The Weekly Sentinel Reflects on Editors and Utah Gossip
The issue from Col W J Bevan's The Commoner is noted as a sociable event in Tencolm. Col. Bryson may withdraw the sheet for the first copy while journalism traditions are honored. The piece laments ongoing polygamy in Utah and critiques Mormon practices and political influence, with reactions to violence in Leavenworth and the death of Sam Lewis.
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W. J. Bevan
Téncolm
Brysox W
Tlu
Chet Colonal Drynu
Jenon
Utah
Tg Waar Gulsze
Early 1900s political杂ue and church notices in fragmented OCR
Fragmented text details remarks on Matthews and Miscitors, gubernatorial critiques, and postwar administration tensions. Mentions of Governor Marrives, Governor Wound, and Governor Martha wa. Includes oblique notes on church services, holiday observances, and Sunday programs led by Samuel S. Haul, pastor, with scattered dates and locations.
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Waywe M. K. Cincury
Oak Grove
Surday Schaa
Chon
Moudry
Tanvary
Pony
Adice
Mota
Daniel Decker
Weadureiay
Ger
Bos
John A
Tragic Shoemaker Child Dies After Boiler Accident
In Suchanan Street a motherless tragedy unfolds as a toddler dies after her boiler incident near Brekitehey. The residence is blocked by water and relatives assist as investigators await reports.
Mrs Naomi DeVilbiss a sought after lecturer at county institutes
Allen County society praises Mrs Naomi DeVilbiss wife of W I DeVilbiss as a popular lecturer for the county farmers institutes. Her talks cover farm home life education for farmers and their children and the pleasures of the farmer's wife. She heads the Allen County Farmers Institute and travels to Goshen South Road and Green Patriot areas to speak at farmers meetings this week.
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Naomi Doeilvis
Allen County
Farmers’ Institutes
Steta
DeVilbiss
Hemaxds Dow
W. I. Ro Vilbiss
Ona
Bis
DeVithinn
Alton Gorally Farners
Goshen
Soult Road
Community Notes From Maple Grove Church and Surroundings
Local Maple Grove community items recount church gatherings, visits by Edwin Dyedsor and B Pfeffer, farm news, and social events. It mentions guests at Mor and Mors residence, a Sunday school update, a train incident involving Mrs Sie Fulkerton, and a prayer meeting at Goak's with many youths attending.
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McMacken
Taney
Teneker
Horn
Edwin Dyedsor
My. B. Pfeffer
Misa Delia Blake
Nages Ramy
Nester
Irena
Misa Ramy
Nyain
Mor
Wililoan
Dacoh Rudtelll
Wosted
B. Biske
Tohn Blake
Sie Fulkerton
Gusthen Road
F. MeMtaken
Wayne
Byayoe Werling
John Pday
Trmuarp
McMaran
Lennard Steleix
Mr. Albert
Port Wayne
Dra Pan
Goak
Udgerton Notes Incomplete Report From Winter West Ward
Fragmented update notes families traveling to Louisiana for winter rest. quarantine status for Wr. McBoluy improving while others relocate. mentions AL Valparaiso and Shinavigdhboriwed areas with scattered references to local residents and farm work and upcoming plans.
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Toh B. Anepask
Tomiy
Louisians
AL P. Smith
H. G. Dyerman & Cy
Wr. McBoluy
W. W. Ansonely
Payne, Chin
Payan
Manlay
Gyllelt
Fragmentary notice of damage and theft at local firms
The passage describes partial details of injuries and property actions. It mentions Collett leaving to Pere Dy and Weyiver as witnesses, removal of furniture by Thomas Rel, Buldey inspecting a house, and David Galaway stock handling. It notes work beginning on four new seasonal furnishings and Patterson's sale, with local firms and residents named in a damaged context.
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Collett
Weyiver
Ant Uslieves
Degers
William Allen
Thomas Rel
Toca
DC Buldey
Ansosc
David Galawiy
Furnacra
Ltterdy
All-Wes Yarn and Goods Advertises Prices
An old ad lists goods at 4 and 6 Harrison Street including All-Wes Yarn skeins, Good Prints, bleached fabrics, knee pants for men at 2.50, men’s dress shoes, ladies’ fine shoes, and millinery at low prices. Other goods priced proportionally.
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Harrison Street
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