Redoing Youth Scores Highest Poultry Contest
An item notes results from a youth poultry contest with participants from multiple communities, including Leno, Saintor, and Dunn. It mentions winners, placements, and a weekend visit by a local figure, with oblique references to related activities at a church hall and school community events.
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Mibbserert
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Srila Pot
Gadoans Sontest
Leno Vareimm Wis
Aisen
Boise
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Dunn
Santor Ll & Boct
Lee Rhuadekt
Smusium
Wotherine Liones
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Order C Urgency Prompted for Moxie Dealers
Urgent notice urges Moxie Dealers to act now to submit an Order C for signature as the display is short and will not be extended. If 100 percent service is not received, contact the issuer immediately for resolution.
Visitors at Health Stations Increase
The city reports a rise in visitors at health stations organized by the board of health to serve infants. Yesterday many children were treated, marking a net gain over prior totals. A note records a 414 increase over 4122 with some decreases in younger age groups.
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Fleth
Westport Meeting Agrees to School Building Equipment Plan
At a Westport meeting the board discussed a proposed 1007 building equipment program with an estimated cost of 7 708 funds. The plan includes school improvements and a proposed new show at Cigns Lams, with debate over maintenance and propulations affecting taxpayer costs.
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Mendis
Westport
Patra
Mtaly
de Batuidia
Hopining
Ab Iro
Taminee
Ciigns
Hawley Estate Divided Among Children in Settled Will
A late 19th or early 20th century will distributes a major portion of the Hawley estate among Samuel MoHawk and other children. Trustees and guardians appoint a legal administrator to manage trust funds totaling around S1000 per heir with equal shares for all minor children until they reach a specified age. The document names James Ludbury as guardian and lists several heirs including Samuel W Alesinle Ge, Charlotte Fawis, Turitt, and Vitha M conle.
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Samuel MoHawk
Bridgepmit
Louldrem
Cmte
James Ludbury
Auaidian
Gemedia
Charlotte
Local Exhibit Showcases Area Products and Students
Community fair features local products and student projects. Attendees can view items, meet artisans, and learn about regional offerings. Event emphasizes hands on displays and community involvement.
Mayor Edson Eyes Council Pay Hikes
A terse report indicates the mayor plans to approve proposed salary increases for city council members. The item, tied to the auditor’s briefing, awaits formal council action and could raise annual compensation for elected officials.
Even Trolley Cars to Halt in New Britain
A partial OCR item notes that trolley service will be halted in New Britain. Details are sparse but indicate a temporary suspension affecting local transit operations and riders relying on the trolley system.
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New Britain
Railroad agrees to parking use for property near station
The New York Houseenid venue letter to the Common Council reports rail line owners willing to permit limited public parking on station area property. City officials and the Ordiinice committee weigh the plan, seeking a safe arrangement beneath the trestle with protections for private property. Stakeholders from the Chamber and city representatives push to resolve timing, maintenance, and access while ensuring order and mutual consent.
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Common Council
Te Ame
Pearson Peesdout
New York
New Housen
Slirttard Railroad
Ordiniies Committee
Oriliniice
Cormitttee 9
Samell Shawchinman
Thy Chamber
Ken Jlnsen
Ioese
Steamer Crew Sends Telegram to Widow
Telegram from the steamer crew expresses sympathy to the widow Lossis. The message names Mrs Woodrow Wilson and lists officers and men who conveyed condolences from Bremen and Southampton. The note notes funds and memorials connected to the steamer and shipboard community.
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Lossis
George Wishineton
Bremen
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Cough Remedies and Health Terms
Fragmentary OCR text lists unusual health terms and remedies including cough, phlegm, sugar, water, and various names. It reads as a garbled medical note or advertisement with scattered references to cures and substances, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Stiff Joints Thar Thars Remedies Offer Relief
fragmented OCR hints at ad style remedies for rheumatism and stiffness. mentions cures and medical claims with vague promises. source text lacks clear events or named entities.
Indiana Governor Waives Examination in Grand Jury Indictments
An Indiana governor waived arraignment today after being called to plead to twelve of the forty five indictments issued by a county grand jury. Attorneys filed pleas of abatement challenging the indictment on grounds that women voters were not included in the jury box. The case, tied to the grand jury’s women voters issue, continued into Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Tech
Miitor Watten T McGray
Husband Slays Wife Then Kills Self in Roldsburg Pa
A 65 year old husband murdered his 22 year old wife and then fatally shot himself at a home on Eust Street in Roldsburg Pa after repeated quarrels over love and pleasure. The man had a history of marriages with tragedy including his first wife’s death and a prior divorce. He reportedly met a younger partner in the Canadian woods where he operated a Christmas tree business.
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Roldsburg
DU Cventt
Attic
Eust Standsburg
Canadian Woods
Ma Bush
Lovye
Court Postponed in Torrington Due to Sleet Storm
A sleet storm delayed a court session in Latchfield with Judge William M. Malthe presiding. The session was postponed and rescheduled for 10 o clock tomorrow morning after weather and telephonist delays disrupted proceedings.
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Torrington
Bupircot Court
Aeasim
Latchfield
Todas
William M. Malthe Platten
Tiortford
Lattchfield
Litehfeld
Women With A Past true story preview in March issue
A dramatic True Story preview explores two women whose lives intertwine through love and sacrifice. The narrative promises sobering insights into forbidden choices, remorse, and the social penalties driven by gender expectations as readers glimpse their concealed lives.
Wages of Sin and Other Life Stories From Life
A collection of sensational life stories detailing romance, betrayal, and downfall. Protagonists include a seventeen year old duped by a married suitor, a beauty chasing wealth at others’ expense, a bewitching French interloper causing havoc, a woman torn by two loves, and a mother heart driven to tragedy. Each tale warns of consequences of vanity, deceit, and passion.
Abatement Granted for Katherine Van Dieter Taxes
At Monday night’s common council meeting a motion from the Claims committee approved an abatement of interest on the Grand List of 1922 for Mrs Katherine Van Dieter. Interest was abated on payment of principal amounts to 72 cents.
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Common Council
Claims Committee
Mra
Katherine van Dieter
Why Nearly Eight Million People Read True Story Magazine
A promotional piece touts True Story Magazine readers and the appeal of its fiction. It describes writers as fearless and frank, claiming every issue captures romance, intrigue, adventure, passion, and tragedy. The big March issue is on sale at newsstands or via coupon.
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True Story Magazine
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New York
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