23 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
1
A flood of visitors arrives for a regional reunion with many neighbors from Mt Carmel Newton Street Marengo and Gentryville attending. Local residents William Longest and J W Bird are noted among those visiting relatives and discussing community affairs.
Readable text notes a memorial institution under harsh sun exposure, with phrases indicating ongoing endurance as long as daylight remains. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible to specify the event.
Entries list residents and visitors including Roy Dosley Corydon Willis Scott Borden Iris and Eunice Vernon Gertrude Benz Milltown J.L Key Jeffersonville Arthur Vernon Hattie Rosenbarger New Albany Felix Pope Marengo Corydon Norton Bybed Wyandot Cave Me Sterling and New Albany church attendance. Also mentions a deadline to send $1.25 and an offer from Gobeth & Son.
A jumble of social items lists visits by Jeery Collins and others to E W Knowland and Cedar post work by Lyman Knowland. Remarks on rain, Sunday school, paper delivery disputes, births, recitals, and local visitors from Corydon Alton Jeffers Cloverport and Paradise Ky populate the week’s society notes from the American local press.
A garbled morning ad promotes tank purchases at Robert Longest's with exaggerated claims about back pain and cures. The readable fragment hints at a sales pitch and convalescent language, reflecting a low fidelity OCR excerpt.
Residents from Louisville New Albany Frankfort and Princeton visited relatives attended the fair and city events this week. Notable attendees included J W Bird Mrs Ersnil Sloan and Leslie Bird with numerous family visits noted. Shares were bought in a local venture as community members assist at the fair with a stockholder cap at about four.
Weather on the ridge brought heavy rain last week. R. M. Smith attended lodge in Leavenworth Saturday night. Riddle hosted the re nedux event with a good turnout. Jamée Shea sale drew many from Riddle on Saturday. George Shultz conducted business in Leavenworth Saturday. Prospects for corn look favorable this year. John M. Dillman praises his best potato crop in years. Mr Pillsman notes promising potatoes, estimating 28 will fill half a basket. Rainforth of Leavenworth visited her sister Mrs Dean Tad tock on Sunday. Remains of Mrs Jaren Seal of
Miss Alta Henry returns home from Oakland City where she attended school. Mrs John Doolittle of Corydon visits her father Uncle Win Cole. Prof H H Pleasant recently taught at Bloomington and is visiting. Miss Joy Stewart plans to visit her brother at Aither and attend school this winter. Claud Stephenson returns from Terre Haute where he has been attending school. Mrs Alvin Tower and Miss Tina Capes come home from South Alles after a visit.
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