Unclear OCR: Scene of Travellis Man and Pleasant High
Fragmentary description shows a character called the Travellis Man with a green hat and a plan to watch the Pretty Gite pass. References to Merehills, Steel Op, and Pelees hint at rising actions, with mentions of higher and morning. Text is garbled and lacks coherent events.
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One Sunless Day in 45 Years Event Sparks Various Happenings
The article recalls Heera Dail shining on Yura and Ariava as crowds parade in the Min Suny. A photo showed a crowd at a picture show in Main. Three Kids and performers like Harry Carey and Chayanne Harvey appeared in a lively event. Folding chairs for fall were ordered, and a festival was expected to unfold tomorrow. Crouilrigh and Johnny Wort left with a wagon of provisions toward Moran and an intended tobaggane ride. An unnamed boy crew and Alli were involved in local celebrations while Mr Lock and Towt planned a fall event. The note mentions grain transport efforts and a trip to Jackson after a lengthy absence, then a ranch visit to Banirilay.
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Heera
Yura
Ariava
Ary T
Min Suny Hoy
Mit
Kidere
Harry Carey
Chayanne Harvey
Crouilrigh
Johnny Wort
Jacke
Moran
Alli
Karen
Lock
Advertising and Credit Shifting in Early Banking Publicity
The article discusses how banks view customer advertising cuts as a sign of reduced business activity. It notes that banks are major advertisers and use ad space as a measure of confidence, suggesting a downturn in the client’s overall activity if advertising decreases.
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Ameren
Hose Live
Sind Banka
Tie Vieca
Hamler Candy Ad Sparks Row Over Prices
Fragmentary OCR shows a quarrel over a local candy price quote. References to Bethy Sunday and Jubal Fen hint at a dispute about affording treats, with mentions of Bailey's Pure Home Made Candies and a slogan Try 1. The garbled passage lacks clear participants or concrete events.
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Lee
Gove
Jubal Fen
Anne
Bailey's
Oats for sale and candy ad from Lamont area
Oats for sale by G. A. Ferney of Lamont Idaho. Pure home made candy advertised with a line about Batley's candy kitchen. The text also contains scattered phrases about conversation and health inquiries, with several garbled names and notes.
Fragmentary notice about magazine orders and letters
A garbled OCR style fragment urges sending an order for magazines and newspapers to the Courier. The text mentions marriage, fraud, and saving expense, with scattered stray words and unclear names. It reads like an old classified request or odd solicitation page piece.
For Sale Stallion and Bull in Wyoming
For sale high grade Peretheon stallion for brown weight 1600 tons. Also one well bred red Polled bull, four years old. Will sell cheap. Contact Fleming Cheney, Jackson, Wyoming.
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Peretheon
Fleming Cheney
Jackson
Wyo
Blacksmith Shop Leased Delaney Blacksmith Service Opens
Local notices report the Delaney Blacksmith Shop leased to a new operator offering a range of repair and spring upkeep work. Residents are urged to bring items for repair promptly ahead of seasonal demands.
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Hve
Delaney Black
De La Val Superior and No 12s for sale in Albany
Crandall Victor announces price cuts on De La Val Superior No 16 at market value 140 now 115 and two No 12s at 60 each now 97. Delivery available in Albany VE. Discounts offered in a local sales notice from Crandall.
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de la Val
Albnew
Crandall
Victor
Dal
Barber Shop Hours Change Notices
Barber shop hours hereafter will be open only from noon to the afternoon on Saturdays and Sundays, with ladies’ work on Sunday at noon only. The notice outlines new service times and indicates a limited weekend schedule effective immediately.
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Luntii
Roa Buller
New Brand Book Update From Jackson Hole Association
Notices urge members to obtain additional brand pages added since the first print of the brand books. Members should submit corrections and ensure brands are up to date. Signatory P O Hansen of Provident Jackson's Hole Horse and Cattle Association.
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Briouin
P.O. Hansen
Provident Jackson's Hole Horse and Cattle Association
Librarians Fight Unrest Through American Ideals Teachings
Social problems demand solutions via education in American ideals. The American Library Association urges expanded programs to publish and translate literature for foreign born readers, aiming to build a foundation of American reading and civic life. Two million dollars will fund librarian led efforts to extend county systems, industrial libraries, and services for Merchant Marine, Coast Guard, Lighthouse Service, and hospitals.
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Umrest
United States
4 Sound Foundation
Lbrarians
Library Trustees
Friends of Libraries
American Library Association
United States Merchant Marine
Coast Guard
More Books for Slind Library Movement Faces Funding
American Library Association backs a campaign to improve access to good literature for readers in need. The program aims to raise about £2,000,000 through donations and library trustees aid rather than campaigning, to expand uniforms and peace education across the literacy project.
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American Library
Mae Fed Sitten
Beoke
Neler
Amertoin Tibriry
Aancolstrantes
Booker
He Noriang
Fortune Awake Inventor Solves Weaving Mystery
A cryptic note describes an inventor called Untenrable Maen pursuing a breakthrough. He tests methods to weave undestructs and hints at a forthcoming solution that promises to reveal the unknown to the inventor who deciphers the clue awaiting discovery.
Story of the Mirror through early pocket adornments
The piece traces how from the heath and into the fifteenth century small mirrors, carried in pockets or cases aboard ships, were valued as precious personal tools. It notes the pocket mirror as a gleaming metal plaque set in a shadow box and covered with a lid for concealment and display.
Narrow Escape Noted in London Tit-Bita
In a London Tit-Bita excerpt a pompous man brags of shaping his fortune while a matter of fact observer notes a lucky escape due to the building inspector not arriving at the crucial moment. The dialogue highlights vanity and prudence in a single vivid exchange.
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London Tit-Bita
Notice to Appropriators of Water in Water Division No 4
The State Engineer reports that proof of water claims by Richard Turpin and M I McCuaig is set for the next Board of Control meeting on April 14 1920. Properties include Turpin's Miners Creek 40 acres diverted via Turpin ditches, Turpin Topont Creek. Public notice and access for inspection at Avonton Wyoming on April 4 1920.
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Water Division No. 4
Board of Control
Ofice
Avenston
Wyoming
Fragmentary Historic News Teases Unknown Names
A garbled OCR item shows fragmented text with unclear names and events, offering a glimpse of a local or personal notice. The readable portion hints at a third party or minor action but lacks coherent details or context.
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Labo Kalb
Fie
Banirilay
Advertising and Credit
Hamler
Hades
G. A. Ferney, Lamont, Idano
Batley
Tanya
Jameron Gen
Chaproan
Orpheus Nutt
Spokane
Logine
Conor
Santhers
Werner
Plerersset
Spsotboet
Chesterfield
Coxe Cigarettes
Ione Clancy Kids
Percy L. Crosby
Hida
Cearly
Eeoin
Agency
G. A. Forney
Lamot
Idaho
Blacksmith
Fred Deyo
Voor
Opii
James DR. Hougan
Harness Man
Driggs, Idaho
Vietrolas
Edison
Deiggs, Idaho
John
Richard Turpin
M. 1. McCuaig
Turpin
Reynolds & Reynolds
Attorneys AT Law
Kemmerer, Wyoming
J. A. Christmas
Kemmerer
Robert R. Rose
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
H. C. McKinstry
Mokenee
Seboee
Sabai Ludo
F. Meole
Baxter NG Seamiary
Harry Wagner
R. A. Fuller
Justice OF the Peace
George R. Blain
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Jackson Taxidermist
Jackson, Wyu
M. C. Campbell
Cluy House