Fragmented river tragedy report with multiple names
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a river incident with numerous mentions of people, alleged violence, and rescue efforts. It lists names such as Wallan Dilhard and Ted white men, and references a boat and potential missing persons. The text is garbled and hard to verify, but centers on a deadly river event and responses.
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Lise Sacuis
Mataiua
Pata
Wallan
Dilhard
Ted White
Bob Goodwin
Aryman
Crows Academy
Saul
Soft drink dangers and caffeine myths questioned
A disjointed report notes concerns over soft drinks and caffeine, mentioning dangers and health effects. It cites experts and questions about stimulant content and youth consumption, urging abstention and public awareness.
Kinbey Notes Breads of Migs Kaah Visit and Guests
Kinbey notes describe a social visit at Tinta Home last Friday by Ar GW Denna and Mrs MOA Bowen with several guests. Ethel Luton and Hattie Ikle accompanied the party returning with stories of the evening and impressions of planing and rest.
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Denna
Tinta
Brea
Mies Drome
Voas
Matoe Hohnon
Myrtle Grice Au Kent
Mise
Ethel Luton
Hattielke
Moa Bowen
Thomas x Oral
Flanda
Will Explore Cave at Monte Sans Pour Costs
Report notes plans to form an exploring party to examine a cave in the Monte Sans region. Several property owners on the main road show willingness to cover expenses and hire an experienced guide for the expedition.
Negro houses burned near Central I Co plant
This morning at about 1:30 a fire destroyed a three room negro house on Apple Tree Attest near the Central I Co plant. The home that caught first and burned entirely was empty. two other occupied houses on either side were damaged but saved. The department arrived late and could not save the burning structure. The houses were owned by Dr Wo Haw.
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I Co
Hiesau
Central Vy Rail Lines Extend Toward Pensacola
The report notes two railroad lines from the central rail system extending westward toward Florida and intersecting near Pensacola. Early spring is urged to begin anti fly campaigns to prevent typhoid and ensure sanitary premises including proper lodging and clean outbuildings. Dr Howard warns neglecting these measures can spread illness.
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Tormmad
Aglala
Tloralal
Canatt
Ffinas
Ortumis
Howard
Negro Hoy Killed In Plantation Shooting
A man and his companion were out hunting on a southern plantation when a single accidental gun discharge killed the man early yesterday. The incident occurred near Box 4, as dawn rose, with neighbors on the scene and authorities beginning inquiries into the fatal shooting.
Fragmentary note hints at wartime home dangers and social unrest
The readable parts describe a tense wartime atmosphere with references to deadly incidents, public fear, and societal strains. Mentions of patrols, loyalties, and hidden dangers imply a community under stress as authorities seek order amid chaos.
Law Controversy in Batley Case Goes to Supreme Court
Montgomery March 1 The bill of exceptions in the Alonzo Batley case has been filed with Judge William Ho Thames court, pending appeal to the supreme court. The court upheld the act in former cases, and it is argued the law enslaves negroes, with former Attorney General Bonaparte cited on cautions.
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Montgomery Ala
Alonzo Batley
Willian Ho ‘Thames
Ity Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the Natin
Uttves Negroes
Bonaparte Recautaves
Powers May Intervene If Lies Spark Disorder
Dispatches from St Petersburg report possible interventions by Russia and Britain if tensions rise after false assurances and mounting anarchy abroad. Officials warn that stability hinges on credible commitment amid growing foreign influence and regional unrest.
Bailey of Iowa visits White House after eight years
Senator Bailey of Iowa appeared at the White House this morning. He had a prior dispute with the president dating to the first Roosevelt administration.
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Tor Bailey
Ihaw
White House
Manson
Tragedy at drug Creek diner ends in fatal shooting
Jim Robertson and Joe Willer were at a diner when an argument escalated. Both drew guns and Robertson killed Miller. Preliminary hearing set today at Drug Creek where the incident occurred. The men lived on G O Box s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Robertson
Joe Willer
Chess
Robertson
Miller
Drg Creek
Fresh Carna blooms offered this week at 50 cents a dozen
Mew Fannie Starke lists carna blooms for sale at 50 cents per dozen. Address given as 133 Walnut St, Troy. The notice includes a brief price and seller location.
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Fannie Starke
Walnut St
Troy
Ale
Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Various Ailments
A Chicago medical advertisement touts Foley Kidney Remedy as capable of curing kidney and bladder troubles. It claims the formula can address irregularities and prevent serious diseases if treated promptly.
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Foley
Bright
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