Bandits Rob Rock Island Train Near Memphis
Six masked men held up the Rock Island Arkansas Oklahoma Express between Memphis and North Little Rock. They blew the mail car safe with nitroglycerin charges, took only registered mail, and fled toward the Mississippi river as a locomotive approached. Authorities pursued at dawn. robbers believed to have escaped with valuables minimal.
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Memphis
Foun
Rock
Thuttburt
Murtburt
Mississippi River
Lartburt
Cogue
Fred
Aaller Any
Posses
Chieage
C. Melcher
Reel Island Road
Wanted permanent winter work for men in New York
A damaged notice offers permanent winter employment for men in New York. It mentions the Cheentation Department and Masaki, with a promotional line for the ECHL Mond Bag Company in Richmond, Virginia. The fragmentary text also references a need for social and burlap materials and urges writing for prices.
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Succes
Masaki
York
Soconil Hind Biga
Echl Mond Bag Company
Richmond
Virginia
World Temperance Question Club Lesson Focus
The International Press Bible Question Club, founded to promote Scriptural study via press questions, previews a November 12 1911 lesson on Daniel 5 Belshazzar’s feast and divine judgment. It lists study questions on drunkenness, vessels from the temple, moral decline, and lessons for believers today.
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TID
International Press Bible Question Club
Temperance Jesson
Belshazza
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Health Claims
Fragmented ad style passage describes kidney pain relief claims for Doan's Kidney Pills sold by Henter Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Mentions suffering with back pain heart palpitations and morning weakness. Includes postal charity remarks and mock names.
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Jatek Ford
Nils
Doak
Down's
Walthall
Rose
Kolling
S.C
Paina Ug Jy
Dean's Kiddies
Dr. Holla
All Denters
Henter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sonia
Apostolic Note From Fuena Delivers Hensolin Brand Offer
A garbled missive describes a medical brand promotion from Richards Medicine Co and Norman Company in the context of a personal letter. It mentions a doctor and a Villein breeze of items including shoes and a box of 300 units, with unclear claims of guarantees. The caller is Aunt Tereing writing about world events and a stern recommendation.
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Hensolin
Leon
Leon Bro. Hrmily Popeaard
Ga MiMi
Richards Medicine CO
Shoei
Posi
Norman Company
Wathalia
Joleen
Cotton Anthracnose Studies at South Carolina Experiment Station
The South Carolina Experiment Station reports field tests on cotton anthracnose during the past year. Bolls collected and dug from various depths were examined for disease spread and decomposition timing. Results indicate rings of infection persist into mid March, with diseased bolls harboring bacteria and worms. plowing and fall mulching influence disease distribution and residue conditions. Researchers note the need for effective farm practices to combat anthracnose in late season cotton fields.
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Iraq
South Carolina
Staten
Umit
Goth
Alaska
W. Barre
Botaulst
Ulre Mariners' Union Urges Fertilizer Savings Statewide
Meeting of Ulre Mariners' Union Association of County Business Agents represented all parts of the state. Secretary Reld states the group recommends Farmers' Union members and farmers avoid fertilizers unless prices drop significantly, favoring reduced use for next season. Emphasis on shifting toward large year crops and small kimis and other provisions. Next meeting set for Columbia January 1912.
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Ulre Mariners’ Union Association of
Reld
Farmers’ Union
Associated
Columbia
Odark to Annex Canada in Nebraska Speech
Cham Clark speaker of the National House declares nine tenths of Americans favor annexation of Canada. He planned twenty one addresses in as many Nebraska towns to promote Datel Vv. Wayens as Democratic candidate. Remarks about annexation drew strong reactions and debate.
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Fremont
Nebraska
Canada
Cham Clark
National
House of Representatives
Canady
Fragmented note hints at civic duties and moral life
The text references youth, hard work, honesty, and public duties while admonishing wrongdoing. It mentions governance, welfare, and social conduct with wary language about progress and regulation, though the OCR is garbled and the exact events are unclear.
Government Employee Dies in Washington
An elderly tobacco division chief of the Internal Revenue Service, with about thirty years of service, died today in Washington. He is described as a veteran government employee who supported the Confederacy in his youth.
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Hola
Tmy Joe
Goorein
Tobacco
Internal Revenue Tie
Rean
Oearly
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