Fragments of a Scribbled Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment presents a scattered mix of words and phrases. It hints at a timetable of names, places, and actions but lacks coherent events or clear entities to anchor a concrete news item. The readable bits resemble stray names and partial terms without a defined narrative or outcome.
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Regula Company
Bates Howe
Bedford Row
Rae
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Train Schedule Fragments Describe Arrivals and Connections
Fragmentary notices show No 288-10.35 A.M. connecting at Mendronkn and arriving in Portsmouth by 6 P.M. The text references Weldon, Eastern Carolina, and connections to Washington, Baltimore, Cape Charles, New Saver, Derby, Apex, Savannah, and other destinations, with various times and routes. The clipping preserves informal timetable details and station names.
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Portsmouth Orto
Weldon
A.C. TM
Carolina
Portamouth
Norfolk
Baltimore
Cape ‘Charles
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Fragmentary notice on enrollment and fare payment deadline
Fragmented OCR text mentions a September 10 1960 deadline related to entering with pay student status and railroad fare payment. The passage is unreadable in places but indicates an enrollment or entry condition tied to a fare or payment requirement within a Nort region context.
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