Ward Jemison and the Phary Laine Performance
Ward Emison and a list of substances appear in a fragmentary note. The text mentions Blue Vitriol White Tellebore Paris Green London Purple Sinshot and insect powder, with references to Mo ws and Chass w Ross and a cue about preferred surety. It ends by urging to play the Phary Laine.
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Tellebore
Paris
London
Phary Laine
Masonic Lodge Work Commends Brownsville Event
Mass hig work by Haw Danquel and Third Degree at Brownsville lodge impressed attendees. Master W W McFarlan led the ceremony with flawless Indiana work while a large luncheon in the new banquet hall honored Thaning Stoops and local dignitaries.
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Brownsville
W. W. McFarlan
Indiana
Jaling Turkenkoph
Thaning Stoops
L. J. Unity
Jesse Miller
Frederick Lewis
Medyges
Josh Chitwood
Stutz
Hackman Heeb Co Plans Mammoth Central Ave Store
Hackman Heeb Co arranged plans and specifications for a large department store on Central Avenue opposite the McFarlan building. The brick and stone block, 164 feet frontage by 165 feet depth, will be three or four stories, steam heated with freight and passenger elevators, and aimed to open for the fall trade as the largest, most complete establishment in western Idaho.
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Hackman-Heeb Co
Central Avenue
McFarlan
Bulding
Cfate
Kim Oon Wistern Bodana
Agatha and Hall in a Rainy French Town Ride
Agatha endures a dreary rainy afternoon as she and Hall ride to French town. Their tense dialogue reveals unspoken affection and hesitation while the weather and surroundings heighten their restrained mood and distant courtship.
End of Street Ride With a Nervous Laugh
A girl jokes about the weather as Hall smiles at her. They walk late along the street and share a moment of calm before parting, a small scene set in a city street after dark.
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Hlallay
Agatha
Hall
New York
Local musician Mr. Gerin praised for orchestral leadership
In Connersville the prominent musician Mr. Gerin leads an orchestra of twenty, drawing seven to eight hundred attendees each Sunday for the first M Jo Sunday schools. He plays multiple instruments, notably violin, clarinet and cornet, and is described as a skilled instructor and gentleman. Shelbyville hopes to recruit him for their music scene.
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Mir
Espn Ffves
Conmnersville
Frovay
Suinday
Cert
Connersville
Shelby Villa
Gerin
Grand Greensburg Street Fair Opens August 12 17
F K R announces a grand free street fair and carnival in Greensburg from August 12 to 17. Attractions include nightly fireworks parades balloon ascensions trained animal acts and electric shows with half fare arcade rides. Cirvensburg’s renowned hospitality is celebrated as the fair promises ample free entertainment and spectacle.
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PLO. F.kr
Greensburg
Coreensburg
Chroonsburg Wall
Wisilora
Dow
Cirvensburg
Real Estate Transfers Record From Local District
Aaron Gi Natt transfers hGtH acres to Corais Caldwell in Posay township. Davey Dean tau Atos Wo Stevens conveys a tract in Colanmibia township. Jemes do Mekartan transfers to Sadia Daw sob doterty Sou.
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Aaron Gi
Corais
Caldwell
Posay Township
Davey Dean Tau Atos Wo Stevens
Colanmibia Township
Susg
Jemes Do Mekartan
Sadia Dawsob
Doterty
Weeks Davis Wedding Ties Winnemac Couple
Mrs Lou Davis of this city married Walter Weeks of Winnemac Indiana in a daytime ceremony at the bride’s mother's home. They plan a honeymoon trip to the lakes and will reside in Winnemee where the groom runs a grain and larger business.
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Lou Davis
City
Walter Weeks
Winnemac
Ocloek
Winnemaec
Indiana
L. R. Thomas
the Lakes
Winnemee
Connersville
Letter From Ed Cooley at Beecsett
A wartime letter describes July and May heat at Beecsett, limited relief after a new General arrives, and two visiting ladies. It notes five guard hospital cases, lectures at the YMCA, and reflections on U S efforts in education abroad while May Day processions and Cruz de Mayo celebrations occur.
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Mantis
Dean Founs
May
Jane
Cilicere
Wace
Ooicer
Beecsett
Y MG. A
Judge Norris
Tiadyward Wipling
United State
May Night in the Market with Banky and Local Children
A memoirstyle scene recounts a market night in May. The narrator mentions Banky photographed together in the palinea market, noting Banky’s Tayalo language ability and high regard from locals. Children wear fine clothes, one four-year-old girl draws attention, and the narrator struggles with language and cultural nuances.
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Banky
Fittie
Netting as Window Screens Proposed to Save Labour
A passage suggests using plain gray netting tacked outside window frames to replace wire screens. The netting remains visible indoors from 8 o clock, yet invisible from outside. It allows ventilation during rain by raising the window, offering a simple summer night solution.
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Madison Medicine Co
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Jum Morrison
The
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Thomas BH. Stoops
Moxennan & Ashworth
Frenchtown
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ED Cooley
Philippines Islands
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