Representative E A Baker Out of Running in Nomination
Rumors and hints swirl as E A Baker withdraws from renomination while William B Wider is tipped to secure Concord township delegation and state representative nomination. Liquor interests and local politics shape the looming county convention with potential opposition aimed at Wider. Nominees for other offices emerge as Goshen convention nears.
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Concord
B.A. Baker
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Wider
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Homiethan
George Z. Manning
Leander “Anderson
Gainan
Francis
Berlin
Sone
Goshen
William F. Wider
Ehrhart
Zook
D. J. Troyer
Mosier
Bristol
Drom
Vhieel
Sherif Ziesel
Deninty
Croop
Francis E
Apron Patterns and Rustic Kitchen Dishes
A scattered recipe and craft guide describes apron patterns with front gore and side strips to reduce fullness. It also lists practical kitchen tasks including potato biscuits, squash pies, onion sauce, cheese and potato scallop, raised cake cream, and almond macaroon hints with basic ingredients and steps.
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Selaké
Thief Incident Reported By Local Police
Fragmentary OCR text notes a theft case involving a couple named Mr. and Mrs. Stull. Police debate department is working on the case. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Igan
Cenatte
Stull
Elias
Dante's Inferno and the Airline Locomotives Tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Dante's Inferno as a nickname for a locomotive, Bill Hott and others managing the Cannonball fast freight east of Scruggs Corners. Pigeons and waterplugs figure in night shuttles, with dispatcher orders and semaphore signals shaping rail operations and delays.
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Airline
McCracken
Hell’s Kitchen
Rae
Bill
Hett
Iof
Sam
Bill Hott
Fargo-2
Scruggins Corners
E.s
Fargo
Stockton
Wworths.com
Street paving debate with railway firm questioned
Residents argue over paving a street with a railway company to share costs. Questions rise about timelines and who will bear the burden as plans for a double track are discussed.
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Wien
Thes Company Will
Doug
Mystery Bar Suspected Behind Lake Shore Dig
Commissioner Arnold reports a bar in the Lake Shore area may explain ground sinking near Indiana Avenue. A copper bar fragment was found but the exact depth and fullness of the site remain unclear as investigators note quicksand strata and possible excavation impact.
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Indiana Avenue
Arnold
Ely
Starved prisoner found in car at Lake Shore yards
A man identified as Charles Robbretts was found in a furniture car in the Lake Shore yards near West Seneca Ni. nearly starved and suffocating after being locked inside last Thursday. Lake Shore detective Young, discovering the man, provided light nourishment before sending him away.
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Lake «Shore
Sinté
West
Seneca
Lake’ Shore
Younes
Frank's Condition Improves After Fieldhouse Accident
Daily report notes modest daily gains in Frank's health since Saturday with a week showing clear improvement. Dr Carlson who was injured in the same incident has recovered enough to have rib straps removed and the fractures are healing well.
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Frank
Carlson
Fined for Taking Coal From Railroad
In a police court this morning Godfrey Gertner was charged with larceny for taking coal from a railroad. He was fined $5 and costs but could not pay and was committed. Gertner, a 2% employee of the Dike Shore at the round house, was arrested yesterday evening by Detective Tharp after being observed taking coal intended for the company.
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Godfrey
Gertner
Round House
Aft
Fronta Fhe
Lang
Actress in Crisis Reported in Pittsburg May 20
Despondent actress involved in a quarrel with a male friend, identified as a Pennsylvania state official named Fora Doughins. Police report notes a possible mental health crisis and separation from the cited official, with authorities continuing to investigate the circumstances.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Controller calls for banks' reports in May call
The controller of currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of the close of business Thursday May 14. The report seeks current financial data from banks and outlines reporting requirements and deadlines for submission.
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Washington
Panks
Thornton Snell Named Trustee in Estate Proceedings
Court appoints Thornton Snell as trustee of the late Cole Tom Snell's estate in a decision from Ton ton, Illinois. Attorney Sam Welty of Bloomington represents the trustee's interests in the irregularly reported trial from last November.
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Thomas ‘Thornto Snel
Erhart
Goshen to Receive More Paying Bids
The report notes Goshen will receive additional bidding offers, highlighting anticipated increased payments and the pursuit of favorable terms.
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Goshen
Central School Engine Room Project Discussed Without Action
The Board of Education met at the Superintendent's office to discuss hiring an engineer for the new Central School steam heating project. Seven applicants were considered and a decision will come after canvassing, with bids for furnishing seats also noted though not chosen. Drainage concerns and sewer walls near High Street were reviewed for permanent arrangements.
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Board’ of Education
H. ‘Drake
Thavas
Unable to determine main event from fragmented OCR
The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or actions, making it impossible to identify a specific person, organization, or incident to summarize into a coherent news item.
Reunited Couple Reported After Missing Wife Case
Ede Smith, former Lake Shore boilermaker, reportedly reconciled with wife who disappeared last fall. From St Louis, claims a reconciliation is effected and she will join him soon. disappearance prompted a police search.
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F Smith
Lake’ Shore
St.,.Louis
Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised as Digestive Tonic
An advertorial recounts Mrs Amos Rogers of Sycamore DeKalb County praising Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits them with ending years of stomach trouble enabling solid meals and better sleep. The pitch claims safe ingredients, no habit forming narcotics, and a free diet book offer. Pills sold by druggists 40c per box or six for $2 50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Amos
Oxford
de Williams
Dr. ‘Williams Medicine Co
Scheriectady
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