The Bad Homesteed House Tale and Inhabiting Families
Fragmentary report describes a house once known as the Bad Homesteed and its occupants. It recounts Mr and Mrs John and a stream of visitors and tenants, including the Relies and AL’s family, then the Stiloee, Thomas, and Jamy Reankle, with Garry Farrington and his kin later occupying the manor along with Ion Inrdel’s parentage and the births within the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Benwsen
John
David Reliess
Thomas
Jamey
Bertag
Garry Farrington
Hia
Ube
Farrington
Ion Inrdel
Grippe Hits City as Winter Flu Returns
Fragmentary OCR notes a flu outbreak in the city with mention of fever and weakness. The text references an individual named Clemente Tamie and a person noting illness and pain, but details are unclear. The piece appears to be a local column or brief illness notice from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
Fragmentary 19th Century Dress Department Notes and Prices
A garbled OCR fragment describes a dress department listing items and prices, referencing hosiery ribbed fabrics and department display terms. It lists figures like 264,304 and refers to sales data, gate measures, and dates, with scattered names and shop terms.
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Tanee
Nepal
Pele
Maoy
Owen Wen
Nee To
Jase
Sven
LA Grippe
Clements
Lem Manning
Mrkowrer
Pepe
Clemente
Hes Os
Snk Ae
Barry Davies
Monster Fair
Australia
Weld
Loring
Landes Breach
Stsa
Harry Davies and Co
Wankmoume
Bout Emporium
Tallouing
Stawel
Jones & McCann’s
Union ‘Store
Firebrace Street
Aston Stone
Jas, Petrie and Co
Manchester
Hilary Pink
Nes
Iaid
Clothing and Mercery
Ieee
Bess
Rage
Marauang Rams
James Petrie and Co
Union Store
J. Crump
Horsham
Sda Daily
Firebrace
Horaham Lepaire Dons
Matera
J. McAuley
Tron and Brass Founders
Pony & Patent
Bousham
Natinuk
Woradiuba
Dormans
Smith’s
Wheelwright
Ork
Aks
A. Hocking
Lacksmith
E, Delany
Hradaban Ros
TPS Ynstines Harvester
Joan
Hovsen
Hugh V. McKay
Ballarat
F. Hagelthorn & Co
Horsbant
Aeolmt
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