11 Oct 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
1
A fragmentary extract discusses the worthy ideal of human life in a religious or reform context. It references a minister of Fiat University and names like Speke, Whitman, and others while mentioning centers of faith, health, and moral tradition. The text is garbled but suggests a debate over ethical standards and societal progress within a religious framework.
The readable portion shows a fragmented probate notice with names and dates, referencing a county in Oklahoma and a dated September AD. Henry Robison appears in the scrawled text, but key actions, parties, and executors are incomplete.
A readably fragmented obituary style note mentions a death and a figure named Gore Bal, with garbled surrounding letters suggesting a local archival record. The legible bits indicate a memorial snippet rather than a full obituary, preserving the core event of a death and a named person.
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