Local residents visit across towns noted in community notices
Frequent names of visitors and residents appear in the fragmentary notices with mentions of May portions, Topeka trips, Lawrence Sundays, and Kansas City visits. The brief items reference Mr and Mrs, students, and local personalities traveling to and from towns such as Topeka, Lawrence, Wichita, and Kansas City during weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theihi Weenigas
Tient May Pott
Kangas
Jim Teova
Gossit
Ifiay
Arthur Slewhine
Sillyuvis
Jams, Penner
Dee Linton
Lawrence
Imys
Roneelonus
Hopis i
Harme
Kansas City
Norine
Mrs. Nelle
Nora
Kate
Mamie
Yan
G. C. Young
Toston
Mass
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Neha Lofay
Crany
Fiege Brent
Kansas
Neil
Annie
Fiieh
Kanend City
Miss Lonige
Austin
Mie
Wea
Topeka
Mies
Lee Spera Henyts
Karlsag City
Wichita
Earl Pringle
Howner Spree
Moust
Clearance of Odd Rugs 7 Diset
In a sparsely legible notice, the item appears to recount a clearance event for irregular rugs tied to a local business. The fragmented text hints at a sale or auction date and a street location, mentioning Joy Streets and a defendant or participant identified by a partial name.
Fragmented OCR: stray figures and garbled text fragment
A partial OCR line shows mixed numbers and letters with no clear story or named entities. The readable portion lacks identifiable people places organizations dates or events to summarize into a coherent item.
Fragmented OCR item shows chaotic social notes and ads
The text reads as mistyped notices and listings including names, places, and prices. It mentions social clubs and a “Princess Ship” with unclear context, plus scattered figures like $1.50 and various names such as Enid and Dorset Colleys, all in a damaged newspaper fragment.
Controversial Sermons Stir Pool Hall Debate
A chaotic speech filled with religious denunciation targets pool halls and secular amusements. The author rails against sin and temptation, urging listeners to follow Jesus Christ and reform youth behavior while denouncing modern entertainments as corrupt.
Women's Silk Waists Warsis or LoS Mone
A terse item lists Silk waists for women with markings Warsis or LoS Mone. Unclear printer text reads as an ad or catalog line, offering wearable silk waists with unclear branding and pricing. The readable fragments suggest a retail listing from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
Fragmentary OCR News Item
Incomplete text fragment mentions a person and a location with unclear details. No clear event date or outcome can be determined from the legible words.
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Qashways Systems
Paszenger
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Monlih
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Halnsand
Malta
Anna Vent
Anon
Brats Bayard
A. NeHerd
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Andy Bhaste
Nike
Jared Te
Mbins
Parrly
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Astrachan
Markie Ab
STON
Amiay Wollth
Ikea Fos Sete
Ro Aig
Tine
Sara Gvard
Joy
Weil
Worthy Bau al
Ormoriy
Wilton
Rudo
Seawlesssy Ilton
Rug
Papestey
Agmingter
Ui Ag Span
Chilien
Kyi Erealn
Bbc
Alana
Hay Biosee
Hanena, Jaren
Wrenet
Enid
Princess Ship
Dorset
Colleys
Wwilelppay's Larder
Moe Social Seduc Lions
Caribe Ie Mdse
Inoue
Pati
Hans
Jesus Chris
Hiatt Teast Heald
Callie
Aghanl
Varlioris
Oleh
Ronan
Nantes
Paani
Skeo
Coats
Ha -Slev
the Literays Af
Linnae Jash
Strol
Cali
Keinan
Renee
Edna
Sehitape
Rollial
Strali
Weiss
Ms Niet
Doe
Reg Stie
Hed
Cor Teeneed
White
la White
Lin Kat Uunighyat
Tyr
Anged
Feay Hunehmleed
Av- Yang
Sahara
Astraeh
Warsis
Los
Jet, Chitin
M'sizospeath
Venice
Mateleyl
Fige
Ianich
Rod
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