Funeral for Samuel Buffum Held at North Cemetery
Funeral services for Samuel Stafford Buffum son of the late George P and Minnie Buffum were held Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Mortuary Chapel North Cemetery. Rev James Jo Goodacre of the First Congregational Church conducted the rites. Interment followed in the family lot with floral tributes from relatives and East Providence Standard Oil employees. Bearers included Leonard Wilcox William Gardiner Charles S Greenwell and Vernon Gray.
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Samuel Stafford
Buffum
George P
Minnie (Livingston) Buffum
Rhode Island Hospital
North Cemetery
James Jo Goodacre
First Congregational Church
Tarry Bowen van Barrington
Standard Oil Company
East Providence
Leonard Wilcox
William Gardiner
Charles S Greenwell
Providence
Vernon Gray
Mrs Tien Mo White Burial in North Cemetery
The widow of Sergeant Benjamin T White formerly of this town died in Providence Tuesday. Her body was brought home Sunday and laid to rest in the North Cemetery, with burial rites for the local community.
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Tien Mo White
Benjamin T White
Providence
North
Ingraham Easterbrooks Wed in Third Regiment Ceremony
The wedding of a young couple from the Third Regiment Twenty sixth Division Field Artillery in France is recalled by a large display of gifts. The newlyweds plan to reside in a bungalow on Sixth Street Fast Providence after their wedding tour.
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France
Sers
Ingraham Wall
Sixth Street
Fast
Providence
Fifth District Court Defendants Plead Guilty in Reveling Case
Frank Sousa Falcon pleaded guilty to reveling and was fined 20 dollars plus costs by Judge Frank H Hammill in the Fifth District Court. A co-defendant Tidus Trudell pleaded not guilty and had his case continued two weeks. Albert I. Chase admitted vagrancy and was sentenced to six months in the State workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sousa Falcon
State Street
Fifth District
Frank H Hammill
Tidus Trudell
Falcon
Albert I. Chase
Vagranes
Bristol Chamber Adopts Resolution and Appoints Committee
The Bristol Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution appointing C B Rockwell Jr Col L H Callan and Judge Edward L Leahy to implement it. It votes to donate 10 for tuberculosis work via a bond offered by the Bristol Mothers' Club. Executive committee to handle January Ladies Night arrangements.
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C B Rockwell
L. H Callan
Edward L Leahy
Bristol
The Gift Supreme Pageant at State Street Move 2 Church
The Gut Supreme pageant marks Fort Worth’s 100th Sunday School anniversary with participants including Herald Mrs Harold Hill Miss Ina Flowers and Miss Ethel Burnham. Principal roles list Jeptha Daughter and Maids, Masses, Magi, and supporting cast. a special sermon by Pastor Res Covibett follows a morning service.
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State Street
Harold Hill Reader
Ina Flowers
Jeptha
Ale Barclay
Jepthas
Charles Sylvester
Ethel Burnham
Mildred Pollock
Helen Sylvester
Gladys Breisford
Florence Deen
Poisne Battalier
Hannah
Dorothy Hall
Samuel Malcolm
Grinnell
Esther
Japan
Lillian Miller
Edith Coggeshall
Ruby Blarsdell
Oscar Herzig
Chitford Warner Sheldon Bart
Lana Rerneres
Bofdgetti
Y M C A Notes on State Care fortoned ss atrda
The fragment outlines a State Constructor committee note on care standards and public trust. It references Wat ob Fae pire side ts cet thre Beeasta estu dation Loe Jurdust ru Voorkers Seer and mentions a Pope Powys at Woo Basins Jone. The text is garbled with many illegible words and broken phrases.
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Pope Powys
Perdsch
Fragmented OCR Item Highlights Vague Phrases and Names
Readable fragments mention names and places in a garbled text with unclear event. The partial lines reference people, possible dates, and locations but lack coherent actions or outcomes to form a clearer item.
Fishing in Boyhood Days and a Mother's Love
A Milwaukee Journal reminiscence recalls a boy fishing with worms and sunfish while a mother happily cooks the catch. The memory centers on a simple summer thrill, a late supper, and a mother whose pride and warmth made the moment enduring. The piece underlines that a mother's heart is the finest catch.
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Milwaukee Journal
Mother Aione
Pine Forest from Desert Soil Restored by Breton Inspector
In southwest France between the Adour and Garbonne rivers a barren dune field became green pine woods after inspector Bremontier fenced the desert and planted broom seeds to shield pine shoots. The broom roots stabilized the sand and channels were built to drain damp areas and bring water to the dry.
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France
Adour
Garonne
Rischy
Bremontier
Desert
Industrial Bowling League Schedule and Prize List
The fragment shows the Industrial Bowling League schedule with matches from November to March between Cranston teams and NIR/NTR variants. It lists captains Harold Shippey and Anthony Marana among others and includes a garbled prize list offering tailor made trousers, calf skin shoes, and a box of cigars from various local shops.
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Cranston
Jan
Las Cranston
Harold Shippeys
Anthony Marana
John Caro Cranston
Clark Cranston
John the Tailor
Taylor Shoe
Max Makowsky
Hope Drug
Conners Clothing
Fager & Southes
Sperling Bros
Brust
Battlefooty Drury Store
BASKET BALE LEAGLE
The text reports a chaotic schedule for an industrial basket bal team with numerous player names and match pairings. It lists Moore, Bovay, Pan, Wright, and others against teams like Peco, Deu, and Bovey with multiple dates and results amid unclear punctuation.
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Wright
Moore
Waighes
Pan Oly Moore S
Baovay
Bovey
Moore Sas
Bovay
Wrights Bel
Povear S
Wrights Bebb
Weight
Jarens Poli
Cape Sons
Bea al Pox
Werohia
Moores
Tuess Poway Sons
Tuess Poway Sons Woighe ~ Iale Moore Sous Wright ~ Javan
OMS
Ntawes Moore
Norman
Pues
Nitrogen factory plans announced amid global pursuits
A new syndicate has formed in Poonedin to establish a nitrogen factory in County Durham using Haber process chemistry. The British government acquired the site over two years ago, with $827 million needed to fund construction and production. The plan envisions hydrogen and nitrogen synthesis to ammonia and further processing for explosives or fuel. The article also touches on unrelated royal protocol about swans at the Flysee palace, noting a clause requiring at least five swans for feeding in the grounds.
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Syndionate
County
Durham
Hnildens Ao Faetors
Haber
Indictments Returnable in U S Grand Jury Case
The report to Judge Arthur J. Brown listed two indictments among the 2B indictments. Amedeo Munsey was named in a case from South Osworsee involving alleged securities or financial misappropriation. The defendant was arrested on charges dated after a period in custody, with a complex sequence of dates and officials mentioned.
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Leated States Grand Furs Gaits
Arthur J. Brown
Lnited States District Court
Amedeo Munsey
South oSworasee
Pimhae Tyre
Unclear OCR fragment on POWS and local notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions POWS and local items with distorted words and incomplete phrases making it impossible to identify a coherent event, people, or place from the readable parts.
Secret Heiress Hidden in London Stage Emerges
Miss Farrar, a young actress, lived under a concealed identity for many months after inheriting millions from her Rand millionaire father Sir George Parner. The revelation came by accident as she performed on the London stage amid a historic divorce scandal and a past tied to the Jameson Raid.
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Moss Gwendoline Farrar
Sir George Parner
Rand
Miss Farrar
London
Canada’s Soldier Police Organization Expands Reach
The Northwest mounted ce of Canada remains a noted organ vocal in world affairs. After 56 years since establishment, its headquarters move to Ofuiwa signals growth. The organization enlarges its size and extends coverage across scarlet canted officials with ongoing progress.
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Canadian Northwest Mounted Ce
Ofuiwa
Varieties of Spiders' Webs
The common house spider spins a hidden silken tube and an irregular sheet of mesh as a snare. The wolf spider builds a tubular hole with a hinged door for refuge and no snare. Another species makes a simple silk tube without a lid or door.
Eight Scouts Receive Eagle Badges From Governor at State House
Governor San Soue presented Eagle Scout insignia to eight members of the Greater Providence Council BSA at the State House. Recipients include George Sparks of Troop 1 and Frank Francis. Scouts completed tenderfoot through first class ranks and earned merit badges across fields such as first aid life saving civics camping and athletics.
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Greater Providence Council
Boy Scouts of America
San Soue
State House
George Sparks
Frank Francis
Limit of incompetency in business practice
The note warns that the most dangerous incompetence comes from arrogance and certainty that blocks learning for both bosses and workers. It stresses the harm of overconfidence preventing new knowledge and improvement.
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Ingraham
Easterbrooks
Fifth District Court
Diana Allen
Raging Tigers
Shorty Hamilton
Selenice
Elaine Hammerstein
Thomas Edgelow
Universal Western
Selznick
Sessue Hayakawa
Irhetas
N. S. Cord
Fisk Cord Tires
N.S. Cord
Pask
Howard R. Newman
Rockwell Hall
Quality Shoe Store
Charles J. Sartini
Chamber OF Commerce
Y. M C. A. Notes
Viseled Soldtern Home
Evenes
Dba
Chooh Parish
Industrial Bowling League
American Chamber of Commerce
Min Dea
Tormer
Pende
Aoe
Thes
Flysee
Canada
Soldier Police
BOY Scout
L. F. Cohen
St. Michael’s Church
Hope Street
Bristol, R
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Sam the
Hope St. G. A. R. Block
Freeborn
Cooke Street
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