03 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
1
The readable fragments describe dishes, measurements, and a confusion of names and numbers. It mentions a recipe style with terms like recraft mater, remi mommas, and a Canaan tie. The text teases a debate over weights, rates, and poetry examples amid garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a family gathering with mention of deed records and cows, referencing a Cherry Creek area farm. The readable fragments imply a rural social event tied to property and livestock, with no clear dates or full names available.
A garbled OCR fragment notes sanitary concerns at a location with references to a sewer system and possible inspections. Mentions of names or dates are unreadable, but indicates a focus on public health and local infrastructure issues.
Companies eyeing the interlocking devices market must adopt new measures. The meeting on the upcoming month includes a charge schedule for WHR checks and a report protocol. Inspections will occur every sixty days with formal reporting to the commission.
Rev Lehigh and other congregants who attended revival meetings last spring will preach at First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 1688. Four are cordially invited to attend the service and hear him.
The Jamestown Lamber Company has been incorporated with capital stock set at 1. Directors named are Julius W. Piowell, Benjamin F. Coombe and William Muilcan.
Nanina Leone, daughter of a well to do contractor, perished when a fire broke out after she failed to return with a prized wax doll. Firemen and neighbors found her under a bed in a smoke filled room with the doll clutched in her arms.
A police driven crackdown followed a Proclamation prohibiting crowds in MEME Indiana. Unemployed workers gathered as delays and arrests mounted. Police and deputies patrolled downtown while youths were detained for inciting disturbances. Widespread tension grew as clashes near the Industry district erupted.
Mrs Frances Willard remembered on anniversary as the Woman's Temperance Union met at Mrs Shelby's Neth Lehanen home. A devotional service led by Mra Mahan preceded a discussion on temperance and public health with readings by Jeherson and remarks by Dr Gibbs on tuberculosis and safe meat and dairy inspection. Local leaders outlined plans for evangelistic work at the county poor farm next Sunday afternoon.
The St Cecilia Club opened the year with a meeting at Miss Penn Stevenson home. Members reviewed past work and discussed future plans. The program was varied and presented efficiently, followed by a lively discussion on current events in music and a luncheon prepared by the hostess.
John Rockefeller, the oil magnate, added to his New Year’s gift to the University of Chicago. His latest benefaction brings the total raised for the Midway school to a substantial sum, reinforcing ongoing endowment efforts and support for the university’s programs.
Boone Lodge No 8 F and A M schedules installation of new officers Friday evening starting at 7 o'clock. The event will be open to the public to the extent allowed by lodge rules and crowd conditions.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions dates and names in a garbled segment with references to places and people, unclear to identify a coherent event or notice. The readable parts do not provide a complete factual item, making a definitive summary difficult.
Fragmented OCR summary reports multiple deaths with garbled names and ages. It mentions geographic locations and scattered identifiers but lacks coherent details. The readable parts reference individuals, years, and possible burial timelines within a local context.
A terse report describes a local afternoon event with names such as Ge Watts Mire Hambereeh and Sid Meg. The snippet references a gathering in Mon tana near a chapel and a street scene on Kato Going stereet. The readable fragments hint at a community activity or sports gathering in a small-town setting.
A man released from the United States Army after eight years of service declares he is now a member of the UK army. He recently arrived at Milledgeville and is staying with his sister, Mrs Jesse McCloud, on Lafayette Avenue. He has not yet decided his future plans.
A naval burial at sea was held for Timeseave Bonavite aboard Cleveland Pipes near Rioneville Bay after his death in the Pacific theater. His mother, Mrs. Hosking, resides in Whiteetoen.
A garbled report depicts a mob organized with four seads and masked Siem wearing white capes and tears, amid references to cave sprites and tobacco mamaia. Contained are scattered names and places suggesting a broader narrative continued on the port page.
Pittsburg report says Alexander Peacock offered $1,000,000 to save his friend Frank Ridgeway who died of typhoid pneumonia. Peacock sought specialists after Ridgeway’s death seemed certain, but New York physicians refused due to the late stage. Mayor Guihrie approved Peacock’s appeal and the cash offer was publicly disclosed at Ridgeway’s funeral.
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