Inpbalition Service For Reverend Seybold Held Sunday
The Induct ion of Rev Seybold as pastor of the Evangelical church will take place at their church Sunday morning. Rev Fisher of Manena will conduct the ceremony. Jaws presdant WE the Jovan district.
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Seybold
Randolph couple wed in Sidney ceremony
Merle Fersel 24 and Mable La Tou 38, both Randolph residents, were married Wednesday afternoon at the home of Lon Fenner and Sidney by E. Harrison, officiating.
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Mable la Tou
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Meniel
Iis Wie
Lon Fenn
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Elers E. dl. Harrison
Scraps of News from Greenlee and Towns End
Greenlee reports scare fever figures from Kansas City with 77 cases and 23 deaths. Chase the horseman checked Baldwin on the track while visiting old Baldwin. Mesdames Cowles and Miss Cheries Turpin travel via Webster City to Shenandoah and Webster City across routes. Thanksgiving activity at the Shetley home features lively games and social hours with 4018 Lively Hall.
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Kansas
Alb Chase
Old Baldwin
Chase
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Jasker Hall
Fall Poultry Care Advice From New Hampshire Station
Practical fall feeding guidance for laying hens from the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station. It covers dry and wet mash formulations, advised grain mixes, exercise needs, morning yarding, coop sanitation, and seasonal care to maintain health and steady egg production through autumn and winter.
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New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station
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Vineas
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Storage Of Celery In Warmer Climates And Seasonal Methods
The article outlines celery storage methods including crates with sawdust or storing in terraces or barns and using storage houses on farmland. It notes timing in October to prepare for winter weather, with structures erected before frost and measures like ventilation and shade to protect crops. It mentions protecting plants from cold and rain and discusses seasonal protection and equipment.
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Marge Wrowers Park
Saint Mirret
Mhiwinter
Ecen
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Ston
Peer Fleudd
Unclear text about farm and garden materials and housing
Fragmentary report mentions Beau titzing, Koh eteny, Keith Hern, and construction material topics. It references moving, airrosterit, and building features but readable details are sparse. The piece discusses lease, permits, and alleged market actions with scattered names and places, but the readable facts are minimal.
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Willy
Rym Iit
Edientes
Tabla Qs Steel Reil
Tavon AK
Bed banded Badngcho amid farming woes in Territory
Fragmentary OCR reports farming distress in a government township and a discussion of regional conditions. Mentions Peoria area, a southeast corner, and notes a general sense of hardship and changing land use amid uncertain governance.
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Tlassell
Colaminai
Gera
Peoria
Tuere
Fragmented OCR Narrative on Weather and Lawmaking Flubs Timeline
A garbled OCR styled fragment mixes weather musings with mentions of Legislation and local cases. It references Lefors and cities, unclear dates, and stray phrases about courts, inmates, and safety. The text is inconsistent and lacks coherent events or outcomes to report.
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes on Farm Labor and Hog Rations
Fragmented OCR text discusses rural labor, domestic work costs, and farm economies. It mentions Senator McCumber, New York, and public concerns about mechanization, food production, and meat processing. Observations touch on family dynamics, wage incentives, and agricultural tasks amid shifting rural life.
Fragmented OCR musings on adult themes and shifting text
The passage reads as a garbled nonsensical OCR with scattered phrases about titles, retirements, estate matters, and vague references to figures and events. It lacks coherent narrative, many misspellings, and no clear news event to summarize.
Leghorns Lead in Simulated Egg Race Standings
In a distorted OCR summary from an 19th or early 20th century field note, Leghorns lead with a score around 680, followed by Wyndottes at 463. The text references farm names, varieties, and predictions in a confused broadcast of poultry breed standings and egg counts.
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Lagtntine
Wyndottes
Essa
Lagtoris
Leghorn
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