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Newspaper
Dixon Evening Leader
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
A fragmentary record describes the opening of the District M E Camp Meeting at Franklin Grove with attendees and speakers named in a long, garbled list. The text references Rev. Kinstey, LM Berry, and other church figures, noting dates and events tied to the camp meeting.
Fragmented OCR text shows Ashton Red Cross election with list of attendees and scattered, garbled phrases. It mentions chairman and several local names, with unclear context, dates, or positions. The readable bits hint at a meeting with attendees and general civic activity, but many lines are nonsensical.
Local notes quote Jake Snyder praising the New York Yankees for their appeal in France amid scattered references to fans, events, and social chatter. The text includes garbled phrases but centers on fan sentiment and cultural reception of the team abroad.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a farmhouse scene with a family at a Harmon area location. The text is garbled but mentions a fire or destruction, names such as Titman and Solaris, and references to a household in a rural setting.
A damaged note reports a fire outbreak with several dwellings affected. No injuries are listed and the source notes that residents evacuated, with only one structure sustaining full destruction. Local responders contained the blaze and secured the scene.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses treating a material with chlorite of foe and references Taw Jittle semangla deseo and lua byoaulphate-Popaine Shubo Monthly. The legible items focus on chemical preparation terms without a clear event or outcome.
A fragmented OCR entry mentions sharpening Honea and a lead item about a Newtatch tie knifehide through a alyat paner. The text acts as a sued oi the white, ona, preventing the tend unt rin noting the Migerm.
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