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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented notice mentions Miss Erichson and Miss Sommerfeld in a short betting or event context. The readable items suggest a page snippet with names and a wager or watch detail, but details are unclear and no full actions or dates emerge.
A wreck on a Beach bound train caused fires and car damage as rails spread. Three Beach passengers were aboard and escaped serious harm, including Mrs Julia Bauman en route to Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Hebe and Howard Stokes from Greenwood Wis. No deaths reported though several were injured.
A partial OCR reading shows a muddled text fragment mentioning a Wednesday meeting, some names, places, and a monetary figure. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a meeting or event with involved persons and a cash amount. No full facts available.
Ernest Protn and Miss Jess Kaliogy Ara Capid led a cheerful gathering of area youths at 1280. The event drew attendees from the north and south with a lively evening, and plans were announced for a new social hall in Yatee where a carload arrived and noted a good turnout.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Paes, several professors, and a family visit to Barefield and a beach. The legible items mention Sunday, rivers, and possible commentary on a trip or seaside excursion with names and places partially garbled.
In a brief village notice Mr and Mrs Fred Geray welcomed a son last Tuesday. A reporting line notes a family joy while another item mentions Hubert Bates and a meeting about the 28th shopping outing in Beach Saturday. An injury report states a team leading incident left a person badly hurt after a horse jerk.
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