Dr Gardner Marries Grace Tileston in Chicago
The Jamestown Press reports veterinary inspector Dr Frank L Gardner of Chicago married Grace A Tileston in Chicago on June 8. After a ten day trip they reside briefly at 2441 Wabash Avenue. Gardner is son of Mrs Emily Gardner of Jamestown. The bride is known locally. neighbors wish them a long, happy married life.
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Jamestown Press
Frank L. Gardner
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chicago
Grace A Tileston
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Wabash Avenue
Gardner
Emily Gardner
Oregon
Preas
Fife
Mrs Mable Campbell Hosts Knights & Ladies Social
Mrs Mable Campbell hosted a Knights & Ladies of Honor Social Chat Thursday afternoon. After the business meeting a guesting contest awarded prizes to Mrs Mary Ketcham of Newpoint, who then performed music. The club will meet with Mrs BI Ket cham on June 25.
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Mable Campbell
Knights & Ladies of Honor
Mary Ketcham
Ketcham
Newpoint
BI. Ketcham
Notice to Masons at Boone Lodge No. F and A M
Notice to masons announces a called meeting at Boone Lodge at 7:80 tonight to work in the Entered Apprentice degree with three candidates. All members urged to attend. D. H. Whitaker, Secretary.
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Boone Lodge No
Whitaker
Dyes for Wood from Norwegian Firm Novel Process
A Norwegian firm colors wood by injecting sap dyed into green logs. The treated timber resists warping, polishes like ordinary wood, and colors are claimed as stable as mahogany. Produced wood suits furniture well. Additionally, coconuts yield leaves up to 30 feet long while parasol magnolias shelter 15 to 20 people.
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Ceylon
Have Little Chance in the Long Run in This Country
A quotation reflects pessimism about the future, claiming data and weather and public trends offer no advantage in the country. The line emphasizes a distrust of predictive power in society and nature.
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N. Y. Mat
Fragmented Ohio notice and vague name fragments
Fragmented OCR text from Toledo Ohio includes partial names and dates with unclear business references. The readable content mentions Toledo and a December day, with stray references to testimony and a possible medical claim, but the overall meaning and entities are unclear.
Fall from barn roof injures two men in Advance
Mage Jackson and Shell Smith fell from the roof of Jacksons barn while preparing to paint a metal roof on Wednesday. The ladder tipped from a high roof causing both men to slide 16 feet to the ground. Jackson sustained a badly injured foot and bruises while Smith suffered a crushed nose and serious injuries. both were confined to bed and improving slowly.
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Jackson
Shell Smith
Tmt
Smith
Board of Agriculture orders clear labeling of fake waters
The department of agriculture board requires mineral water makers to label waters as artificial or imitation. Producers may choose which term to use but must include one to distinguish products not bottled directly from their source.
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Board of Food Experts
Department of Agriculture
Interurban to Ball Park Run Sunday for Local Game
The interurban will run a special car to the ball park Sunday for the Leba non Indians versus Jamestown game. North and south side teams will play at the ball park Sunday morning. The Frankfort White Sox lost to the Addison Giants 7 to 3 yesterday.
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Ball Park
Lebanon
Frankfort White Sox
Addison Giants
Williams Hospital Incorporation Filed in City
Articles of Incorporation filed in the Secretary of State's office for the Williams Hospital of this city. Capital stock set at $150. Directors listed are William H. Williams, Cora O. Williams, and De Laskie Smith.
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Secretary of State
Williams Hospital
William H. Williams
Cora O. Williams
de Laskie Smith
Mail Clerk Move From Indianapolis To Los Angeles
Cleve Goodwin left Indianapolis at 7 15 a m Friday for Los Angeles. He will join the mail service there upon arrival and has a position as a mail clerk on the Northern Pacific railroad, per the Whitestown Dispatch.
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Cleve Goodwin
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Northern Pacific Railroad
Whitestown Dispatch
Biding Her Time
A Boston child near adolescence with precocious insight asked her mother how long until she grows up. The brief reflection captures a young mind’s anxious longing and the tender ask in a city setting.
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Boston
Local notices and visits spread across town
Mrs Lucretia Hollingsworth and Robert Hollingsworth and Delmon Myers of Augusta arrive to visit Squire Trowbridge. Lane family returns from Chicago after attending the Republican national convention. D L Creath notes fruit and vegetables. Panama and straw hats cleaned by Dutch. Oberlin College closes for the year and Eva Brush plans a summer visit. Kentucky stock market flurry but cattle priced steady by H Bowen. Lebanon House offers room and board with Sunday dinner orders due Saturday evening. Small dressed hens available at D I Creath’s. Mand Witt and Grace Norwood attend Tri Kappa meeting in New Albany. Saengerfest attendees listed. Crescent Bakery delivers angel food, devils food, and coconut squares.
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Ington
Lucretia Hollingsworth
Robert Hollingsworth
Delmon Myers
Augusta
Squire Trowbridge
BE. T. Lane
Heath
Chicago
D. L. Creath’s
Pythian Sisters
Otha Heidrich
Davidson & Hetherington
Panama
Dd Dutch
Smith's Clothing
Bell
D. L. Creath
Oberlin College
The
Musical Conservatory
Eva Brush
Essie Young
Leipsie
Ohio
H. Bowen
Lebanon House
Alice Harrison
D. Il
Creath’s
Mand Witt
Grace Norwood
New Albany
Tri Kappa Sorority
Miss Witt
Indianapolis
Ruth Perkina
Mary
Fern Coons
Carrie McKey
Mae Matthews
Nina Spahr
Mace Duff
Retta Pall
A. H. Felker
L. M. Tilson
Kenneth Foster
Angel — Food
Devils Food
Crescent Bakery
The Really Great Man and a Radium Spring Plan
A quotation on patience and experience opens. Austria aims to construct a radium spring near St Joachimstal by Carlsbad to support uranium mines. The project includes hotel development under government control, signaling bold scientific and tourism ambitions.
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Austria
St Joachimstal
Carlsbad
Sultan Buys Diamond for 100000 Dollars
A Turkish sultan recently paid 100000 dollars for a diamond. The purchase sparks concerns of trouble within his harem and echoes of palace intrigue follow the deal, with observers noting the potential fallout among court factions.
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Turkey
Modern Pessimism In An Early Baseball Rumor
A fragment notes Joblike lamentations predate a saying about bases loaded in a reference to Atlante Journal, signaling a wry, historical mood about baseball and fate. The line contrasts ancient lament with modern sports jargon, implying timeless concern over outcomes.
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Job
Accepted at Hie Value Podtane's Pedigree Proverb
A fragment from a historical page notes a phrase about acceptance at an unnamed value and a podtane with a pedigree described as little hunted. Proverbial language hints at folk wisdom rather than a concrete event or person.
Jaw Bone Fractured After Fall From Veranda Roof
George Kiser a carpenter on South East street fell from a veranda roof while repairing a house on East Pearl street and suffered severe injuries. His lower jaw fractured on one side and the scalp above his eye was cut to the bone. He also sustained a cut to the right hand and other injuries. He was treated at Williams Hospital before being sent home.
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George Kiser
South East Street
East Pearl Street
Williams
Two Boys Drowned in City Pond West End of Sixteenth Street
The Indianapolis Star reports Willie and Herman McCormack aged 12 and 11 months respectively drowned after venturing into a pond at the west end of Sixteenth Street. Neighbors pulled the children from the water and they were taken to City Morgue by Dr. Fred Mayer. The boys are children of Mr and Mrs Harry McCormack of 1217 North West street, and Harry is a nephew of A D McCormack of this city.
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Indianapolis Star
Willie
Herman McCormack
Harry MccCormack
North West Street
Fred Mayer
Harry McCormack
City floods as heavy downpour soaks streets
A noon rainstorm drenched streets to resemble canals as sewers failed to drain fast enough. Farmers welcomed the much needed rain amid flooding concerns.
The Origin of Crime and Epilepsy Cause and Effect
The wry note suggests crime frequency linked to epilepsy as both cause and consequence. It calls on medical science to propose remedies, reflecting a hospital or medical perspective on law and health.
Magiers of Mystery and Absent Masters in Science
The text references missing authorities in mystery science, naming lawsera and phy stelane as key absent masters. It frames their nonappearance as central to the field’s current confusion and pursuit of knowledge.
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Lawsera
Phy
Stelane
Worries of Modern Life and Reflections on Beauty
Excerpts critique modern life dangers and social ills noting spirits, meat, smoking, air quality, noise, and disease. Urges slow, thoughtful living and contrasts with hopeful literary quotes about sunshine, flowers, and beauty. Ends with a Bacon reflection on the best part of beauty.
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Madrid
Diario
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