Fragmented Ode to a Funeral and Court Proceedings
An unclear morning report describes death by drowning, a cemetery entrance scene, a permit, and scattered mentions of a Mrs. Carter, a cashier J. M. Jenson, and a diamond studded collar. The text slips into garbled details about a box, a tiger, and medical or legal actions with dates from 1918.
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Galverton
Cather
Avery
Texas
Nodisake
J. M. Jenson
Hunting accident leaves boy wounded near heart in Jefferson County
A boy named Sears, age unspecified, was accidentally shot while hunting when a young colored assistant handled a 22 rifle incorrectly. The bullet struck his left side near the heart and traveled upward. Doctors Tarver and McNeill attended him. the injury is described as serious but not immediately life threatening. The incident occurred near the home of BA Twandy. warnings about child safety and handling firearms were issued.
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Chie
Sears
Tam
Drs. Tarver
McNeill
BA. Twandy
Tommie
Tribune
Truie Flagged With Shirt Back Aeaio In Wreck
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wreck event with references to H. T. Alaton and Electric Histers, including a claim of preventing a wreck and various damaged phrases about rain and injuries.
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Truie
H. T. Alaton
Fialaty
Chene
Oysters Sold Directly From Coast for Home Use
Oysters are received daily directly from the coast for home use and packed free of charge. The notice emphasizes delivery to local home consumers and mentions Cliften Laeh room.
Fragmented OCR Note on Local People and Evening Routine
A garbled OCR fragment describes Shelbourne area names and personal routines. It mentions sleep, waking, and possible references to people named Foley and Leas. The legible content is sparse and lacks coherent events or dates.
Prosperous Year Promise and Customer Cooperative Spirit
A 1913 business note urges customers to support local trade to boost prosperity. It pledges to supply dependable goods at fair prices and to look after the interests of the trade territory, asking for continued liberal patronage and commitment to proper care in all dealings.
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1913
Taft Accepts Yale Law Chair Amid Political Moves
Taft accepts the Kent professorship of law at Yale and plans to lecture widely. He will engage with various schools and speak on platforms. the move echoes Governor Cleveland’s relation with Princeton and affects his schedule after March 4 in Augusta, Georgia.
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Laredo
George H. Hodges
Govenor
Kansas
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T. A. Toleman
Frank Hodges
Olathe
Kanfred
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Oscar Kil. A. H Cordier
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Jore
Clifton Texan
Hodges
Tius
Warhingto
Kent
Yale
Tavin
Pri
Cleveland
Princnton
Taft
Tech
Augusta
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