Fragmented Local Gazette Skim Notes and Court Session
Fragmentary OCR from a late 19th or early 20th century local page covers political talk in Chicago, social notes from Ohio county, a court sentence for seduction, and assorted town news. It mentions a judge’s admonition, a proposed Memorial Day, public health projects, and local residents visiting kin and attending social events. The tone mirrors a small-town newspaper with scattered named individuals and places like Nashville, Ohio county, and Central Grove.
Spitting Dangers Warn Public Health Bulletin
A North Carolina Board of Health warning details how most consumption stems from spitting and coughing. It explains how tiny airborne drops from sneezes and coughs spread germs, linger in rooms, and contaminate surfaces. The note urges caution to avoid health risks posed by invisible saliva particles.
Battle Flag is Returned
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a battle flag return involving Mickman Ky Juno HGy A Tyler and forces under Gen Chalmers. The text references a forrest action and a capture or release with unclear dates and locations.
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Mickman
Juno Hgy
A. Tyler
Thin City
Commanderig
Senere
Thie Forrest
Aphione
Gen
Chalmers
Nine hundred pension applications filed for Confederate veterans
The pension office reports nine hundred applications for Confederate veteran pensions. The State Board, led by Pension Commissioner Sane, oversees distribution and eligibility. First payments are planned for June 6 as the board estimates entitlements and processes claims daily.
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Sane
Aneum
Colonel's Double on the Job At Chicago
The report recounts a chaotic scene in Chicago as a colonel’s doppelganger appears in a hotel and stirs confusion among patrons. It mentions Roosevelt, a press photographer, and a mocked identity note aiming to provoke a reaction from crowds and security.
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Chicago
Watch the Farmer Vote in Pike County Proxffs
Farmers of Pike County prepare to shape local political fate amid distrust of surpluses and speculation. Voters weigh Democratic and Pro-Business stances as sentiments shift and concerns over Canadian reciprocity and farm subsidies rise in this tense election preview.
Drowned in Green River Near Bath Canalivas
The nineteen year old Conmral Cy Barnard, son of Jobo Barnard, reportedly drowned in Green River near Bath Canalivas while two brothers and Durham cousins were present. The body has not been located and authorities search the river.
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Conmral Cy
Kraet Fieornard
Jobo Barnard
Green River
Bath
Beaver Dam Round-Up of Week’s News
A lively Beaver Dam week in review highlights weddings and social visits. Mir Harley Quatre and Milne Jommlesiya van wed Saturday at the Methodist parsonage, with a small gathering and future trip planned. Many local names, trips, and arrivals are noted, including Mrs Quinn’s family, visits from Owensboro and Morgantown, and various gatherings at homes and hotels.
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Beaver Dam
Mir
Harley Quatre
Milne Jommlesiya van
Ctev
A. Mod
Quinn
Mire
Star Wantown
Nina Maddo
Altoon
Mary Willams
Labs
Me ‘Thampeon Wittig
South Teaver Bam
Miasoe Alta Likens
J2ffie
Bloxie Alford
Hunttoed
Mis
Tate
Bowling Green
Minnes Hose
Roptila
Wein Atha
Gina Willame
Alma Putin
Stanford
Dine Honkey
Eohote
Ruth Huntley
Anna Barns
Toomey
Hartford Tennis Club Forms After Meeting
Hartford tennis players organized a club with officers BloDuwel Hog as president Milton Burnett Seertuy J.C. Ter treasurer. The group split into four committees with members Fogle Pond Moore Hedbrodg Barnett Per wt Ay Barneu. Play begins immediately with one or two more players expected to join.
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Hartford
Fogle
BloDuwel Hog
Milton Burnett Seertuy
J.C. Ter
Piceline
Bid for Building Contract in Obio County KY
Notice from Obio County Kentucky calling for bids on a schoolhouse project in Grade 22 district division. Bids due June 9 1918 between 1 and 2 pm local time sealed and opened by Patterson Chatman Education and...
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Gulpiur Pring
Obio County
World & Wehoolhouse
Caume | Dhan
Hytest
Schonthaure
Olb Patterson
Chatman
Nui Oblo County
Meat Prices May Drop Amid Market Pressure
The article discusses possible declines in meat prices due to high costs and retailer profits. It notes storage limits and the impact of demand shifts on packers and plants, with uncertainty about how long meat can be kept and how prices might adjust.
SoU at prevent priece they mill fine fone At thie evanion of the year
The text appears garbled but discusses a plan to reduce meat consumption by an event or experiment. It suggests that convincing people they can skip meat, even in cool weather, could lower demand and pricing. If demand falls, prices would adjust downward accordingly.
Vast Throng Gathers For Chicago Convention
Chicago crowds fill downtown hotels as visitors descend on the city for the convention. Hotels are crowded and traffic spillover causes lodging shortages with many delegates staying in outlying areas. The scene depicts a busy, bustling urban welcome with state delegates and attendees streaming into the event.
Residents Visit Mr Challanymele and Erin te Padueaty
A garbled report describes several visitors including Mrs Tonnie Tweekdelt and Mine Nelle Calluron visiting Sire Wert and others in Carrollton area. Mentions Mr Burl Barnard and P Sandertur traveling, and a discussion about a company general manager and a source of misarrange ment. The text is fragmentary and uncertain.
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CL. Challanymele
Erin
Tyre
Tonnie
Alen Ward
Wert Paren
Muni
Heh
Ilenland
Genuine Mocha Coffee Age Verification Report
An obscure report notes claims that Genuine Mocha coffee must be 200 years old. The source references experts in the United States testifying to authenticity standards amid debate on aging and trademark validity.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria in Owensboro
Fragmentary notice reports damage from a wind event in Owensboro Kentucky. Trees were blown down damaging telephone lines and causing service outages while a fire followed an incident near Panther. No further details or clear attribution are given in the readable text.
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Owensboro
Panther Wa
Sheriff Calls for Taxes in Obie County
Pay Your Taxes. Taxes for year WIZ are now dune and we are ready to receive some. T. H. Black, Sheriff Obie County.
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T. H. Black
Obie County
Rickets and Community Gatherings Reported in June
The item details a June gathering with Reverend Crowe preaching at a local church and multiple residents listed. It notes recent rainfall pleasing farmers, visits among townspeople, fishing trips, and small travel for trade and supplies, reflecting a close-knit community record.
Lawsuit for 32.00 filed in Kentucky district
Sues for 32.00. Names Sterling Kentucky June Wore He Ketly Mind well against Chespuske and Cite for damages in a case connected to a death and a truck over at Ashland with witnesses including Mechem George Robineen of Lexington and other parties.
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Mr Sterling
Mechem
George Robineen
Lexington
Kelly
Ashland
Company H. Crilis Armory enlistment notice
Members of Company Mane dlment Jed report for av at the new armory Saturday June 2 at 7 p.m. Attendees may join either of two drills. Veterans with three months or more service may enlist after passing the examination. James M. DeWeese commanding Company.
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H. Crilis
Mane
New Armory
Oopam
Alee P.m
Partisa
James M. Deweese
Family visits and arrivals in Brown Saturday to Monday
Nocreek June Mines Ora and Lyle Westiy with Rev. Int Wesley attended his Brown appointment then returned. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Twaddell are the proud parents of a baby born June. Sallie Moorman hosted Mrs. Janos Wand. few days later Mr. and Mrs. S. Chamberlain spent time with relatives. Owens boro and Luther Chamberlain traveled to Lean county. Lloyd Woernlea of Louisville and others returned home.
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Nocreek
Mines Ora
Lyle Westiy
Int Wesley
Brown
F. D. Twaddell
Aira
Sallie Moorman
Moorman
Janos Wand
Chamberlain
Owens Boro
Luthher Chamberlamin
Lean County
Menara Lloyd Woernlea
Louteville
Amurer Crane
Buller
Pave
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Ohio County
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Nashville
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Myrtle Parks
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Robert Nowe
Pyrite Park
North Carolina Hits Board of Health
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Chikenge
Koyo
Col Roosevelt
Macligun-cende
Patloe
Keyex
Mensalf
Louisiana
Jesus
Fletcher
Hopkins County
Madisonville
Henderson County
Henderson
C. C. Givens
J. A. Franceway
Tate Crowels
Bostelton
Raerly
Déleymwes
Atre Corner
Enrt Towing
Moet
Arone Daring Geetral
Thongeen Taylor Spier Company
Miabrannge Enffer
Alleed
Vaftoe
Abyeltia
War Toed
United
Castoria
Hiv
Crowe
Bird
Lannie Thorman
Aryl
Methroe Lee
Toler
Viettal
Kua Steterrter Souatibeaver Doan Cathead
Murlaline Bernard, Si Day
Dine Lowe
Wikker
Rev. Crowe
Shaltyy Rock
WU Huldwdn
Near
Shalby
Meserh
Len Leenen
Phat Mirfard, Jr
Westerfield
Jim Teach
A. St. Clair
Leedutfield
Lon Black
Mantferd
Xam Hoover
Ile Uncle
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White Oxfords
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