Relief Ship Maskinonge Sets Sail for Belgium
The Maskinonge, first of the relief mission for Belgium, sails with about 259000 bushels of wheat bound for Rotterdam. The vessel valued at $300000 will be unloaded and distributed to Belgian relief centers by Dutch and German authorities in Belgium, under the American and Belgian commissions.
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Maskinonge
Hosipe
Fookstars
Elothiae
New York
Aineernment
Belgium
High Seas
Massonge
Rotterdam
Belghum
American Commission
Pierre Malith
Amer
Confederate Company Roster Listed In Old Article
The fragment lists members of a Confederate company including Captain A. F. Perry and Lieuts Wilson Chitherford and Bamon Geletly. Noncommissioned officers Sanne Ghw Sam Daniels TB Chair A. C. Parker and privates such as Anderson Totis Alford Coey Belcher Brown Bowden Barnes Boone Daniel Cargill Chousbers Dah Callas Kabort a allway Minell Muell Fordlum and others.
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A. F. Perry
Wilson Lient
M.A. Chitherford
Bamon
Geletly
Sanne
Ghw
Anderson
Totis
Alford
Coey
Belcher
B, Brown
Tol
Cox Advertisement Promises Low Prices and Quick Delivery
The ad boasts Cox's lower costs without high salaries, aiming to attract customers with savings and reliable service. It claims fast delivery to any part of town and a wide selection including hats, clothing, millinery, dry goods, and groceries for men women and children.
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CON
COX
Meade’s Final Program At Headland Avenue Church
At Headland Avenue B Y P U a program features readings by Misa Dau line Stephens with introduction by Ma Calvin Allen and a piece by Mr David Hollady The selection includes a reading by Miss Pantine and a duet by Miss Mattie L Newton and Miss Pauline Stephens Followed by “What We Should” in this church event
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Misa Dauline Stephens
Calvin Allen
David Hollady
Miss Pantine
Mattie L. Newton
Ind
Pauline Stephens
Weaila Clans Vf cautions shoppers on toy prices
A fragmented note warns readers away from a store named Red Front 5 and 10¢ Store, signaling high priced toys and urging caution in purchases. The clipped text hints at a consumer alert with minimal specifics.
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Weaila
What Is It What Is It Accountems
A list of roles and titles appears, mixing professions such as barber, blacksmith, carpenter, engineer, designer, janitor, pipefitter, and upholsterer. The text also includes varied names and descriptors like office helpers, watchmakers, and plant workers, creating a catalog of occupations and associated terms without a single narrative event.
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Accountems
Bollermaker
Hookhasper
Fors
Buttermakes
Candymeker Carpenter
Cheuiteut Chet Cigarmaker
Coachmas
Dratumea Drugetat
Eriana Sey
Brady
Janvier
Taunéresq
Prootreatar
Salerman Rhoe Clerk
Bolletter Biencerapher
Tatlor Toolaker
Walter Waitrom
Watchmexer ‘Watchmam Winder Woodmaker
Want Ads and Holiday Offers in Local Shop Listings
Fragmented want ad text shows calls for help wanted rooms for rent and clothing shop promotions. Mentions Master Robert Morris, Cherry building, Santa Claus Bays, and new woolens imported with cheap prices. Advert reads contact via phone 127 and promises deals at a local shop near 418.
Payment terms for anti PRT da and COUBty
unclear text describes payable terms for a period of one year with interest and additional charges to be collected. It mentions entities like Ottobar and Phi Nui and refers to a conte n teer te the i nd cuntese. The readable fragment is damaged and lacks coherent facts.
For Sale and Wanted Classifieds Listing Mixed Items
A garbled local classified page lists various sales and notices including for sale house lots and livestock. It also notes employment and education ads, boarding requests, and a dental office entry. Entities include J M Stevens, Dermer Building, Morrianna/Marienna, Foster D., McLeroy.
Break the Grippe Break ite Hold on You
Advertisement extols remedies with fervent claims and money-back assurance. It promises efficacy against illness and urges immediate purchase for 25 cents, noting availability only at 421.
Locust Grove Dairy Ad Offers Milk and Butter Delivery
Fresh milk and butter delivered to your door from a healthy herd. Milk and butter priced at 40 cents each. Prices unchanged despite rising costs. Locust Grove Dairy. Phone 510.
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Locust Grove Dairy
Fhone
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Errand
Unis
Hio
T. Brown
Waa
Roerubar
Ant
Joh T. Brean
Ithe
Han Caralysy
Sam Daniels
A.C. Parker
A. Wood
A. Fullerton
Bo McDonald
John Chisubers
Minell
Muell
Fordlum
Bt Ifurdy
John
Hall
Alien
Jen
Thi
Tate
Uhl
Taward
Dod Jones
Ison
Joh
Martin
Mertin
Havliv
Fonlgomer
Flab
Meswain
Joule
Ray
Frank
Russ
Nohingon
Dex
Henfree
W. Sharts
A Nee
Tom
Hard
Griffing’s
Griffing
Griffing Brothers
Grand Bay, Alabama
Cox’s
SPAP
Headland Ave
Meaple
Galiette
Bay
Heap
Robert Morris Plerte
Front
Amd
Ulus Ie
Boor
M. Cherry
Fants
Claus Baye
Brecsuse
Ing
Ani Tle
Ottobar
Phi. Nui Pamiateis
R. H. Parker
Wl, J. M. Stevens
Dermer
Te'ephone
Wurtley Reothena
Kester
Wale
J. W
Epteore
Weeathers Fuctire of the Pease
Murlanna
Vumanese Agt Premoe ND
Promytly
Vinme
Foster D
Simmons & Co
SuTree Duattre
The
Dota
Addrei
Porter-Farmer Bulldins
Vaughman Construction
Burtal
R. P. Coleman
Rexall Grippe
Cena
N.H. McCallum
Prescription Dragiist Telephone
Chev
Jothan Camp
Rie
CIA
Winslow
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