Personalities clash in New York advertising obituary notice
Fragmented obituary notice lists names and corporate entities amid a garbled account of commissions and stock interests. The text references Myron C. Payton, president of a new textile corporation, and mentions cotton fabrics, stock offerings, and various companies including The International Cotton Corporation and related entities. The result is a jumbled record of personal character claims and financial details from a newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howl New York
Titdi
Dankers and
Capitadtata Dine
Titernational Cotton Sb Corporation
Twa
New Cheesey
SLO AO
Myron C. Payton
Hew
Hays
AIDS
Fragmented OCR reads as scattered names and phrases
The readable text contains a jumble of terms and proper nouns including names, places, and fragments of phrases. It appears to be a damaged OCR excerpt with no clear narrative or single event to summarize.
Bridges Menaced by Wires In New York
A fire on the Brooklyn bridge exposed an electric wire and sparked fear for other major river crossings. Engineers warned electric fires can drive current through steel girders, risking structural damage until a safe solution is found. Fire was quickly extinguished. the severed girder to be replaced promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A_ seriows
Brooklyn
Brookyn Bridge
Whiteley
Croker
Dees
Dt Shombl
Dan Viton
PUI ORLATOMS CAPLET ne lays out Oklahoma political shifts
A chaotic transcription describes Oklahoma politics after a recent Supreme Court ruling. Governor Wickell and a slate of officials, including Cross and Taylor, face reorganization as labor and local affairs supervisors shift. Names and places are scattered amid fragmented dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Carevnle
Oklahoma
Mie Shire Supreme Court
Govebhor Hwickell
Okloom
Avi Cross
Seow
Stites
Charles ‘Taylor
Slate Bs
Mable
Taylor Losday
Davernor Tiedkell
Honiton Balbo
Oklshawa Cis
Auburn Farmers Hear On Boll Weevil And Farm Practices
The Auburn session features Dr Henry Butler outlining boll weevil control through brains and energy, early fruiting cotton, crop rotation, and careful harvesting by October 1. Other talks cover drainage tile DIY, dog law critique, primitive silos, and local updates on schools and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Ate Hutter
Southern Mary Magazine
Progressive Farmer
Starkaville
Miss
Simmer School
Butler
Furmer
Thoradiey
del Gray
eMubata
Spartanburg Lady Turns Gun on Herself in Morning Tragedy
In Spartanburg on July 28 Mrs Lillian Jennings, wife of Marion Jennings and a prominent lawyer's wife, shot herself twice with a six calbre pistol in her upstairs room at 8 10 am. She died from a head wound after the second shot. Her husband found her in a pool of blood as children slept downstairs. The motive remains unmentioned but the incident shocked the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectanburg
Mile Lillian Jennings
Marion
Jennings
Aifelto
Mer. Deanings
Dendings
Jennies
Ian
The Auto Right of Way Letter by Rhett Doyle
Rhett Doyle argues for balanced progress in industry and society while defending automobile rights. He cautions against monopolizing public roads by owners yet urges protection of diverse citizen interests and civil conduct among drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdlter Courier
Autonio
Ana
Rhett Doyle
Kind of Never Amiss Homer and the $19,000 Reward
An aged man’s generosity brings a reward story involving Homer Aten and Allen. Aten helped an elderly stranger locate his lost bag and name, inspiring hope of future payback. The tale references a possible $10,000 bequest and notes legal notification to Aten regarding the elder’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Allen
Alten
Aten
Lawvers
Tien
Walhalla
Wiidiffe
Weel Catan
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Honest Testimonials
A testimonial from Mrs. Joins G. Monpan of Minneapolis praises Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and strength. The letter, used to promote the product, claims relief from female distress and urges others to write for confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulan Tyas
Lydia B. Pinkham
J. Pinkham
G. Monpan
Gas Second St
North
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia BH. Pinkham
Lydian E. Pinkham
Serious affray between two farmers near Greenville
In Greenville Parmers Pigi et al a serious clash yesterday between AMhOY Roper and William Trotter left Roper with two ribs, a broken nose, a fractured skull, and other injuries. Roper was jailed after a magistrate refused him bail. Trotter's condition is improving. Both men are well known locally and reports vary on the events, with Roper said to have been in a wagon when attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troouville
Aly
Amhoy Roper
William ‘Protter
Trotter
Roperts
Roper
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Internacional Cotton Mills Corporation
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Maepeeten
Lee Mowat Verve Woodbine Carton
Quek
Ame Ray
Consitanel
Gotten Tek Corpany
Che Haston Yarn Company
Ae Thy Stare Collin Corporation
Ole Baer MiHbenk
Die Maes Gian Milte Feretborp
Vaydaie Pivestdeat
Avertura Canumete Par Cola Dakrooten
Die Veryshete Cotton Corgneation
Borla
Can
Crete
Tian
Brooklyn Bridge
Miss Sage Tits Phan
Mardin
Nobody
Abs
Hines
Sage
Howe
SNL
Ton
Deloe
Andy Wool
Westem
Anerley
Melby
Gorin
Preiehinen
Thalia
Hove
Long Creek
Longs Creek
Moore
Barnetta South
Mins
Pracines Moore
Aira
Sheilor
Mes
Havie Davie
Dowa
Lelin Pits
Kusios
CMS
Manteno
Walter
Lee
Savely
Turdiar
Liverpool
Spartanburg
Mave Fon
Voley
A.W. Bell
Shizeres Under & A
Columbia
Agricwlure
Comieree
Tniliistiles
Waukon Stiles
Col Watson
Col Wateon
Bevan
Wan Ak Hryin
Opa
Wis
Canaty
Aplion
al Parce
Amy
Nes
Hess
Aelion
Tut
Tutt
Greenville
Dail
Chamberlain
Crossett
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
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Mass
C. W. Prrenvronp, Walmalaas
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