28 Apr 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented item from a Wakefield periodical notes social visits over a weekend and hints at family ties and marital arrangements. It mentions A Fergoon in Hove, Mr. and Mrs. Bowes, and a Carrington linked court matter. The piece references a death, a settlement, and lingering town chatter about marriages and relationships.
A garbled report recalls funeral services held at Pleas and mentions Maggie Latta of Durham and Sam from ore. It notes a university function and a memorial for Latta, with references to Mr Unatad, Doogie, and a Mr. Soria. The piece hints at a death near Darham and a long residence, followed by scattered community recollections and church notices.
A fragmentary report shows a court case involving bigamy, with references to Carsington, divers, and a period of payments toward a court action. Names such as Jane Prsaye, Janice R.A. Hart, and Ms. Tigh appear in unsettled context amid a sequence of marriages and lading or pledges.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a West Darbar related event and a new access plan. Details are unclear due to corruption, but the passage hints at an upcoming project or meeting involving a boar cation and West Darbar. Further readable context is needed to identify entities and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions ward of echocs with unclear context and missing details about names places or actions. Readable items are limited to general reference to a ward and head or teyste, offering no concrete facts or dates.
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