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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
8
An unclear OCR passage outlines political contests around an election week, naming candidates and locales in an abrupt stream of garbled phrases. It references De Walle county, a mayoral or council race, and mentions several individuals with limited legible context or roles.
A fragmentary obituary item from Huntington details a girl’s death following alleged misadventure with powders and drugs. The report mentions multiple names and places, including Helen Fesnauggly and Sydh Posanueli, with incoherent OCR noise interspersed throughout the text. The date appears as April 28, with references to court-like phrases and unnamed observers.
Vardienville High School will hold graduation with caps and gowns. Notable graduates include Maibelle Webster Alma Baisseraint Coys row Norman Gayer Harry Kohinom Halph Bower Clichard Jones and George Long. Commencement address by Dr John Grant of Western College for Women at Dixford. Senior choir to perform. Sunday service noted.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a public notice or column about bar rules, marriage and social standings. It mentions a primary election narrative with names such as Gerratt and Oberlin, a sheriff, and a school contest at Sobek School building. The text references nominations, delegates, and a preliminary oral exam, ending with a line about a line of succession or a contest called The Lineatn.
A garbled but legible record highlights residents and families in Conway attending gatherings in Van Wert and nearby towns. Mentions include Mary Mullimkopt and Arden Highs hosting events, Winalay, Delphos visits, and relatives in Conway and Van Wert sharing time with area notables.
Fragmented text details a broad set of names and locations with numerous garbled phrases. It mentions individuals such as Fred Fubliop and Matin ty and references events like a Monday presignine and a public notice style aggregation. The readable items hint at community notices and stray reports.
The Markle News reports on the death of a prominent Union township heir and related funeral notices. It covers local mourners, relatives, and community figures, with scattered references to town events, residences, and upcoming civic activities.
A veteran soldier, Kendaltyihe, is noted in a fragmentary obituary or memorial notice. It references his service, age, and associations with location clues such as Port Wain and Wie orn Phere, indicating a regional obituary or tribute with limited legible names and places.
A garbled 19th century New Haven page fragment references theater, music, and local people. Names like Wade, Mayer, and Worthington appear amid scattered venues, dates, and places, but the text remains largely indecipherable.
Fragmented text outlines visits and activities in Spencerville with names like Chapman and Hein, scheduling trips and events around a period near Washioxday and a Friday. Mentions Hiean and Wyle a Friday, with references to people and places in a civic update format.
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