Puzzle column fragment with scattered clues and names
A damaged OCR puzzle page fragment includes a diamond puzzle with word clues and a list of names. It mentions contributors from Gratiitg and Hot Springs Arkansas and teases prize details for the next issue while noting readers’ submissions and solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americal
Oxie
Queey Ouss
Sara
Johnnie
Gratiitg
Alias Tique
Hot Springs
Ark
Enawerte No
Wedding of Wallace Munahan and Miss Barat in Crow Meadow
The ceremony honored Wallace Munahan of Whitefield and Miss Barat of Crow Meadow with a family reception at Munahan home. Guests praised the couple and gifts included dining chairs and tableware from relatives, reflecting the community’s warm support for their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt Mierney
Whitefield
Crow Meadow
Terranon Monahann
de Idan
Aig
Pe Eineytes Providenge
Bieta
Desireus
Yather
Putnam County
Mar- Ne
Wellkob
Harney
Oeptra
Mar
Wiha
Serena
Tata
Wilver
Walter
Jousaas
Doran Ellrec
Spodas
Various Silverware and Household Goods Listing Ad
A fragmented ad page lists items including silver spoons castors lamps and china ware with names such as Miry A Scully Johanna Wallace and Mrs Geo etc. Mentions glassware crystal butter dish linen and dinnerware. Also contains a large testimonial promoting Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments with trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom Hartley
Henry
Senay
Legion
Biche Monaken
Miry A Scully
Michiel O'Marrow
Wil Ryan
Patoain
James Wallace
Johanna Wallace
Gad Srons
Monahan
John
James Barry
Nell
Ratel
Edward Wallasey
Orks
M Barry
Shina Ware, 94 » Kite Baines, Bed Quilt. Tues Trnes
Bloomington
Chromos
Ohn
O'Marrow
Nickle
Ark Agate Pibam
Will
Todd
Dr. King
Ayl
Henry Titus disappearance unsettles Henry town
Henry Titus grain buyer and school treasurer vanished after taking his wagon and buggy from a local lumber yard. Investigations begin as rumors of short accounts spread. Ed Marin of Frank Martin & Co. grocers dies of diphtheria and lung fever. Joseph Thompson in poor health. Community notes mention Odd Fellows installation and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Republican
Henry Titus
Marin
Frank Martin & Co. Grocers
Co.h.i. N. G
Joseph Thompson
BiHdllers
Kansas
Aslneas
Hanns
Odd Fellows
Henry Gillette
Chicago
Aistern Hare
E. Ganean
Schidol
Mollie Smith
la Prairie
Tay
R. B. Seaman
Dix
Tov
Henry
Bathol
Emma Waisman to Return to Hedding College in January
Elucent Emma Waisman of Hedding College Abingdon spends holidays at Whitefield Center. She plans to return January 8. A Christmas visit brings music, sociability, and gifts. Many guests and friends from Keota Iowa to Milburn attend. The community notes a funeral, a decline in Mrs Stipp, and school vacation then resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Emma D. Waisman
Hedding College
Abingdon
Spallman
Taddella Diehl
James
Veni
Vina Aukland
Lizele
Olive
Emme Ramse Fen Alter
Ately
Anit Eaare Uffman
Nathan and
Unger
Edn
Allee Amfoclellan
Daniel Ackburn
Jasper Brown
Lulu Evans
Clarence Watt
Ella Smith
William Hill
Emery Fibbs
Friends
Whitefield Center
Annd
Jacob Anderson
Keota
Iowa
Frank Edwarda
Edwards
Abouia
Kerr
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Jacksonville
Ars Geo H Freeman
Silvar Creek
J H Condit
W. J. Minium
John Wherry
New York
Illnois
Carl
Stipp
Bloomington
To the Editor Henry Republican on temperance laws
A reader questions the city and state government stance on temperance enforcement in Henry. The writer asks if issuing licenses to sell spirits truly serves public welfare and suggests the approach may divert attention from the important issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Fownstain
Henry Republican
Henry
Address to city authorities on public safety and reform
A writer appeals to the city attorney and local officials to tackle crime and saloon influence. He argues for humane, firm action to protect the innocent, urging the use of remedies to curb desperadoes and the dangers of the maddening draught. He signs as Wo, Fourarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favera
Reading at Seven and a Half Miles Distance from the Candle
On July 12 the Maxim electric light was tested atop the Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga Springs New York using a parabolic reflector. The beam, aimed at Ballston Spa seven and a half miles away, instantly lit the area and enabled reading print and clocks. The observation noted the remarkable depth and accuracy of focus and credited Mr Hl S Maxim for the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim
Grand Union
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Ballston Spa
New York
Ballston
Hl. S. Maxim
Scientific American
Cat rings the bell at Cambridge house in an odd tale
A correspondent recalls a clever cat at Emmanuel College Cambridge who, wet and confined indoors, learned to pull the bell wire via a trellis to gain entrance. The sequence began when the bell triggered the door, and the feline repeated the act to be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Emmanuel College
Chance
Lydia
Zarmerzetsheer
Puss
Neain
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Boston
Mainerhaer
Cours Agure
Peoria
Ill
Enateloe
Hart Aieae
Olmen
Mariand
E. P.roe
Julia 2. Smith
Hongo, Hater & Houghton, Gene Allinois
Ahingles
Planeta Ponti
Olsiuperior Quay
Ian
Surge ‘& Powell, Oos Aparess
Soo Yaa A
aVibe Dirick Bupp
RK Edwards Street
Ckinot, Manufast
Auufastis
Fdi Keen
Ei Roar Vedh
Horkebrhoeing
Ererieg
Pazzle ‘Cohan
Lidaga
Jormeie
Alvid Boyer
Brad Rot
Pigela
Cape
Greenland
New’ ‘York
Seratwen
Farjalb
Ahoo
Dorr
Irene
ANSWE
Doxlée
Corkecrew
Neaf
Fateh
Matoh
Baton
Hateh
Patuh
Illinois
Douro
Arry L
Beallé
Bella
Wallace Munahan
Neighborhood News
Mparland
Wales
Children’s Department
Ofrn Klena
Henny
Gordigily Jyvited
Ilegant
Itings P
Tm. F. McCoy
Henry, Ill
Santa Claus
Burt
Variety Store
John' ‘Linden
Cleveland, Ohio
Warltalely
Aimon Cai
J. W. Bate
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