Fragmented legal notice from 19th century county records
A damaged public notice from Avieiar Lash County details a land division survey with references to Rush Payette and Bayette Counties. It notes the right to reject bids and mentions a date in February, signed by Albert E Winsidlp with an official seal. The legibility is limited, preserving few precise figures or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peptley
Carter
Sabah
Tan Brotsias
Cmd
Roy Wmith Olds
Boos
Albert E Winsidlp
Aveiaur Lash
Mir
Final Settlement Notice in Mary J Petro Estate Case
Notice in Fayette Circuit Court Indiana for final settlement of Mary J Petro estate. Administrator David J Petro presents account and vouchers for examination March 16. All heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why account and distribution should not be approved. Witness Clerk William E Sparks Fayette Circuit Court. Connersville Indiana. Feb 8.
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Mary J Pelro
David
Patro
Mary J Petro
Tina
Connersville
Indiana
Pebronars
William EO Sparks
Merk
Favette Ctrenitourt
Miss Lillian Henley Appointed Reference Librarian
Miss Lillian Henley of Carthage has been appointed instant reference librarian in the Indiana State Library by State Librarian Demarchus Brown. She passed competitive exams and succeeds Miss Florence Venn, who became reference librarian after Miss Mary Moffatt resigned. Henley, a Marshas College and Winonna Institute graduate, began duties yesterday and previously worked with libraries in Connersville and Shelbyville.
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Lillian Henley
Carthage
Indianapolis
Road
Demarchus ©. Brown
Florence Venn
Mary Moffatt
Henley
Marshas College
Igok
Winonna Institute
Connersville
Shelbyville
Wild beast sighting at edge of town described in detail
A strange animal sighting near a rural residence is described with heavy detail. Witnesses including Miro Chenawerh confirm core facts but note limited instrumental data. The narrative depicts a large, dark creature and surrounding events, with authorities mentioned but no final conclusion.
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Stuydas
Hussards
Ras da Coton
Miro Chenawerh
Subscribers urged to pay arrears by April first
The Times News Co warns subscribers in arrears for over a year that no copies will be sent after April 1 1908. The notice demands payment before that date or the paper will be stopped.
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TIMES
Times-News CO. Publishers
Card of Thanks for Mire Foster
The family of Mire Foster expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors in Orancve and surrounding areas for kindness shown during her long illness and recent death.
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Preig
Orancve
Aquether
Mire
Marea Foster
Mystery Rider Tales Surface in Arctic Ocean Contest
In a dramatic Arctic race a rider faced harsh seas and icy conditions as observers noted a bold nautical challenge. The event highlighted daring maneuvers and the rider's steadfast resolve amid rough weather and crowded cheers.
Fasting Customs Noted As Oblique Religious Practice
The article discusses community fasting traditions linked to religious observances, mentioning Herbert Savoe and Haais in a reflective, somewhat unclear account. It notes rain impacting attendance and describes the practice as tied to survival and spiritual rites surrounding a dead event, with references to New York American origins.
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Wlerin
Religders
Spencer
Castine
Daiainer
Jung
New York American
Hatters Face Wear from Glanner Quality in 19th Century Text
The Caciniati Enquirer notes hats suffer wear not from bat quality but from glanner material. Fitting hats cleanly is the hardest task for hatters, who must serve men and women equally. Resulting wear makes hats wear out twice as fast.
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Iowag
Germius
Caciniati Enquirer
Humorous Complaint About Late Night Collar Button Aid
A New York Press snippet captures a speaker lamenting her husband's late night habit of waking her with lights on and a polite request to help him with a collar button, framed as a light domestic gripe by the newspaper.
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New York Press
Unclear text about a bride gift book choice
Fragmentary dialogue references a bride gift and a popular book. Mentions include Mrs Jones and Mira Smith with remarks about a husband who has never worked, plus a joke about a government job and a suggested book.
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Mrs Jones
Mira Smith
Ble
Cromwell's Body and the Contested Burial Tale
A garbled account discusses Cromwell's death and burial, claiming disputes over the true corpse and the possibility of a substituted body. It mentions rumors of a daughter moving the body, an abbey deception, and the infamous head on a spike as part of posthumous humiliation.
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Cronmaceli
Ceronmwell
Mars
Dads Faueunberg
Cromwell
Lause
Newbury
Yorkshire
Bradshaw
Mothaedd
Ferdoa Tatheet
Tragic Experiment Ends in Death and Fire in Suburban Plot
A tale of a physician and a neighbor colliding over a dangerous experiment turns deadly. The man delays escape, plans to burn his wife’s words, and ultimately dies as a serpent fear grips the neighborhood. The incident provokes investigations and public fear of dangerous research practices.
Early Steves battery plan for ironclad warship described
In Cassie's Magazine an 1812 era concept by Coronet Stevens outlines an iron plated warship with a rotating center firing mechanism. The design envisions heavy ordnance and a bottom firing method to surprise ships, anticipating a later model linked to the Garret myth, with Russia later testing a similar vessel.
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Coroiet
Stevens
Iebestel
Sitediak
Cassie's Magazine
Noteworthy notes on a historic Jewish cemetery paving
Fragmentary report describes stones once marking graves in a Jewish cemetery used to pave a building area. Investigators note Hebrew carvings survived, raising curiosity about origins and the time when stones were removed for paving due to material scarcity.
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Studevaui
Masenee
Fragmented wartime dispatch on cost of grain to Premed
An unclear wartime note describes a government action with terms like wheat and grain costs. It mentions Abd and Cla, and suggests a political debate over expense and policy consequences. The damaged text implies a debate on wartime food measures and national burden.
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Waoettoo
Unclear OCR snippet with distorted names and terms
Fragmentary text shows stray phrases about seasickness and a mock dialogue with unclear references to persons and places. Readable elements are too garbled to determine a coherent event, topic, or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
Marked Decrease in Crimes Reported in County Year
The governor notes a fall in convictions for murder and other crimes in the past two years, aided by liquor-saloon closures. In 1907 there were 252 convictions, down from 316 in 1905 and 165 in 1904, with the ratio of convicted to arrested higher than before. A wedding and social notices follow, including plans and gifts, with local travel and shop hints.
Poultry Cure Praised By Kentucky Farmer
Mrs P Wiggins of Lexington says Bourbon Poultry Cure from Paiwards and Murray Drugists of Commersville Indiana cured her sick fowls. The testimonial asserts the product’s effectiveness and notes its sale location.
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Wiggins
Lexington, Ky
Paiwards & Muroay
Commersville
Ind
Cerman Baptists Debate Wyatt Controversy At Des Moines Conference
In Harperstown on February 26 the Dun kard Uigethern church congregation debates charges against James M. Waser and Wyatt Waser. Investigations suggest Wyatt had an interest in the failed Commercial Bank of Hagerstown, conflicting with accusers. The case moves to the church’s annual Des Moines conference in May for resolution.
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Haperstown
James M. Waser
Dunkard Uigethern
AM. Weatt
Lordburg
Cal
Old Commercial Bank of
Hagerstown
Wyatt
Wyeatt
Des Moines
Wratt
Ssi
Ce Stil
AK Set
Wacet
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