Burns Hay Rave 10 Retire Soon From Boxing
The letter reveals Burns Hay Rave planning retirement after a European fight scene. It discusses Johnson as a rival, rumored purses up to 30 000, training regimes, and promotional hype in Australia. The correspondent notes aging, weight changes, and a hope to close his career with notable matches.
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Burns Hay
Sai
Benz Johnson
Nelson
Johnson
Sentene
Pate
Jobison
Ausiinjie
Jose
America
Ana
Tam
Aes
Jemimy Burns
Tummy
Branning Wins Out With MLE Plurality In Wayne
Democratic candidate Branning defeats Republican Graham for Wayne township trustee by 1 031 votes. Branning 7352 Graham 6501 Pier son prohibitionist 151 Janorschike socialist 428. John A Bushman defeats J W Holmes for township assessor by 1 000 plus. Bushman 5790 Holmes 579? 17. Democrats elect fifteen township trustees out of twenty with names across multiple townships.
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PF. Branning
Wayne Township
Onponeak
Carles A. Greham
Bransing
Graham
Pierson
Janorschike
John A. Bushman
Wayne Townshby
J. W. Holme
Bushman
Tah. Holmes
Bahay
Showp
Townahly Tristeas
Yie
H. FP. Branning
Dom
Dyar Mayer
Sprinesela I. B. Rotler
Deta
St Joseph
Michas Costello
Dan. Biery
Charica Roy
Dent
Madison
Amasa Shafter
Dem
Monroe
Bernard Johnson
Marton
Homer Brown
Mouriee
August Brencke
Tap
Milan
Jenry Bruick
I—Tokn Solen
Jeferson
Frank E. Lorment
Rendel River
Horacn McDelle
Cesar Creek
Genrae Dally
Don Aduais
Kerman Fenter
Abott
Jtniel Forsythe Dem
Pleasent
Wretley Soak
William Crabbs
Josep Lothamer
Ing
Charles’ Goch
Une
Ale Berden
A Football Favorite From New Haven
A New Haven football report highlights a strong, reliable back who stands out for his dependable gains and quick feet. The player is noted as a constant contributor to every play, reinforcing his status as a key member of the team.
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New Haven
Conn
Attl Brides
Health for State Above Average in September
Indianapolis November reports the state health board’s September bulletin. state health improved vs August. Northern sanctuary area with 920,000 population recorded 250 deaths. southern region with 7,060,000? deaths 703. overall state death rate 12.8 per 1,000 with 753 total deaths. Major causes include consumption, typhoid, diphtheria, scarlet fever, measles, and pneumonia. Cities over 10,000 population show higher death rates. Indianapolis and Evansville exceed the general average in several diseases.
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Indianapolis
Ini
Intiene Board of Health
Bes
Menchly
Santtary
aMior
Gilles
Alowe
Cashe
Indisastpolis
Evansvile
Mt Wayne
Tene Bowth Bend
Anderson
Elkhart
Elwood
Hammond
Tettersanet Akia
Lafayette
Logansport
Wash Pincushion Acceptable Gift
A 13.1 Marion item from Muncie outlines a practical wash cushion gift. The article notes a bride’s need for decorative cushions with stitched initials and color coordinated tops, describing construction details and affordable appeal for autumn weddings and Christmas giving.
Silk bandanas for sewing bags featured in new designs
Prevty introduces sewing bags made from silk bandanas with ink bandaray fabric finished at the top. The bags use a wooden shirk through easing, flat sticks like those in winds states, and ribbons threaded through bony rings sewn to the top casing to keep the bag uniform when pulled tight.
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Unifor Una
Special Saturday Sale of Aurente's Chocolates
Special Saturday sale of Aurente's chocolates advertised with unclear pricing and storage notes. The readable fragment mentions a sale event on a Saturday and urges buyers to prepare for purchases, though details are garbled and difficult to parse.
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Aurente
Tailoring tips for sleeve and edge finishing repairs
An OCR fragment provides sewing advice on adjusting last year gowns. Focuses on altering shoulder seams, easing fabric at the armhole, and finishing edges neatly. Mentions ensuring the sleeve and wrist areas align without distortion to improve fit.
Pennsylvania railcar orders for seventy seven new coaches
The Journal-Gazette notes Pennsylvania Tallrags company plans seventy seven new steel railcars at a total cost of 285,006 dollars. The cars, to be built with new steel and safety features, will replace worn units and include two previously used cars, reflecting a push toward corrosion and collision resistance in state rail service.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Tallrags
Suspected Clover Lear worker charged with theft
By Nick News, Bureau BLURFTON Ind Nov Another rie time of too fast in life as turned up in F C Wentworth former teletroph operator and assistant agent of the Clover Lear railroad of ls believed to be se ensitive from iystlem and charged with stealing $00 from the company Wentworth came here from Gresotows Tad and quickly gained popularity with the faster young ant this day This popularity led to inomer expense beyond the salary and after discharge for not turning up for duty the auditor found he was short 51 Tokens: 0
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Nick News
Ind
F.C
Wentworth
Clover Lear Railroad
Iystlem
Poad
Death of former Kendallville resident
Wills J. Valentine, a former Kendallville resident, died shortly after an illness of indigestion in Noblesville Indiana. His remains were brought to Kendallville for a brief service at the Lrapllne church officiated by J C Bunnell. He was fifty five years old and a brick mason by trade. He was accompanied by his wife and several relatives from nearby cities.
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Ind
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Nuucle
Lrapllne
Tew
C. Bunnell
Talermett Wes Aigda
Laks Yiw
Acut
Frank M. Valentine
Charles Tyler
Edith Davis
Wulfing
Brickingurs Union
Muncle
Valencine
Byron
Mo Jéister
Aria
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