Perry
Bivwarek
Ty Well
Benny Peery
Burns & Thewa
Dass
Hotton
Benny
Eniity
Joe
Ucout
Patrick LyTua
Mle
Vortont
Graspuil
Montinge
Ponny Ford
Sonny Foul
Ford
Piarki
Henry Perry
Patrick Kyrox
Tower Avenue
Wine Ohwater
Surretney Filgertey
Euftroud
Double Weddings Mark Quiet Celebrations in Biomarck
Truman Waldorf of Menoken and Misa Peterson of Biomarck wed at Judge Chave’s home on Sunday night in a quiet ceremony. Edward Smith and Tena Jobteau of Biomarck also married, with Mrs. Chase serving refreshments and many locals offering congratulations. The writeup praises Peterson and Smith as respected community figures and notes broad well wishes from friends.
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Truman E. Waldorf
Menoken
Misa Hannah Peterson
Edward G. Smith
Tena Jobteau
Biomarck
Judge Chave
Chase
Bie
Burleigh County
Gelius
Peterson
MF ‘Smith Ty
Miss Jo
Dwyre's Horses at McLean Ranch and Trial Hearings
Money to Horses recounts local rancher Dwyre of Coal Harbor McLean county facing recent horse business gains and losses. It notes a court appearance for Dwyre and partner Pernandy regarding a Carmichie shooting in Emmons county last fall. A side feature tells of Dr King’s New Discovery praised by Frank Hoffa for a chronic lung condition, with Cure advertised at Brandys drug store.
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Frau Reidy
Tuck Dwyre
Coal Harbor
McLean County
Emmons
Hevanelahths
Dwyré
Miiedmen
Frank Hoffa
Burlingto
Ohio
Dr. King
Brandys Drug Store
Salary Question Delays City Salary Cuts Debate
The city council adjourned without final action on reducing salaries for city officials. Public sentiment favored trimming expenses, with many speakers arguing for proportional cuts to match dwindling revenues. Officials debated whether to reduce current pay or substitute duties, while some urged maintaining living wages for essential staff. The meeting highlighted concerns over policing, clerical costs, and the need to balance budget constraints with service levels.
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Yarga Commonwealth
O. P.M. Jamison
North Dakota
Hus
West Superior
Wikeawali
Refurat
KD. Kendrick
Bismarck
Uva
Lake Wey
Ted River
Paige
Missouri
Gracy Wilson
Basinagete
Altes Witsol
Une
TL DeGraff
Fargo
Jugend Hare
P. Bogue
Termoy
P. C. Temington
George Gusanir
Jusurevice Caxsolman
Mostiain J
Lmne Hooper
Braithwaite
Polscy
M. Epping
Cure for Consumption Claims by J A Storm
A letter to the editor from J A Storm, A C, URL Pare bheN, Vy, asserts a positive remedy for consumption using a thousand Wapebay, offers two buttis of real remedy feet to funders who have consumption, and requests exproay and P O purchases.
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Wapebay
P.O
Aggious Patent Ad Promises Electric Belts and Lost Horse Notice
Fragmented OCR text describes a promotional offer for 35 German Electric Belts by Prof. Vardar Wests and a separate alert about a Lost Horse with a claim of ownership. Contains address details and requests property proof in exchange for the items.
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Vardar Wests
New York Electrical’ Society
United States
Akwney
Brooklyn
Ice breaking steamers journeys from Picton to Georgetown
Mr. L A Currey recalls a remarkable voyage of the government steamer Shanley and the Norhren Light type steamers. The Stanley and Say Joy are described as robust icebreakers capable of ten knots, with a hull designed to pump water from rear compartments to lift ice and free the bow. The report notes passenger comfort and the potential for a St John to Fredericton service, amid icebound seas and experimental propulsion through heavy floes.
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L. A. Currey
Prines Ealward
Sland
Shanley
Pictom
Georgetown
Mr. Curry
Grin
Prince Edward Island
Grinter
Che Steaur
St. John
Picton
Ghord
Quan
Lelieveld
Gecentvars North Wen
Steel
Stanley
Straik
St Lawrence
Makati
Ani
Pictoy
Joy
St.Jose
Fredertaton
Sii
Mppurimanhwr
John
N. Ul) Gazwee
Apples for sore eyes and eye poultices in hospital making
The text describes Kawa and Rowsteil apples used in eye poultices for sore eyes. Nurses prefer raw sliced apples or roasted peels applied to the eye. A sty is soothed by snapple poultices. The dialogue includes garbled remarks from Mr. Pulliam and others, with unclear names and phrases.
Lone political life marks Spinola pioneer public service
Geum Francis Spinola, longtime New York Tenth District representative, born Stony Brook, pursued law in Brooklyn, served as Alderman, Assembly member, and state mentor. A Civil War veteran, he led the 12th New York Volunteer Brigade and earned commendations at Wapping Heights. He died recently in Washington.
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Spinola
Francis B. Spinola
Louve
New York
Washington
Stony Brook
Sulfolktoun
Lone bin
Leib Many
Ganurat Splyola
Beooklyn
Tie Selengieritly
Homme Agrocer Ann
Roarpenver
Tnt Gallties
Lowentive
Lissokiyn
Elvil
Spiioln
Belgadier
Derma
Sliatridt
Howitt
Premier Rudini Dominates Italian Political Duel
The new Italian premier Marquis di Rudini draws world attention amid a diplomatic contest with the United States. The veteran statesman, about fifty years old, is portrayed as a capable diplomat whose stance toward the United States may shape international relations during his tenure. The article notes the fragile balance of power as Rudini weighs domestic and foreign pressures and faces opposition from rivals who would challenge his leadership.
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Mboi
Cones
Unita
Marquis
Rudini
Lilian
Sveruinry
Blaine
Pateintian
Interiac
Murgia
Hativy
Canwia's Colored Lawyer Davis Pioneers Canadian Bar
Born in Colchester in 1846 Andrew H. Davis rose from hard labor to become a colored attorney in Canada. He joined the bar in 1880 through a New England society path and later served as clerk treasurer and author for local associations. He presided over the grand council and spoke at the Wilbertares Ball as a notable figure in civil rights advancement.
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Canwia
Canada
Marae
H. Davis
Colchester
Lin Sociaty
Delog K
Athano
Cunstiilnin
Davin
Drown
Col
Rumbunebury
Grand of Dimeters
Wilbertares
Cliweluste
Hebrew Population and Diaspora Rumors Across Continents
A sweeping but fragmentary note from an old newspaper discusses alleged global Hebrew demographics, claiming totals by country and region from Russia to the United States. It also recounts a melodramatic tale of a German estate manager, Meinhard, his forbidden romance with Fraulein Freund, and a failed engagement, with travel to America and a return to Berlin.
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Brooks
Sue Ars
Avery
Toele Jolly
Hs Sein
Teeroy Beauleu
Pri
Lym Rewareh
Publi Bt
Russia
Thar
Amstel
Germany
Tinyglonil
Iai
Eris
Tealy
Bok
Torkay
Sweden
Norway
Asie
Andy Sbat
Asia Minor
Syria
Palestine
Polandia
Chyna
United States
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