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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary 1920s style notice discusses a planned hunt in Africa and mentions names, dates, and places in a garbled OCR pass. The text references a Mascarene area like Mas and Akeley alongside travel and trade notes, with unclear dates and token phrases. The readable items suggest a column of misc news, announcements, and travel plans rather than a cohesive article.
The clipping shows scattered standings and club listings such as BASCOTS VESTRE and Lenebhure Richmond Norfolk Orfanosh with partial scores or records. It cites teams and places like New York and mentions dates or figures in fractured form, reflecting a partial standings page.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a new football rule book guiding hos and teens in seasons. It mentions Toland silos for the Connne season and canine references, with unclear publication context and publication year.
A survey notes Walter Camp led evaluative work on the 1909 season. W A Lambert of U V A discusses Halftone portraits of leading figures, the book’s notable features, and records of 1908 games plus schedules for 1909. It lists college captains, post and coaching details, and 1000 contests with dates.
Charlete, N C, Aug 24. George Turner, a messenger for the Southern Health, was charged with stealing money from a carrier. The alleged theft occurred between Salisbury and A Wii, with several items dropped near a station. He reportedly returned the money later, and authorities pursued a warrant leading to potential formal charges.
Fragmented OCR describes a gathering labeled as a coterie of acts superior with references to leaders and followers, exiling and signaling actions amid a murky list of names. The text hints at a planned meeting or courtly event involving multiple groups and spectators.
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