Greatest Sale of Farm Lands with Diverse Listings
A fragmented 1910s style advertisement details a vast land sale across multiple counties and states. It lists hundreds of acres for sale, open and cultivated lands, timber tracts, streams, and farm houses with tenant dwellings. Names like Whatley Brow and Morgan appear among agents. Numerous locations along rivers and roads are mentioned, including Webb, Dothan, Havana, and Slocomb, with prices ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars and terms offered.
Fire damages Pewee Valley telephone exchange building
In Pewee Valley a fire swept a large telephone exchange building causing extensive damage. The operator Vivi Ouhaner remained at her post to warn others as the flames spread, while nearby workers frantically aided evacuations and reported the incident to authorities.
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Unclear fragment about Cuban uprising and police shooting
Fragmented OCR text references a Cuban uprising and a police shooting. Details are missing or garbled, with no clear date, place, or names to confirm. The readable bits indicate a raid, an uprising, and violent action, but specifics cannot be determined from the available material.
Roguevelt campaign outline by noted Progressive candidate
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Theodore Roosevelt as a Progressive candidate for president. The text references Oyster Hay NY and mentions Palmalow, with unclear date or full context. The outline suggests Roosevelt intends to pursue a national reform agenda and party leadership strategy.
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Roosevelt leads new party in split campaign plan
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Tragedy in Cuckewanna Wreck Claims Many Lives
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