Authorized receivers for elevator subscription receipts list
A long OCR fragment lists names and places as authorized receivers to receive and receipt for elevator receipts. Names include Hackett, Callie Startup, J.C. See, Wilder, Duncan, Jenson, Williams, Oglesby, Dolland, Tatum, Postmaster, Newman, Robinson, Ivey, Lawace, Mickle, Wogan, Winters, and others, with locations such as Hartford Ark, Ark, Cache I. T., Poteau, Fontington Ark, and Charleston Ark. The fragment implies a formal roster of agents or postmasters across Arkansas and nearby towns.
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Williama
Hackett
Ny Ark
Migs Callie Startup
J.C
de Sety Real
Hee A
T. Wilder
Aetes
Hartford
Ark
Dencan
Jenson
Vailthian
Ipastie
Drak
Bookham
Fontington
T. H. Carters
Beverly
C.F. Ivey
Lawacea
Mickle
Ehendra Cer
Masbhery
Ploomer
Dan Wogan
Winters
Kennedy
Lady Angela's Italian Impostor at a Berkshire Picnic
Agnes Sherard meets Giuseppe Rondini posing as the Marchese di San Florino at a Lady Angela Smythe gathering. When Agnes learns the truth with Mrs. Sherard, Giuseppe confesses he used a noble title to gain favor. Mrs. Sherard helps him find honest work in Yorkshire, ending the deception and sparing Lady Angela distress.
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Angela
Marchese
Voilalmargis
Windsor
Agnes Sherard
Marchess
Agnes
Obaal
Mira
Marston
Marchere
Mrs. Sherard
Giuseppe
Agness
Vico
Hash
Giuseppi Rondini
Florence
Abe
Ape
Janeboon
Agoen
Giuseppe Rondini
Sigoarelli
Asid
Signora
Milady Aukinos
Tinly
Egypt
England
Hawkins
Signoriai
Enghliterra
Miladi
Gieuseppes
Cutdne
Miladio Anukins
London
Mel Mra
Sherard
Yorkshire
Bia
Stimatissime
Florence Smythe
Barton Towers
Marchese di San Floriana
Giuseppe Rocdini
Frisco Line Schedules and Connections Overview
Frisco Line trains operate daily with connections at Paris, St Louis, Burrton, Monett, and Fort Smith. Listed routes include No 2 to Fort Smith, No 4 to Burrton, and No 6 via Monett and St Louis with Pullman sleepers to Texas and California. Through tickets and sleeper cars link Fort Smith, Monett, Burrton, Pueblo, and California destinations. For details contact Has Hall, agent, Fort Smith.
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Frisco
Eoonecta
Paris
Terns
G. C. &Soh. Railway
Texas Pues de Funseau
Fexas
Pulliaan
Teatias
Pex
St. Louis
Manett
Fortsmith
St LeCorn Beate
Boorton
Rateas
Mouett
Burrton
Pelman Steep
Monett
St Louis
Borrlon
Funsis
ALY & . Kadrowt
Pomns
Rew
Aid
Mexico
Arizona
Caliifornia
Stas Pudiman
San Diegen
Pring
Catton
Audreéa
Uhas Hall
Fort Smith
Ack
Missouri Pacific Train Arrivals and Departures Listing
Train No 684 bound for St Louis and the East departs as listed with arrival times at 2 M No. 684. Other trains include 602 with through sleeper and chair car for Little Rock Memphis and points south and 678 for Kansas City and West. Canterpher, Agent.
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K.G
Col
P.m
Cer
Lee
Saas Bee
P.m. Grrenwond
Jonny Lied
Coane
St. Louis
Memphis
Lilie Rock
Meomoubhia
Cost Her Weight in Gold in Old California Tale
Mrs. Jesus Cuatro, an aged Mexican woman, died at American Flag in the Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona. In youth she lived in Sonora and was courted by a paternal uncle who sought marriage but the church declined due to kinship. He offered gold to win consent and succeeded by paying her weight in gold, weighing 117 pounds, to seal their union.
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Jesus Cuatro
American Flag
Santa Catalina Mountains
Arizona
California
Sonora
Mexico
Electric Bitters Improves Kidney Liver Trouble Says Local Residents
Wr Thomas Postovaater of Traville Tad reports relief from kidney and liver discomfort after using Electric Bitters. John Leslie farmer of the same town says it is the real kidney and liver medicine making him feel anew. J W Gardner hardware merchant notes renewed strength and appetite after use. Available 50 cents for 2 bottles at WH Cole's drug store.
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Wr. Thomas
Postovaater
Traville
Tad
Electric Bitters
John Leslie
Farmer
Stockasin
Same Place
Vaya
J. W. Gardner
Eleeric Bitters
Pension debate in Kentucky echoes Confederate veteran protests
A Kentucky legislature pension discussion draws vocal objections from aging Confederates. A sample letter warns pension aid could weaken soldiers, arguing that U.S. pensions degraded federal vets more than battles did. The missive, from a veteran nicknamed Sam, laments age and financial strain since 1865.
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Kentucky
United States
Lee
Jackson
Bill
Longatreat
Buckner
Albert Johnson
Joe Ishagon
Bragg and
Hood
Prices
van Dorn
Dick Taylor
Kirby Smith
Sam
Fragmentary Train Car Dialogue on Nervous Fever Remedy
The readable lines depict a frayed exchange about a medicine for fever and nervous conditions. A sleeping car passenger asks where to sleep and a porter replies with unclear dialogue, suggesting a damaged OCR of a train car scene.
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Nervoor
Intruder Confronts Guard Over Grounds Amid Hotel Dispute
Dialog shows an intruder demanding access to grounds claimed by the Highprice hotel while a guard asserts the area is private. The exchange hints at a tense confrontation in an unauthorized entry scenario.
Fishy Feast and Gossip Scoop from the Bazaar
The fragment reports a comic tale of a trout eaten on the spot, a wary wife doubting her husband, and a humorous price note in Practical Dame. It also notes Miss Elder’s engagement as Mrs. Fangle shares a congratulatory card at Harper's Bazaar.
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Tom
Maude
Harpera Placur
Cuagialathona
Farmer laments daughter leaving home for marriage
Pather voices hardship of a farmer watching Emily, a good girl, marry. Young Man defends her worth, while a judge approves with a witty remark about Emily’s value.
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Pather
Emily
Frogtown Weather Talk And Local Banter
A quirky read blends rural chatter and city heat with references to Frog Town weather and local banter. The piece weaves dialogue about heat in town and village life alongside humorous asides from Mrs Partington and notes from sewing meetings.
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Brickrow
Tiello
Frogtown
Cruith
Bicycle craze halts divorce proceedings
In a brief courtroom exchange Mrs. Quigzle reveals she paused divorce plans as her husband pursues a bicycle craze, with Mrs. La Mode noting they no longer see each other except at supper, according to the Judge.
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Quigzle
Mrs. la Mode
Fragmentary Humorous Exchange From Harper's Bazar Quips
A garbled 19th century style passage features snippets about The Poet's Wife Algernon and Zenobia with a playful reference to a five century parallel. The text cites Harper's Bazaar quotes about Polly the parrot and monosyllabic speech, forming a collage of literary humor and wordplay.
A National History Hint for Sect Life
A brief Texas Siftings note suggests a practical tip about improving life by becoming familiar with a specific “tie bee” phrase. The item conveys a light historical hint without heavy detail.
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Texas
Plantation Chill Cure on sale in Fort Smith
An old notice markets Plantation Chill Cure with regular and tasteless variants as the remedy prescribed by physicians. It lists J. M. Sparkes and John Schaap as wholesale agents and names Fort Smith and Western Coal & Mining Co. plus a reference to Jenny Lind. The fragment mentions Mie Lope and a judge with themes of wretchedness and happiness.
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J. M. Sparkes
John Schaap
Fort Smith
Western Coal & Mining Co
Jenny Lind
Scett
Is This a Snake Story or a Fish Story
The speaker asks whether the tale of a fish swallowing a snake seen on vacation is better described as a snake story or a fish story. The question invites reflection on which creature’s tale dominates the incident and how to categorize it.
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McCurkle
MccCrackle
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