26 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary note from ALL SOLU CST) PRURIGITIOR N THE DAYS GONE BY appears to reflect on past days. The readable text suggests a retrospective probe into bygone events or memories, using fragmentary phrasing common to OCR scans of old newspaper items.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions sale archives and vendors in Porriarat with partial street or project hints. No clear names, dates, or locations fully readable.
Readable fragments describe an event involving Arti and EPR Moria Gh at a station. The brief notes mention preparation efforts and a local activity linked to a station, with no clear outcome or date.
Fragmented OCR text mentions multiple phrases about recovery, Cetamis al elu vse, and a few numbers like S150,000. It lists mention of apartments and bids but provides no clear events or names. The readable items include a PedeTyN cat Metta st Pete asp Yor and references to values 730.29.
Local brief notes a health event with unclear names appear posted. The fragment hints at a public notice involving a trust or event and lists names in sparse form.
A fragment notes Poo breeders named Pte sea cera Woodie with an estimate described as a gob in SUCH and a one cent figure. The sparse text offers few readable details about the subject or context.
A two year old child named Stepp was struck down near Speune and Mice Streets yesterday between a train and a crowd. The driver Henry Shannen was questioned. the child suffered facial and body injuries and died despite precautions.
The article reports a Black Hand group involved in stealing and damaging mobile units. Police have recovered several vehicles after swift arrests and a wave of stolen cars in recent weeks. Witnesses recount threats and notes from the gang, with motorists warned to stay cautious amid ongoing investigations.
An OCR damaged society column lists names and social events including visits, dinners, and marriages across multiple households. It records guest lists, movements on Spring Street and East Chestnut Street, and mentions families such as Baker, Dattots, Cowlie, Comper, and Perou with scattered remarks about relocations and social engagements.
A garbled entry discusses robins and weather with vague references. It mentions fines and penalties tied to robin sightings and civic duties, hinting at public interest in birds and climate effects, though specifics are unclear.
Court notes allege Webbe seeks divorce filing alimony from Doris Weber and S50 attorneys fees. Cases list Redwared Gothrell Charles Wallams Joh do Caged and others with dates and township references. A Washington Pownship matter and a Thalian Voller suit against Southern Traction Co. are noted along with various property disputes and judge appearances.
Milton Po Noe of Nabb Station died Thursday evening while sitting at the supper table. He was 67 years old. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters.
The funeral of Charles Nealy will take place Sunday afternoon from Morton Memorial Church at 2249 Welock, with Rev Petty officiating. The interment will be at Walnut Ridge Cemetery.
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions random terms and names without clear context or complete sentences. The readable parts suggest a note or memo with scattered references possibly including personal or place names, but no coherent event or topic emerges for a full summary.
Event details are unclear due to fragmented text. Readable parts reference Canis Bap and Pabst with dates and a contact instruction. The notice appears to be a brief public or classified item needing a telephone call for further information.
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