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Newspaper
Fort Smith Elevator
Location
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1890
Page
3
The James Fork bridge suffered damage from a fierce storm and rising waters Friday evening. Judge Bistie and the bridge commission moved to take immediate charge and oversee repairs to keep the road open for southern county traffic.
In a contested appointment, Mid RA Dendry seeks the apostle post before the incoming council. Supporters cite their work with the people and past leadership, while opponents question reputation and governance record.
The readable segments reference Pe city affairs with mentions of health and a plan to establish a valuable site. Names such as Ellen and Gene appear, along with scattered references to Savage, Lacheil, and Northwest area. The text is incomplete and lacks clear sequence or outcomes.
The article notes a struggling supplier offering a large stock of vehicles and harness for sale and planning to expand the business. It mentions the seller’s aim to improve his livery service despite past faults and his insistence that his new stock is superior to others in the state.
Fragments describe meetings and programs by the RAGE and Yar Baren associations. Plans include a lecture by Degen, a Mistake guide book event, a publicity rota, and new quarters for Crawford County Bak. Community improvements and a literary event with Rev. Campbell are mentioned alongside a reception and social gathering Friday night.
Excellent qualities commend to public approval. It is pleasing to the eye and taste and by gently acting on the bowels it cleanses the system and thereby promotes the health of all who use it.
Readable lines describe an expert named Mr. Cones and mentions of work quality and various vague terms. The text is highly garbled and lacks a coherent event or context to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text mentions last name Peery Gehooer and an estate with a number 628. The readable details imply a public or legal notice related to an estate and a call to claim or identify heirs. No clear dates or full names are available.
An advert promises repairing services including boots and blues to order. Four shoe makers work under the supervision of Mr WERV Yeang, described as highly skilled. The note mentions DB Sparks and a 22 21 score, suggesting local context or shorthand.
Fragmentary notes describe a bay horse near Feat Smith with a gray or dark coat, stated as a pony or small horse, plus partial identifiers like Baca and Dacre. The text is garbled with uncertain readings and ambiguous placements, hindquarter mentions, and stray terms.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an old property or trade item listing with uncertain terms. The readable words mention unimproved items and a bargain context, but specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are not provided.
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