Marriage of Misses in June Ceremony at Local Church
The society column reports the marriage of a daughter of Mr and Mrs to Mr Simonson at a Swedes church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Gon. Doteinder Weil Sine. Framed by floral decor and attending relatives, the couple left for a two week trip and will reside on Cassana Street after their wedding.
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Crawford Street
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Apodly Simonson
Mdchid Viehar
Othiesse
Prindty
Rev Gon
Weil Sinesen
St. Lewis
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Vaeul
Jinter
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el Ina
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Mir
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Eataie
Miss Douth Vaabenidine
Agalilat
Miboat
Frome
Mars
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Ptectiferret
Tihretet
Wgdp Situavescr
Pinerigge
Miss Thertica
Ane
Bo Diehkerhoalb
Charles Mo Elerriek
Prestiavtea
Jan
Meare
Miles Abedferdhtte
Wedtesdas Otter
Studetoute
Asaeh
Clifford Otatesd
Donald Street
Pie
Niisie
Ambrs
Olnstead
Iit
Een
Birth announcement for Aso at 620 Marion Street
Aso was born to Miss A. Jessime on Wednesday evening at 620 Marion Street. Parents Mrs Pindeth of Motroe Street report the happy event and welcome the newborn.
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Prem
Paris
Sage
Apis
Aso
Mosc
Weather forecast notes 84 hour period
Weather report outlines 84 hours ending today with high and low temperatures, wind speeds, and general conditions. Data points include temperature extremes, wind velocity, and gusts, indicating varying conditions across the period.
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Otock Uoon
Deaths Notice for Aunt Wise of Chicago
The death of Aunt Wise, related to the Lirrlee Shore Company, was reported yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. The funeral services are scheduled for Sunday. Her father resides in Coshoen.
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Wise
Lethhart
Coshoen
Battle Creek peaches spark Michigan intrigue in Elkhart
Mr and Mrs Gorge Trine visiting Contractor Samuel Morer brought two bushels of peaches from near Battle Creek to Elkhart. The fragile fruit revealed inches and weight as observers weighed and canned them. A broken valve flooded a courtroom floor last night, with authorities fining the valve twice as tension rose around the upcoming cold. Abe Martin quips about rural life and vaudeville contrasts.
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Gorge Trine
Samuel Morer
Battle Creek
Michigan
Trine
Chaitle Creek
Vibe
Personal notes from Norfolk and nearby towns mixed gathering
A jumble of visiting relatives and social mentions from Norfolk and surrounding areas includes CG Hileer visiting FH Benfer and Mize Tlonere NewWaiat with Miss Yara AMeryii heading to South Bene Rin. Several pairs travel to Chicago for the day while others host or attend events and dinners with friends and relatives.
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Hileer
Norfolk
Nete
Benfer
Mize Tlonere NewWaiat
Yara Ameryii
South Bene
Lo. Boedefold
the Vwerey
Chicago
Mano
Db. A
Richard
Mes
Mars Piandiberry
Wawaka
Jean Dotson
Jehrsen
Chesney
Op Davickson
Blotu
Chesnes Mel Wite
Mishawaka
Fragmentary obituary note hints at wind gift and trial
A garbled fragment references a jury and a person named Pagan and a Wind gift. Details are unclear, with missing names and events. The text appears to discuss a legal or ceremonial matter surrounding an individual and a wind related metaphor.
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Oliver Ho
Gulietaelt
Pas
Pagan
Licensed to Wed Carl V1 Div Nerhoetr
The wedding notice lists Carl V1 Div Nerhoetr and Sherri EEL Pare among the banns and licenses. Names appear with places and dates in a clipped local record style, referencing witnesses or participants like Weinhisiaa and other surnames. The fragmentary text notes marital intent and official processing in a community notice.
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Nerhoetr
Homtha Buig
Eikdaari
Raw
Ikkhart
Peny
Fiastaneo
Willits Clarrison
Richmond
Bad
Abeal Noninde
Hh Davis
Ik Huert
Fraternal Fracture in Reading Room Causes Stir
A fragmentary, garbled OCR note describes a disturbance at the Fraternal meeting reading room. It mentions several strong words and unclear actions but identifies no clear names, dates, or organizations beyond the fraternal setting.
Sick List Notice For Mrs Ubaytington
Local column lists Mrs. Mary Ubaytington of North Uhird Street as seriously ill for the past few days with protaatie podsoi tug noted in the entry.
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Mary Ubaytington
North Uhird Street
Las Bec Serlousie Il
Markets Report From September Grain and Livestock Figures
Market notes list grain and livestock prices with scattered figures. Entries mention sheep, corn, soybeans, and hogs with various bid and top prices across locations, including Indianapolis and ratios like prime and lambs, in a brief stock of prices and commodities.
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Fom
Poe
Top
Man Dies in Railroad Switch Accidental Incident
Sept. dao Specht, 27, of Ferfersonville, a welder on the Pennsylvania railroad, was killed today when a switch engine seized and dragged him near a yard. Police reported no foul play.
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Civde Powell
Pennsylvahia
Dle
Girl fined $1 for alleged rash attack in court
Washington September 1 report states Claire Mars May Edwards and Turner Puls faced assault and battery charges. A jury found Edwards guilty and imposed a fine of one dollar plus costs.
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Washington
Csyieclaire Mars May Edwards
Chuarsea
Turner Puls
Sf O
X ray photography and coinage notes in Harper’s Weekly and London Standard
A description of early X ray photography explains using a Gem driven at high speed to produce dual images viewed separately by each eye, creating a solid composite image. The text also discusses rising French living costs and the push to reissue small coins including 2 centimes and 1 centime for everyday transactions and postage in the London Standard.
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Foe
Harper’s Weekly
France
Posts Office
London Standard
Probe reveals graft and corruption in state railways probe
An expose details graft tied to the New York State Sallyways association and business sealings with Goodsell and Petts. It describes corrupt funding, votes, and suggestions of campaign influence, with mentions of credit requests and possible illicit payments.
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Latis Vitis
Erattita
Faeti
Boreks
Privace
Vetpors
TF. S. Beara
Asurer
New York State Sallyways Association
Goodsell
Coastaltie
Fedbo
Isis
Wren
Roosevelt
Cl i. Berts
Wayne County
Petts
Ann Goodsell
Flingwood & Cunningham
Rogers
Street Tailway Association
Desert Harp Player Draws Passengers for Coin
At a Southern Pacific station a desert Indian harps on the stepping of trains to collect coins from passengers. Dressed in tribal garb, he appears as an ancient native. When no trains pass he is a leading citizen, his harp making him a financial prince of the desert.
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Southern Pacific Railway
Avery
New York Press
Ontario drives giant farm tests for northern settlers
A demonstration farm in northern Ontario aims to test climate and soil for settlement. The project seeds crops to identify varieties best suited to the belt, showing southern Ontario grains can grow there. Separately, reports describe massive slabs bending under weight, resembling a creaking mechanism in a box with strong ends.
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Ontario
International
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