Fragmented OCR reads unclear historical financial notice
Odd garbled text appears to reference payments, patrons, and a Farmers National Bank. The legible snippets mention a state or regional context and assorted names, with many misspellings and missing punctuation, suggesting a damaged financial or banking notice from a historical page.
Local Officials and Candidates Listed in Pageant of Names
A fragmented OCR listing names and offices appears, naming FREDA BUSSE as treasurer and GEO W PRINCE as port official among others. Several state and local positions are referenced with various trustees clerks and inspectors noted without coherent context.
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Freda Busse Boar Supreme CareerClerk
CHE Mamer
Alfred Bayliss
Fir Triversity Irustrees
Lara Evans
William B McOhinsley
Klaator
DURFY
Poesnes & Breck HO Steers
John S Smith Bors
Nets
Martini
Special land bargain tale with scattered OCR garble
Fragmented OCR text describes land prices per acre and rental notices amid garbled names and places. It mentions farmers, hardware stores, and town properties for rent or sale with unclear figures and terms. The piece reads like a miscellaneous real estate listing with sporadic references to individuals and places.
Fragmentary Rail Item Inspires Brief Read
A partial OCR read mentions rail and BLE ep doa 8 receive eyrrompte s. The garbled lines hint at a transit or rail equipment note without clear details or attribution.
Funeral of Thomas K Elvey in Cambridge
Funeral services for Thomas K Elvey were held at the Presbyterian church in Cambridge with Rev Lewis Halsey officiating. He was a Civil War veteran admired as a faithful friend and American, remembered for his smile and kindness as the town mourned his sudden death during a Chicago trip with his wife Mrs Francis Cook.
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Thomas K Elvey
Cambridge
Chicago
Francis Cook
Kewanee
Thomas Daniels
Elvey
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T K Elves
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Halsey
Hew
Cowan
Hases
Matthew
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Halsey
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St Petersburg
Cvarat
Russia
Acle
Oates Law
Syvanta
Oates
Miss
Anse Parner
Detsworth
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Rasaeena
Wonderful medicine cures lung troubles and costs
Brown of Leesville endured asthma agony before this remedy brought instant relief and restful sleep. The advertisement claims marvelous cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis colds and grip with guaranteed bottles and trial bottles free at J E Wrights drug store.
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Tim
Miles
Brown
Leesville
J E Wrights Drug Store
Sam Small Collapses During Brattleboro No-License Meeting
Brattleboro Vermont dispatch reports Rev Sam Small collapsed before addressing a no license local option gathering at the Aud. He was helped from the platform to his hotel. no physician was summoned. Small later admitted he was intoxicated and offered no excuse.
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Sam Small
Rev Small
Smalls
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Rural Free Delivery Boxes Mandated by Postmaster General
The postmaster general orders rural free delivery boxes must meet specific size material and construction standards starting October 1. Boxes require galvanized sheet iron or steel with reinforced edges and durable hinges to protect mail from rain snow and dust. Manufacturers must submit samples for approval and boxes bearing Approved by the postmaster general may be stenciled accordingly. carriers may advise on compliance but cannot act as sales agents.
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United States
Iself
Sap
Postal Service
Ian Eadsi
Perseca
Department
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Tonic Promoted
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a gentle liver tonic that cleanses poison and putrid matter, relieving biliousness and torpid liver and preventing fevers, claiming customers will not experience harsh purges. The copy frames other medicines as ineffective and praises this product as a preferred remedy.
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J F Wright
Visitors to Roosevelt Highlight Democratic Regard at Oyster Bay
Democratic figures John J Hanrahan and F W Arnold visited President Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to invite him to the Chattanooga General Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Hanrahan praised Roosevelt as a Democrat and a strong leader, remarking that the president is “just as good a Democrat as anybody ever laid eyes on.” The piece notes mixed views on party lines and includes other local notices and anecdotes from the period.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
John J Hanrahan
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F W Arnold
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Luocheco
Hanrahan
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Taxation Debate on Personal Property and Mortgages
A reader argues that state revenue law fails to tax personal property fairly and that mortgages, stock loans, and real estate security distort assessments. He cites the need to deduct debts from property values and notes continued legislative delays. The letter condemns legal and tax practices as facilitating fraud and unequal burdens.
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Electric Bitters Promise Health from Parson’s Cure
A Parson touts electric Bitters as a universal remedy found by J Budlong that cured long standing stomach troubles and other ailments. The ad claims the medicine is sold by J E Wright for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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J E Wright
Recruitment Drive at Kewanee Seeks Young Men
A Kewanee draft listing notes physicals for 1 75 80 recruits and two younger men who failed medicals. Banty, a standout recruit at 6 feet, is highlighted as the largest male in the group. Officials plan further evaluations next Friday and March is upcoming.
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Raymen M
Kewanee
U. S. Army
Banty
Pocket Cold Care Krauses Cold Care Capsule
An old fashioned capsule remedy sold by J E Wright in a drugstore line. The product claims quick relief for cold symptoms in the head throat chest or any body part within seven hours and emphasizes not needing to stop work.
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J E Wright
The Good Citizen Promotes Everyday Duties of a Good Citizen
The President tells a New England audience that a good citizen must perform homely duties well. He emphasizes being a bread winner, caring for family, and being a trustworthy neighbor to meet the standard of citizenship.
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New England
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