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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1889
Page
5
Advertising rates listed include one square for one year two squares for one year column rates and multiple column widths with quoted figures. The snippet shows a pricing table style entry with amounts like 56.00 and references to columns and year terms. The odd spacing and typos suggest a historical newspaper billing section for advertising space.
A collage of church notices, personal anecdotes, and community items covers sermons by Rev Bartow and Rev N Paster, a Harvard Civil War sword tale from El Davis, local letters, temperance notes, and scattered regional notices. It also notes advertising advice and various editorials.
A small OCR readable block yields sparse details about a local event. Names and precise places are unclear. The item resembles a brief community notice or social update with minimal context and no complete dates or actions.
The text describes an Indian Reservation with Zoohpnwinns in New York including Vandalia Carrolton Salaman ca Red House under congressional act. It notes about 10 000 whites living on reservation lands across villages and leases for twelve years with renewal rights. It mentions schools and a large investment in the villages and calls Red House the most important place with 3 000 inhabitants.
Owen Brown died at Pasadena California aged 7 days. He was one of the four sons of John Brown who took part in the border struggles and Harper's Ferry seizure. A large crowd attended his funeral with six pallbearers and speakers praised the Brown family for courage and compassion.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen will meet in Syracuse to choose a master workman for the coming year. Western New York lists Ricohurend C. Nelson as a candidate, Frank Garrett of Syracuse in Central New York, and other contenders as yet undisclosed. A highly interesting contest is anticipated as the Grand Lodge selects its leader. Anglica hosts Smead County Court and Court of Sessions on February 11.
A brief humorous exchange about reading and being a book, with quips on marriage and the idea of a husband as a yearly refreshment like an almanac. The joking couple suggests witty lines about interest and being the right kind of book.
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