Miss Gringinge Farm for Sale Description Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note advertises a farm for sale. Mentions a 120 acre property with general agricultural references and a misspelled location. Details are unclear and names or dates are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1916
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note advertises a farm for sale. Mentions a 120 acre property with general agricultural references and a misspelled location. Details are unclear and names or dates are unreadable.
Market report shows AUSYD unchanged with steady prices and routines. The note mentions Chicago and other domestic markets holding steady with minor overnight shifts and holiday considerations.
Jn Rirchoff starts a short visit with a family in Green Mountain Falls Colorado. Hattie Childs arrived in Montana to visit Mr and Mrs J A Darnoldd. Margaret Chapman of Chicago is visiting Miss Mariyn West and Bliss Allee. Dak Gurn plans a Sunday night return from a month in West Minnesota.
Fragmentary item mentions Dr Orchyp and eye ear nose throat, then reference to Dick Elde and a large order. The text is garbled with numbers about seals and blinds and Seattle Ry, rendering details unreadable.
A record of a large Saturday afternoon gathering at the W. mcharé home with extended family and neighbors. Names listed include L. Hoover, W. Hornberger, Clara Schwara, Anna Jehle, Philip Vogler, Oscar Aton, and others. Attendees shared a meal and social games before departing in the evening.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions names and places such as Barker school louse and California road, with a likely reward reference and a return trip to Rid go. Information is incomplete and cannot confirm details or context.
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