Christmas Tree and Party for State School Pupils at Sparta
The Ss Christmas tree and party for dependent children and the poor will be held at the Jefferson Leaf Tom barce warehouse on Sunday, Dec 22, instead of Christmas Day. Fundraising and volunteers are aiding transport for about 200 children and 25 families, with entertainment planned and a social hour following the program.
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Mhartrade Jr
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Ti Bridge Om
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Ito Bell
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Poh
Rabmas
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Weer
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Wedaner
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Vine Ladies of
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Amea Satmpiley
Te Sehoppkee
Don Zanrie
Amd
Mire
Saha
Myre Verran Fisher
Funeral rites held for Chatfield pioneer Moran Sr
Peter Moran Sr. died at home aged 86 in Chatfield Minnesota. He was born in Heaven and came to this country in 1848. He is survived by 23 children, 1f training children and 48 great grandchildren.
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Chatfield
Minn
Peter Moran
Ile Home
Equipment Industry Has Big Year Says Babson Analysis
Roger W. Babson analysis shows 1923 conditions boosting rail equipment firms as railroads, aided by a $928 million program, report record car loads and improved efficiency. The outlook warns of possible demand slackening, calls for prudent maintenance, and notes stock trends diverging from general market movements.
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Mane
Steger W. Tahsen
Wellesley Willa
paMipment
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Ap & Goat
Les
Chynber
Ure
Stata Naot Ag
Conley
Gieneral Business
Babsonehwt
Myr. Babson
Variola
Weller
Clever program scores a big hit at Rivoli show
A lively Rivoli afternoon program featured four acts including vaudeville and aerial stunts. Performers Gentas and Martin Beste wowed the crowd with clever material while the Bed Sids drew laughs. Tickets priced at $99 will be honored for the December show.
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Nertin
Pulie
Ann
Sane
Attering
Cletus
Lepeare
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New York
Wasps Die in German Fire Incident
Fragmentary report describes a fire setting in Germany with dead and injured insects. Survivors are reported disoriented and authorities investigate cause and borders. The text is garbled but mentions a fire on a border area and potential rescue efforts.
Wasca Man sues over $52,000 injury claim
A suit for damages seeks $52,000 from Charles Larethold of Waser Minnesota, filed by Serer Johnson of Bik River alleging Johnson was injured when struck by Larethold's car. The complaint claims Larethold was driving at high reckless and unlawful speed.
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Waseca Mas
Albert Lea
Minn
Gene's Fiancee Moves On After Rumors
Fragmentary report notes Gene Ren and a rival named Ira as rumors swirl about engagement. The text mentions golf and ties to Hollywarel and Ry Ayitaaer, but details are unclear and several names appear garbled.
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Gene Ren
Piers
Twin Ports Set New Record in 1923 Shipping Season
The Twin Ports Duluth and Superior harbor established a new record with total cargo reaching 88,821 tons in the 1923 shipping season, according to a final report issued by the United States district agency.
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Duluth
Superior Harbor
He Maier Bi.ll Marks
Unite
Htates District Anginecy
Six prisoners escape from Morristown jail break
Six inmates escaped from Hamadentity jail in Morristown last Friday after sawing through bars and climbing down a blackout stairwell. Police estimated the breakout occurred around dawn with no injuries reported. Authorities urged residents to avoid the area until the jail is secure.
Old Money Greek resident Mrs L Omodt dead at 75
Mrs L Omodt 75 longtime Money Creek resident died after a stroke last week. She helped settle Money Creek and lived in Dorking for fifty years. The report notes her family, local ties, and community activities.
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Gees Campbell
Weredonia
Serioul Stork
Patersan
Garedonia
Jocal High School
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la Crosse
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la Tragse
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Owatonna Merchants Form Retailers Association
The Owatonna Minnesota merchants organization has been perfected with officers listed as president de P. Fitzgerald vice president John senoen secretary Vincent Leary and others. The newly formed group will oversee efforts to promote local trade and support spring events in the district.
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Owatonna Merchants . Fect
Owatonna
Minn. A. Permansm
Owatonna Retail Marris Association
de PF. Fitzgerald
John Senoen
Vincent Leary
Follows Husband Ares. Mie Hii Sean fabevey of sah Feeteisien
Fragmented OCR text describes a sequence about a person and events, with names like Nelany Weld and Helen, and mentions a fifth quarter and landgeship context. The readable content is unclear but suggests a narrative of marital followings, relations, and possibly titles or roles. The piece reads as a damaged historical note with several garbled names and terms.
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Mie
Sean Fabevey
Feeteisien
Jon
Sever
Derays
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Solan
November highway spending tops state records in North Dakota
The North Dakota state highway department reports that November saw over 400 000 spent on road construction, one of the largest monthly totals in the department's history. Secretary G H Henry notes the surge in project activity across the state.
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Pierre
N. D
State Highway Department
G. H. Henry
Bonster Canby
Minn
Board of Commissioners of
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Widow awarded $13,500 in Dakota county verdict
A widow and six children won a $15,500 verdict from a Dakota county district court jury against the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. The seven hour deliberation named Mrs Woith Coogan as plaintiff, widow of Edward Coogan, a brakeman killed by a freight train.
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Minn
Dakota County
Chicago
Newaukee & St. Paul
Woith Coogan
Edward Coogan
Clarkfield School Burns in Weare Public School Fire
A fire damaged the Clarkfield school building in Weare Minnesota. The blaze weakened the structure and caused extensive damage to the public school facilities starting in 1908. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Clarkfield School
Burns Weare
Minn
Sanoga
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