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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
13
The unusual court occurrence arose in the suit of Mrs. Wwot Grubbs against Bank of Mount Ape in Fayette county. A seven member jury was seated after being recalled following a prior dismissal. Judge Arthur Hudson announced that seven jurors can try the case if both sides agree, and he acted to accommodate the arrangement.
A vintage ad promotes Epsom Salts as pleasant tasting with fruit derivatives. Claims it aids constipation and headaches, featuring pills and nurses endorsing the product. Cites low costs and wide availability at drug stores with a guarantee by the American Epsen Association.
A fragmented OCR item describes a civil suit to determine property rights in certain wagons or cars with a bank's execution against an individual and an assertion of title by a claimant. The incomplete text references dates and parties but lacks full names or locations.
Civil War topics were discussed at a Daughters of the Confederacy gathering held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kinsley presented a piece on the Oregon War and Mes. F KK Andersen read a poem about Mr. Wilson.
A chaotic and garbled OCR report sketches a police effort to clean up the town and crack down on crime. It mentions patrols, investigations, and enforcement actions, with references to inspectors, arrests, and potential violent incidents, all in a jittery, period newspaper voice. The piece centers on law enforcement intensifying control over disorder and public safety concerns.
The case against James Carnenier Jaeuenfel in Sayford over William Fraker’s murder is delayed. Prosecutor ACutney notes Murdoch’s absence due to medical warning, casting doubt on attending the trial as doctors urge rest after injury.
A fragmented report notes Monday being light for Bobbitt amid legal and police activity. It mentions a court session, observers, and a judge named Bobbitt facing scrutiny with ongoing efforts suppressed and police counting a large sum as consequence.
Fragmentary report notes an arrest ordered over a Wall reference. It mentions a 10 pound fish on a Melbourne hook at St Leonards and a James Maxon catching a bundy round fish, with uncertain details and wording.
The OCR sample shows distorted phrases, partial numbers, and stray words. It resembles an unreadable mix of names, items, and prices with no clear event or structured report readable now. The core details are not recoverable for a reliable summary.
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