Fragmentary Names List From Historic Page
A garbled OCR transcript lists numerous personal names such as Jane s Crawford Mildred s Gregory Mildred s, Sam Adama, Dan Strickla, Fannie Willi, Edna Culver, Mary Gainen Horton, Emile McKenzin, Ronnie Pittman, Ramaey Ray Strickland, Mary Walker, Joe Wilson, Anna William, and others, with scattered titles and initials. The readable segments resemble a roster or notice line from a historical newspaper page.
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Sam Adama
Dan’ Strickla
Fannie
Willi Douglas Willismadt
Oracle— Beedie
Jolmon Lucin
Porterie
Hh Keener Baxley
Edna Culver
Mary
Gainen Horton Lisenby
Emile McKenzin
Ronnie
Pittman Cannie
Ramaey
Ray Strickland
Walker Joe
Wilson Anna
William
Tendal
Cobh
Sarah ‘Farmer
Je Green Mae Whaley
Kidney health remedy from dubious old advertisement
A dubious old health ad promotes a concoction of salts and lemon juice with lithia to “clean” kidneys. It claims uric acids cause pain and urges a tablespoon of the mixture before breakfast to “act fine” in days, touting a misused cure-all tone without scientific support.
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Lithia
Notice to Creditors for Discharge in Bankruptcy
In the Middle District of Alabama Southern Division Bankrupt Ashford Houson County Alabama was adjudged bankrupt on October 28, 14 petition praying discharge will be heard April 20 at which time creditors may appear and show cause if any why prayer should not be granted unless appearance in opposition is filed by April 10. Report of the Trustee on file. Dated March 7, 1935. POLLARD Referee.
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Court of the United States
Middle District of Alabama
Southern Division
Bankeaptcy
Bankeapt
Ashford
Housdon County
Alabama
Dottani
Abu
March Toth
Pollard
Council of War Near Lille Involves German Leaders
The Evening Transcript reports Emperor William and General von Falkenhayn arrived at German army headquarters near Lille to partake in a council of war. They have already conferred with Crown Prince Frederick William and Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria, with kings of Saxony and Württemberg en route to join.
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Lille Lonien
Dapaleh
Copenhagen
William
von. Walkenhayn
Lille
von Falkenhayne
Frederick William
Ruppecht
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurttenberg
Pinckard Notes Bellie Pippin Visit
Mr and Mrs Bellie Pippin spent last Sunday in a Blak Gin kit in a car.
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Pinckard
Our Roy Ike Chix Atinches Victors Fall Short
In a terse item, readers see impaired text about a person and a team name, hinting at a game or event outcome. The fragment suggests names Ike and Roy and a setback or loss, with unclear places or dates, but preserves the core notion of a sports moment.
Local visitors and weekend visits noted in town
Dale Florida Irene Hawkins and una Durr of Midland City spent the weekend with Miss Norma Adams. Mr S B Gissendaner of Montgomery visited the Keehin brother in hospital Wednesday. Eva Adams was in Ozark Sunday and Monday with Miss Helen McNeill. Black and Ramage of Brundidge stayed in town last Sunday.
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Ozark
Helen
McNeill Messrs’ Black and Ramage
Brundidge
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Houston County Alabama
Notice states mortgage on land in Houston County Alabama executed Dec 13 1910 by Williams Monroe Givens and Sarah Givens to George M Forman. Foreclosure sale set for April 5 1915 in front of Dothan courthouse at public outcry for cash 160 acres described as parts of sections 24 28 in township 2 29. Attorneys fees provided. Transferee John D Whitehead and attorney M Gainer. M613-20da
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George.m. Forman
Williams
Monroe Givens
Sarah Givens
Houston County
Alabama
Court House
Dothan
Houston
Towit
Gage
County of
Lens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saxon-Heard Dry Goods Company
Janes Crrawford
Mildred’ Gregory Mildred’ Iil Clos Livenby
Salta
Roy Ike
Sity
Peruina
The
Peruna Co
Columbus,Ohio
MOG
Morigacée
Jobin D
Whitehead
Tek
Irtyc
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