War tale of Hayward and native clash near Parmar
Fragmentary text depicts Hayward leading a force toward Parmar with Simon Chitty and a party in a tense standoff. Indians are described as ready for war while tensions rise over a missing or suspected agent and a mission tied to missionary activity and conflicts across the frontier.
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Joseph Hayward
Arma
Port Varmar
Simon Chitty
Renemide
Port Harmar
Prituen Getter
Titanidteon
Hayward Fatdes van
Forto Vt
Horr Mors
Hiarvasurd
Bere Pe
Hayward Y
Parmar
Bandusky
Hamilton
Hoeward
Rene
Hayat
Wayward
Arsudy
Firelit Cabin Battle With Shawnee Attack Ends With Escape
A stranded narrator describes a brutal Mohawk camp assault where Brady and John resist a door breach. Amid smoke and savage yells, the fight rages, wounds flare, and a female ally guides the narrator to a hidden tunnel to escape. Brady is captured, not killed. The scene shifts to a later discussant about British aeroplane brakes.
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Brady
Maggie
Jady
Pie Bened
Trady
Sam Savage
Schult
Tani
Selaltz
Babaho
Phaethy
Bert Doluirt
Ana
The Help of Mademoiselle in a Dream Vision
The narrator awakens with pain after a dreamlike sequence in which Mademoiselle appears. She speaks softly, helps him move, and urges him to crawl toward safety by a fire as danger looms. Tears mark her strength and resolve.
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Ereups
Sasekes
Ulibe
Bethe
Bowie
Lee
Bates
Morstenr
Monsieur
Mons
Mademaiselle
Mrady
Mademoiselle
Miniemoiselle
Pastures Burn and Corn Fears in Howard County
Kokomo, Aug. 3. For the first time in Howard county history, Kokomo faces a water famine as plant operations pause. The Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant shuts down finishing and polishing, Indiana Railways and Light nears reservoir exhaustion, and Kokomo Water Works warns patrons to conserve. Pastures burn, streams run dry, and crops risk poor yields without timely rain.
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Kokomo
Ity
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Indiana Railways and Light Company
Kokomo Water Works Company
Wildcat
Howard County
Plate Glass Company
Akron man uncovers hidden coins in old well
Franklin, Aug. So Newton Barnes, Samerin, Johkason county, cleaned out his well when coins spilled out. He counted the money and found silver coins, mostly denarii, with some twenty coins noted. The find is described as a surprising, historic windfall from a long-hidden source.
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Franklin
Newton Barnes
Samerin
Johkason
Terowi
Mr. Barnes
Soria
Unclear OCR Note on Afew Described Items and Events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Avery, a place near a river city, purchase of olives and coffee, milk, and later references to more items and actions. The readable parts include names and vague actions but lack coherent sequence or full facts for a clear news item.
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Coty
Iene
Avery
Mphit
EMS
Mass City
Westernoate
Westerg
Hundred Years Old Builds Fence in Birthday Tale
Jey Potterty of Hartsville Piardlola mew county celebrated his hundredth birthday. He did all the fencing work himself, laying posts and wires and planting trees, with help from a few nearby laborers. The old man reportedly worked for forty years past and planned to retire after the milestone.
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Cottombue
Ava
Jey Potterty
Hartsville
Piardlolamew County
Fragmented OCR notes missing clear story
An unreadable OCR passage with scattered names and events describes accidents and deaths. It mentions a farmer paralyzed in Martinsville and a child drownings in a tub near a porch, but many names and details are garbled, leaving an unclear cohesive report.
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Hirbarm
Lee Denmatee
Pig sale ends in chase with rabbits in field
In Petersburg on July 31 W A Oliphant sold two pedigreed pigs to Douglas Barker and Willy Crow. Hot weather sparked a long chase across a 100 acre field. Barker quit when a rabbit breached the chase, Crow continued until evening. Oliphant later denied selling DIRS but offered a second trial.
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Douglas Barker
Willis D. Crow
Petersburg
W.A. Oliphant
Wiil Iy
Crow
Ju Uelock
Barker
Tod Oliphant
Oliphant
Indiana News In Brief Highlights Local Updates
A compact Indiana digest notes Greenfield hosts no horse show before late August. Sullivan precincts fund dinners to defend expenses in the option election. Terre Haute reports Mrs Pedigo fined for obstruction. Hodge heads the line for a transportation firm. Jefferson Township forms a Young Men's Christian Association. Torre Tlante covers a council grant for a public market and boardwalk canopies. Multiple towns report accidents, injuries, and community events, including Perry Park camping, Chautauqua begins in Columbus, and incidents in Warsaw, Rushville, and Albany.
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Greenfield
Sullivan
Tamiitoi
Terre Haute
M.rs
Clive Weduire
Indian Traits Baptist Church
Torre Tlante
Elity — Council
Iran
Cattelei - Have Lived For Oennive
Jose HP AG
Sty Hause
Sho
Varigua
Sas
Wirsaiw
Rabinson
Warsaw
Wessenionsty
Rushville
Amelia Ashlood
Sreenieht
John T
Stewart
Iva Anderson
Coboantas
Perry Park
Ievandria
Marion Laughlin
Ollie J. Ebbing
Ofeoa
Ebbing
Madison
Indaw
Wen Ebbing
Walker Township
Jeffersonville
Jefersonville Water, Light and Power Sonepat
Wih Seo
Albany
Albany Paper Company
Sandee
Charles Carey
Pate Anna
Carey
Thormfom
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Cheeroctatte
A. Y
Demarner
Phese
Tapa
Indiana
Seraper
Mr Seraper
AE Vernon
Stieherty
Martinsville
Ane
Neue Wilbur
Vargen
Tieoueny
Itirnes Tiettie
Stove
Charlestown
Avan
Borgs Poelenet
Newmarket
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