List of Bowman family relatives gathered at Mt. Sahip meeting grounds
A crowd of Bowmans and related families gathered at Mt. Sahip meeting grounds on PtHoth battage for a family reunion. Attendees included Luther Bowman and his wife, John Bowman and wife, M. Miller and wife, Bertha Hughes, Helen Hughes, Arthur Wah, Gerberich, Rayvita, and numerous others. The event aimed to link all Hawid relatives to John N. Smithwed and to mark the largest gathering of Bowman kin in Lob a ye.
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Idtati
Dénildren
Mt. and
Bowman
Hival Vaunton
Mt. Sahipmeeting
PtHoth Battage
Wiletnia
Labana
Phan
Witae Nowman
John N
Lobaye
Luther On
Valentine
Id. M. Miller Rank Towman
Sphugy
Orcar-Bowmah
Vighes
Wits
Milton Fe
Misa
Bertha ‘Hughes
Helen ‘Hughes
Arthur Wah
Gerberich
Raywita
Reading
Mas Han
George’ Wandy
Kya Bowath
Allen
Mier Harvey
T. Bowman
Owhmnan
John Holling
Hollinger
Migs Mier
John Miler
Ere Richard
Milier
Misapany
Plovance- Bow
Annis
Cheatarne
Viglot
Fragmented OCR Note of Local People and Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names such as Ohiofa, Humbert, Pohudy, Mee Ghul, Hazel Abanon, Uriah Wagner and Wale. It references participation and an inability to attend, with unclear context and missing events or places.
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Humbert
Tsehudy
Pohudy
Ghul
Hazel Abanon
Uriah Wagner
Matisuy li
Wheat output outlook cited in drought affected regions
An analysis notes lower spring wheat conditions than last year with estimates suggesting a weaker yield. It cites reserve effects, price pressures, and suggests potential regional impacts and policy considerations.
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Myer
Philadelphia Live Stock Market Mixed with Prices and Goods
Local report lists cattle and hog prices with varied figures and grades. Trading notes include steers cows calves and sheep, along with corn potatoes oats and related commodities, reflecting a bustling Philadelphia market segment.
Poultry market notes and pricing details in Western area
The item lists assorted poultry products and miscellaneous prints with prices and weights. It references roosters, fowls, broilers, spring ducks, and various egg and meat products with unit weights and quality notes amid a local Western market context.
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Do Siconda
Crea Gages
Zley
Enpek
Bey Inferloy Lotslower
de Westurn
Pinegrave Public School Principal Declines Monthly Post
A late 19th century notice reports Giké Deouane Losition selected as principal of Pinegrave public school at 100 dollars monthly but declines the offer due to prior commitments. A separate line notes a related social rumor about a man named Jeewitt and flirtation.
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Giké
Sehiylkill Minven
Pinegrave
Jaargost Velall
Lancaster Ality
Local residents and events noted in Berks and Lebanon counties
The report lists locals including Samuel Field repairing roads, Jared Nailsinger visiting, Samuel Wicant hauling manure, Thomas Zeller attending markets, and others like G Vo Honning and Minnie Inetenbach. The Punch and Judy show by Dieffenbach family is announced, with eye trouble affecting performer's ability. Mrs Corrie L Dieffenbach and others visited, while Jonathan Swope & Son build a new shed and store project progresses.
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A. Butz
Balem’s
Bethel
Samuel Field
Jared Nailsinger
Samuel Wicant
Thoman Nattzinger
Thomas Zeller
Berlin
Myerstown
James I. Peiffer
Om G. Vo Honning
Hamlin
Adam Clofantach
Weat Inuteing
Minnie Inetenbach
Berks
Cantern
Lebanon
Dieffenbach
Corrie L. Diefenbach
Millersburg
Trina Ftlegal
Claude Miller
Wintersville
Edwin
Satmelay
Fragmentary Names List From 19th Century Ledger
A damaged OCR fragment lists individuals and firms such as George B. Davis, Robert Grades, Samuel Gelb, G. W. Hoover, Joe Howard, M. Gage & Co., Itleh Lynch, W. I. Robinson, and Walter Spangler among others, suggesting a ledger or directory segment.
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Crescent
Ament Co
George B. Davis
Robert Grades
Samuel Gelb
G. W. Hoover
Joe Howard
1. M. Gage & Co
Itleh Lynch
Burial of Marguerita Hornberger at Gouglersville
The article notes the burial of Marguerita Hornberger at Gouglersville. Her bridal garments and an open Bible marked at John chapter sixteen lay in her clasped hands. The text reflects her last days and the impact of her death on the community.
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Marguerita Hornberger
Gouglersville
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