Ghent Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting Notes
The Ghent chapter held a March meeting with President Mrs Chent presiding. Delegates from the state convention were present and a letter to Me RD Medcar was discussed regarding the Confederate flag and chapter activities. Next gathering set for April 2 with Mrs Gow Smith in Alucomb.
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UD. GO
Ghent
Pilable
Dubhan
United Daughters of the Cottddornyy
Stong
Chent
Presidin Mag. Acy. Malone
Mix
Ware
Ak Welegates
Thowmerien
Chet
Avinont
Tandy Mee
Tubwiter
Mia O. We Smith
Mine Smith
Brocomb
Etiquette Formulated On Table Decorations
Mr and Mrs Felton of Felton Florist present a new etiquette guide for table decor addressed to King George. The document condemns placing barricades of flowers in the center of the table and details proper arrangement practices.
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Felton Florist
George
Felton
Ming Vera Miller at Mrs Bradford’s in Troy City
Ming Vera Miller of Troy City hosted an attractive guest at the home of Mrs Willie Bradford on Santh Ontes Street, an informal social note from the community column.
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E. Main’ Street
Poe
Ming
Vera Miller
Troy City
Willie Bradford
Santh Ontes Street
Fragmented Text on Social Conduct and Harmony
The readable parts discuss avoiding certain behavior and promoting harmony in a community. It mentions conflict avoidance, respectful actions, and admonitions about decorating with flowers and ink. The tone urges unity and cautions against divisive, harsh rhetoric.
Women in the Limelight and Civic Philanthropy Across States
March reports highlight Olivia May Wild known as the Santy Claus Gift, aiding thousands of children nationwide. President Wilson and cabinet members endorse her Christmas gift shipments to poverty stricken rural districts, while Michigan prisons reflect gender related disparities and reform debates.
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Philadlelphia
Marek
Olivia May Wild
Santi Claus Gief
Philanthera
Tik
Birebell Hamvey
Wilson
Pang
Waxtington
Wilsun So
Mysterious Quote From Unknown Source On Grace and Tactics
A fragmentary line cites an unclear figure named Miss Granes discussing a "smile" as a tactic to pacify a group described as greiteehive cuntoniers. The context, person, and intent are not evident from the fragment.
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Hidephone
Minoik
Miss Granes
Greiteehive Cuntoniers
Literature Received At Probate Office For Farmers
A large quantity of literature on agricultural subjects has been received from the United States Department of Agriculture and is available at the Probate Office for distribution. All farmers desiring information may obtain pamphlets at the probate office.
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Win
United States Department of “Agricul
Chrysanthemums Offered in Various Colors
Readable text notes chrysanthemum plants in multiple colors including bronze pink red and white. A contact is given as Sih or WY by phone with a playful exclamation.
Greens's 10c Store and Strickland Jewelry
Greens’s store advertises bargains claiming more for less and invites customers to save money. Strickland Jewelry Company offers watch clock and jewelry repairs on short notice.
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Greens
Strickland Jewelry Company
Horse and buggy stolen from Jin Hughes in city
Late Saturday an unidentified thief stole a horse and buggy from Jin Hughes. The horse was driven to a wagon yard and the buggy discarded. a rubber tired replacement was taken. Sheriff May was notified and the case is under investigation.
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Jin Hughes
Wan
Sheriff May
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