Telegraph pole clashes test rights on pavement curbside
During the trial the judge ruled that property owners have the right to govern what appears on their sidewalks. The testimony covered telegram poles, street works, and the limits of authority for erecting poles on private property and public rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wile
Stet
Dean India
Dinette Thas
Delors
Het Utter
Cnn
Siderabbe
Pia
Glenarm
Fom
Rochenemwr
Ceteer
Quate
Trent
Couny Dal
Tebermapeha
Wwe
Band Leader Ré-elected Amid Local Tew Shertlan Claims
The report notes Ré-elected band leader Ato Micetine in Neavapinetown with ceremonial events and community celebration. It mentions preparations for future performances and regional reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micetine
Shertlan
Neavapinetown
Gadin
Thesanti
Hilisie
Philadelphia convention schedule announced in Leder
A Handy Publication notes the Natieng Tivpabliodn convention will meet in Philadelphia. The item outlines a printed directory and forthcoming meetings, indicating a public listing of dates and venues for the national gathering.
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Psiladelphia “Leder
Natieng
Philadelphia
Good Shooting by Trafford id and Treysnan Run
A garbled report mentions Trafford id and Treysnan Run with references to five tackles and a game on Pritas at lu Debian. The text is largely unreadable but hints at a sporting event with targets and Maui tsar within a chaotic recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treysnan
Erdek Sheer
Pritas
Unclear Plant Thesis From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a large plant and stress terms with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities usable for a factual headline or summary. Cannot determine a specific news item or subjects.
Wealth of Beauty and Burkbow’s will dominate drug market notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions beauty products, wills, and supposed eruptions. It references drugs sold broadly under various odd spellings with unclear names and claims of guarantees. The fragmentary content lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to confirm a full news item.
New Company Launched In Ames With Patent Plans
A new corporation opens offices at the Lauder building 779 Cumberland. Prominent patent attorneys and directors including Andrew Mere Wik Rowland Goodwin Yio Minine and Charles OQ. discuss a venture to develop and sell patents and invest in inventors. The firm aims to attract funding, offer patent certificates, and partner with factories in the city, asserting readiness and experienced leadership to back its business vision.
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Kenelly
Ft Ton
New Corporation
United Statnes of
Ames
Dannelled
Lauder Diel Balding
Cumberland Sur Pine Padlaw
Andrew
Mere- Wik
Side
N- Rowland
Bete Goodwin
Neendeg
Charles OQ
Thie Rerany
Hierosta Uf
Benesy
Spredtins
Fartoyies
Funerals Held for Mrs Mathies Widow of John Mathies
Funeral services for Mrs. Mathies widow of John Mathies were held at St Mary’s Trinity parish. Pastor Fulton led the rites with assistance from Pastor Hos and Pastor Reformed. Burial followed at Maud Lelihtien cemetery with pallbearers Shenk and Smith among the mourners.
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MAS
Tlannald Mon
Fmeriloof
Bipmnial
Wee Oservinos Fto
Earl Hedimeh
Villa
Travert Wis
Pie Umderia
Cation Mas Peties
Wrodine Martthes
Thas
John Mathhes
Cumberkind
We Fulton
Pormrth
Rey Hos
Pabor
Wen Shenk
Bo Smith
Sesegea T
Lemberser
Wwe
Shenk
AL Fran
Tyes
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Mrs Brewer
Dr. BL Cargile of Washita reports Electric Bitters cured Mrs. Brewer of chronic sores on head and face after years of suffering. The tonic is praised as the best blood purifier and remedy for eczema, rheumatism, salt rheum, boils, and running sores. Sold by druggists with guarantee.
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Cargile
Washita
Brewer
Screfala
YWCA First Anniversary Celebrated at Revered Church
Friday evening events marked the YWCA anniversary with a trolley party to Annville next Tuesday and a dedicated service led by Rev. sustaining readings. Residents from Lebanon Valley and surrounding areas attended, noting a gathering with sermons, music by the YW orchestra, and a census convenor report while town affairs and bids for a new schoolhouse were discussed.
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Annville
Jackson
Hell
Florence Brow
Leet
Assoeharien
Hey QA
Kwelrere
Jetae
Severn
Reanyine
Kitty Adtraley Peaty
Lebanon Valley
Mbright
Stoner
North
Daeieen
AE Heigia College
Amd
Jer
F.elurel
Evelurch
Lebanon
Simding
Lutonais
M. Visher Ar
Kutateawn
Elaedy
Phrek
Ait Trayren
eTykes
Evedina Aid Aid
Central
Elizabethville
Kate Barr
Lyons
I AL Reiper
Plot. Bekert
DT Lefiner
Maes
Monts
Naomi Seltzer
Amd Salle
Sprinkler Water System Difficulties at Marsh Site
Fire companies faced delays using creek water for street sprinkling due to marshy ground. Horses bogged down wheels as pumps filled, but a plank was placed to cross the spot, allowing daily use of creek water for sprinkling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Ragin
Quittapa- Lilla Creek
Tate
Grant
Census Enumerators Complete Work in District
Census enumerators finished their assignments and the corrected returns are sent to the district supervisor for forwarding to the census bureau. Enumerators must avoid altering district populations, making advance estimates of Lebanon’s population difficult as it is believed to be slightly over the known figure.
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Lebanon
Saxton Family Visit To Richmond Headlines Local Reunion
John W. Saxton his wife and daughter from Wichmond Tennessee arrived in the city this afternoon and will be guests of his brother’s family Mr and Mrs Adaip Savile at 647 Walnut Street. Mr Saylor a member of Sham HH Barrell Co. worked at Richmond Ind. It is six years since his last visit East.
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John TW. Saxton
Wichmond
Adaip Savile
Walnut Street
Saylor
Sham HH. Barrell & Co
Hatin
Saan
Richmond
Ind
Not clear who Buckey is reentering Cripple Creek
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Theatore Reinoedti and Buckey, with uncertain ties to Cripple Creek, and vague references to Col. gad and long-standing friendships. no verifiable events or dates emerge.
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Theatore Reinoedti
Buckey
Lebanon Horses for Baltimore Sale Report
Lebanon shipments were sent this afternoon from Vinrsh and Penn hotels to the Baltimore market. The Harrisbarge house listed Lebanon counties for sale, with sales details pending and reported by Vinrsh and Ww. Vinrsh.
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Lebanon
Baltimore
Harrisbarge
Penn
Baltimore, Md
Candidate for Committeeman Declares Candidacy in Fifth Ward
Glvler announces his bid for Rapinldic county committee from Bast precinct in the fifth ward, naming himself as a candidate for committeeman.
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KPL Glvler
Rapinldic
Bast
Life and Death Fight Ends in Hopeful Recovery
W A Hines of Manchester Iowa recounts a near fatal escape from measles leading to consumption. Frequent hemorrhages and coughing followed until Dr Wing's New Discovery cured him. Hundreds have used it for throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at all druggists.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. Wing
Convention week program set for August in Lebanon units
The P. U. S. of A. convention committee outlined a busy August agenda in Lebanon. Activities include camp and commandery visits, hotel and parade details, receptions, opening sessions, veteran events, and a large parade with drill and uniformed contingents. Prizes for camps include cash with top awards for best drill and parade presence.
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Atc
Lidies
Uney
Pani
Pennsylvania
Lebadot
Lebanon
Atron
Commindery General
Sso
Amtoolunel Fa Sens
Americal
Ewenisten
Carnaroth
Ceetra Park
Mymare
Eriday
Rana
Paie
Ching Coummanderne
Frog
Commandery
Tatata Comumandertos
June Argument Court Sees Motions For New Trials
The June argument court convenes Monday June 2 to dispose of several cases. Notable motions include David S. Leng for a new trial, M Hollinger and Riegel for new trials, City of Lebano and others seeking judgment actions, and execution matters in several entries. Quarter Sessions and Orphans Court items cover estate petitions and miscellaneous docket items.
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ANT Terminer. Com
David S. Leng
Common Pleas
Senman Ve
Gottedl
Wotfelfinger
Tal
New Trail
Hh. M. Hollinger Br
Riegel
Lebano
Bentz
George
Wehoovs
Cornwall Ore Inunks
Companys
Iarriet Wallace
Eli Walkice
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
John A. Wilers
Light
M. Wade
Tarry Uicriels
John N. Scott
Orthans Coptup
Edward Gebhard
eitaHon
Pleasant Hill Elects Harbeson as Principal
Patrons of Mie Donighmore grammar school Megsant Tennessee unanimously request John Wy. Harbeson to assume principal duties. Harbeson brings long, successful teaching career and strong disciplinary skills, with excellent judgment and capacity to improve school equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measant Hill
Tiarhesen
Aldermanic Hearing Continuation On Local Battery Case
The hearing for Clayton and Tacels Fox charged with assault and battery, brought by John J. Wertech, was postponed by Alderman Miller to next Saturday. The court was in session Saturday evening with the defendant, allegedly aided by James Weston, and a $200 wager noted for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Tacels Fox
John J. Weurteh
Alderman Miller
Ubrieh
Miller
Bey James Weston
Bishop Kephart Dedicates Reading Church Service
Bishop Elou Kephart of Annville preached the dedicatory sermon at Mesteria Young Deopte Church in Reading. The all day service was assisted byWT Roop president of Lebanon Valley College. Annville’s Rev HE Cael and Rev Runk of Le shod also attended.
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Elou. Kephart
Annville
Mesteria
Young Deopte
Christian Union Church
Reading
T. Roop
Lebanon Valles College
Annnvilles
HE Cael
Revo. Runk
le Shod
Republican Club Meeting At Shenk Building
The dinier Republican club will held an important meeting in o their rarms on Cumberland street this evening. Officers will be elected and other business pertaining to the coming campaign discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinier Republican Club
Shenk
Cumberland Street
Ueconing
Knight of Malta to Speak at St. Pauls United Evangelical Church
Knight of Malta accepted an invitation to attend divine services at St. Pauls United Evangelical Church on Sunday evening July 1. Pastor Rev. E. L. Nemig, a member of the organization, will preach a special sermon to them.
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Bpatinos Cononandery
Knight Ob Malta
St. Paul's United Evangelical Church
EL. Nemig
Wil
Victures Framed in Latest Style at Rise and Gates Studio
At Rise Gates Studio located at 142 North Eighth Street, Victures framed in the latest style offered at low prices. Rauch of Sea Island Windermere Avon Cord Ie and Me Co along Tenth and Cumberland streets referenced in local ad.
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Sea Island
Windermere, Avon
Rise & Gates
North Eighth Strept
Outing Plans for St Mary Pupils Choir at Camp
The St Mary parish choristers, about 30 members, prepare an outing of a week or more with Rev Page in charge. Mrs Bev and other parish ladies will accompany and care for cooking and needs. They will entertain friends during the trip and hold Sunday camp services excluding St Luke's. The Rev Moc Abel of Jonestown and St Luke's children will join for the event.
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St. Duke's Wiscopal Church
Retford
Exanp
Gretna
Will
St. Luke's Bervites
Exhibit by Pupils at St Marys Parish Sanods
An exhibit by pupils showcases the work of scholars led by the Sisters of St Joseph at St Marys Parish. Students presented writing, spelling, drawing, and crafts with ribbons and headers and musical pupils offered compositions and portraits, praised by Mother Raphael for their achievements.
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St Mary's Parish
Sanods
Sellars
Sisters of St. Josep
Gaelchikl
St. Joseph's Hall
Amd
Raphael
Joint Sunday School Picnic Held At Penryn Park
St Luke's Episcopal parish Sunday schools including Str Luke's and Trinity Colebrook join with St John's Episcopal Church for a picnic at Penryn Park on Wednesday July 1. A recruiting committee leads arrangements with T J Brunner Miss Mare Mrs Jennie Moody and others coordinating. Members asked to notify secretary Kate McInerney by Friday to contribute.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Parish
Str. Luke's
This City
Trinity
Colebregk
Miees
Penryn Park
Wednes
St. John’s Episcopal Elurch
Bineaster
T. J. Brunner
Mare
Jennie Moody
T. Lineaweaver
Win, Clark
Quain School
Kate McInengie
Margaret Dean
Miss Hare
Nine Licenses Granted In Week Ending June 18
Clerk Koehenderfer announces issuance of nine marriage licenses during the week ending June 18 naming couples including Marry L Althouse Stending and Daisy M Iintz Lebanon Warry Bereher and Estella L Hetrieh both of Lebanon Benjamin Winkle and Dora Elizabeth Leeb both of Lebanon Samuel H Adspach and Sallie B Brough both of Ono Edward C Smith and Tillie Seiders both of Lebanon Jacob S Fagle of Colebrook Nellie Mary Drake of Georgetown Md Harry M Hartz of Palmyra and Ella G Eby of Campbelltown John HH Engle and Nora KK Weik Hummelstown Memybart Korax and Vihna Talgir both of Leta i on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehenderfer
L. Althouse
Stending
Daisy M.iintz
Lebanon
Warry Bereher
Estella L. Hetrieh
Lebanor
Benj. Winkle
Dora Elizabeth Leeb
Samuel H. Adspach
Sallie B. Brough
Ono
Edward C. Smith
Tillie Seiders
Jacob S. Fagle
Wedding of Martin Clepper and Charlotte Keech
Mr and Mrs KR Spotten of Cumberland Street attended the wedding at Columbia. The ceremony drew many guests and Mrs Spotten stayed several days with friends before returning home Saturday evening.
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KR. L. Spotten
Cumberland Street
Martin Clepper
Charlotte Keech
Columbia
Dunkard Love Feast Held at Fairland Meeting House
A Dunkard love feast was held Saturday evening in the meeting house at Padrhiad. A large attendance joined the services with many visitors observing the ceremonies with evident interest.
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Dunkard
Fairland
Padrhiad
Baccalaureate Sermon Preached by Rev Lehmauk at State School
Rev Theodore E Lehmauk pastor of Salem Ey Lutheran Church delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the West Chester state normal school in Virginia. The text praised the students and their serviceable knowledge as a guide for future endeavors. C E Rauch General Merchandise advertised styles and prices in the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Lehmauk
Salem Ey. Lutheran Church
West Chester State Normig
C.E. Rauch
Off to Philadelphia Parade Draws Republican Leaders
Treni Gor a Pe 8 Godin Samuel E. Light and other county delegates will witness a great allied Republican club parade in Philadelphia this evening as about 30 000 men line up. Many will stay to attend the national convention with noted figures and local alternates among the attendees.
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Philadelphia
Cis
Cout
Treni
Gor
Godin
Samuel E. Light
Church Guilds Schedule Meetings and Notices
Local church groups post a string of notices: St. Livkns Agnes guilds meet Tuesday, with a summer break. Mothers' guild gathers tonight under Mrs. Witmeyer guidance. St. Mark's Reformed holds Tuesday unity meeting and a July 1 business session. prayer and fellowship events listed for several days, plus Home Circle, Mission Band, and Ladies Music Society dates and host residences.
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St. Livkns
St. Agsitha Guild
Chestnut Street
Mothers’ Guild
St. Mark
Miles Bensing
Clestitur Street
Wednes
Mutsiohary Atociety
Jime
Peters
Twenty Years Ago a Patchwork News Recap
A reprint recalls two decades of local happenings. Publisher El McCauley’s wife died of typhoid fever. George W Lean’s daughter Sle died earlier in life. Citations cover a Caton township accident, Smith and McGowan family notes, and local business figures like D Rise.
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Ipalty
Adv
Gosdar
Mierning Aus
EL TL MeCauley
Birdshore “Record
Sle
George W. Ulean
Win
Dash
Caton
Colebrook
Sumuel McGowan
Ales
Medlowan
Chonden
Noh
Nei Suh
Aml
John Miller
Rh Cornwall Furnies
Naean
Sone Demmuly
Qienyind
Cheorge
Vrieh
Diana
Cleo. D. Rise
Time Savings Bank
Harrisburg
Trinity Lutheran Church Receives Conference Report
Trinity Lutheran Church Gainesstep receives a conference report with hearty welcome. Rev L fisslei preached two sermons and spoke to Sunday schools. The council plans outreach and services to prepare for a future gathering. No services next Sunday but July 16 will feature Rev Dr Schautz both morning and evening. A sociable will be held Thursday evening on the parsonage lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lfisslei
Gainesstep
Schautz
Weimer to Attend Republican Convention in City
Telegram from Hanna states John A. Weimer president of the er machine Works company is personally acquainted with M. A. Hauna of the National Republican committee. It says a seat has been reserved on the convention platform for Weimer, who expects to go to the city tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Weimer
Er Machine Works Company
M.A. Hauna
The
Nations Republican Committee
Weimer
Northwestern mutual pays endowment policy to Leehner
Harry Atkins of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance paid Richard Leehner of Sheridan fifty dollars on a ten year endowment policy maturing this month and a final dividend of eight dollars was also paid at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Atkins
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard Leehner
Sheridan
Ssine Vignes
Boston trip for Daugherty family and concert graduation
Mrs. Harry L Daugherty and Hail Dugherty of 524 Walnut Street with Mrs Samuel Weiss of Chestnut Street boarded the 7 04 train to New York then Boston for about a week. They plan to attend the Boston Conservatory of Music graduation of Aden T Daugherty in instrumental music on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L Daugherty
Dugherty
Walnut Street
Samuel Weiss
Chestnut Street
New York
Boston
Boston Conservatory of Music
Aden T. Daugherty
Visit to Donley family in Walnut Street
A visitor arrived Sunday morning to see his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Donley at 811 Walnut street.
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Daniel Donley
Walnut Street
Reverend conducts charity service for mutes at St. Jake's Chapel
Reverend J. M. Koehler of All Saints' church preached to the mute community in Philadelphia. On Sunday evening he conducted a special service at St. Jake's chapel for the benefit of all mutes in the area.
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J. M. Koehler
All Saints’ Church
Philadelphia
St. Jake's Chapel
May Elect City Engineer in Joint City Hall Meeting
City officials hold a joint convention this evening at City Hall to elect a city engineer. Two candidates are listed: George W. Hayes and Thomas Kh. Crowell, vying for the post.
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Cir
George W. Hayes
Thomas Kh. Crowell
Elizabeth Link Marries Charles Eck in Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Link, daughter of Mrs. Charles J. Link of Crailford Street, and Charles Eck of Philadelphia were married on June 19 in a Philadelphia ceremony.
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Charles J. Link
Crailford Street
Elizabeth Link
Charles Eck
Philadelphia
Returned From Wedding Trip Kercher Couple Home Sunday
Harry Kercher and his bride have returned from their wedding trip and taken up residence on North Eighth Street.
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Harry Kercher
Bride
North Eighth Street
Church fundraising and service at St. Baus Union Evangelical
Bishop Stanford led Serse Audiences during a series of services at St. Baus Union Evangelical. Contributions and pledges funded a new church totaling about 245,000 dollars with expenses and memorials listed. The day included sermons by Hulsop Stanford and other clergy, a platform meeting, and plans for Sunday school and church art installations.
Married Couple From Town Wed in Notable Ceremony
The wedding joined Tinkle and Miss, both from the city, with a reception at a local venue. The ceremony followed a church service conducted by Reverend Patiet at Str Marrs' Cathedral. A notable figure Tolgin attended, and the event featured traditional rites and guests, marking a memorable civic celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euvia Elowel
Koran Otolgen
Prot. Sim Sehtehter's Musical Expert Role
Prot. Sim Sehtehter is described as a musical expert connected to Tarrnieidies duet seloist at the world stage. The passage notes Wilton Hoorn sounding and feared, with Sehtiehter as the Teamgest musie artist diefate the pute weaned positively pert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Sehtehter
Animpien Cuitur
Tarrnieidies
Iveystatie
Wilton Hoorn
Sean
Sehtiehter
Diefate
Fragmented OCR list of Assembly candidates and editors
The readable text presents a garbled roster of Assembly candidates tied to an Independent faction. Names mentioned include Charlie Tavarel and Prof BE Benj Bierroan, with unclear roles and broken spellings. The fragment hints at regional electoral context and potential party alignments but lacks coherent details.
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Bys
Charlie Tavarel
Sissy
Dr .Thoms
Adlse
Res Sd Tote Dine Sabider Cittigtes
Regoniant Ton
Prof
BE. Benj. Bierroan
Mginvids Leen Hives
Go Eriintikite
Lies Gisseanrhts Olor ER. Phen
Ties
Visiting at Jonestowal and local families attend
Fragmentary notes show Clark Davis and Mrs. Davis visiting family in Jonestown. Mentions of Mrs. Davis’ parents, Attorney Mes, and Philitian appear amid garbled lines about a local business and residents visiting Tower City and Stolato with deterrents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Davis
Bee Pedt
Mieb
Ida Nisin
Dyivis
Atty Nel
Bea
Ada Feese
Tower City
Mirai
Sithon Peiltsin
First Band Concert Planned at Market Square
Leader Adanteller of the Pree and his group arranged the evening program. The event aims to showcase entries in parts and conclude with a late performance. Doors open at six and the concert will feature multiple sections and a finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adanteller
Penryn Park to Host Annual Picnic Day
A school event for Std 4 students at Penryn Park is planned for Wednesday. Parents and friends are invited to join as organizers aim to present preparations and activities for the day.
Gentle Wheelmen's House Renovation Efforts Reported
A local group named Gentle Wheelmen undertakes repairs on a house in the county, assisted by Veredt Eo Weioer. The project aims to renew the property and support the community, with fundraising efforts and plans for continued improvements in the city.
Battle reports shift as forts fall under bombardment
Leiden reports indicate forts have surrendered amid intense naval bombardment. Warships engaged, with explosive shells silencing Chinese lines, while allied forces press to secure coastal fortifications. Dispatches note German and Chinese movements surrounding the TakU forts and distant actions involving foreign fleets.
Conover Infant Daughter Dies After Illness
The 14 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cistitvas We Conover of 70 North Street passed away after illness. Funeral services were held at Centenary M E Church with burial at nearby cemetery. Survived by adoptive and biological family and numerous friends. The girl was known as a bright learner and participated in school and community activities. Funeral notices express deep sorrow and note she brought joy to her family and church.
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LPC
Conover
Amd Mes
Cistitvas
Nortt
Cne
Castrie Feveadt
Heorke
Aleteines
Cettermiy
Wits
Maramet
Conover Thor
Arrived Here from Chicago with Local Guests
A noisy arrival note from Chicago lists Mr and Mrs Cae Gh Spangler and others arriving on Sunday. It mentions employment at Chiesa and a trip to Mintstanl Piel & Co, with references to a bath event and a gathering at Dinter stipping cferk ty Cie ostapleg oot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Chiesa
Mintstanl Piel & Co
Ted Wavendeth
An unclear note on an Ameriana item and company event
The readable text is garbled with mixed names and fragments. It mentions an Ameriana item and a company event, a left toe injury at some works, and a reference to El Gingrich. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Cantata renderings stir town scene with notes and names
A garbled report describes cantata performances in Senry evening light with mentions of Katherine, Ey, Lebarnonits, Moses Bittner, and HiVen in a town setting. The fragment hints at a sequence of musical pieces and local involvement but offers few clear details.
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Katherine Bisher
Lebarnonits
Moses Bittner
Unclear ancient notice about commencement attendee
Fragmentary OCR reads mentions a ceremony at Birdsbere and Larkens Pe with names like IL Phorapsen and reetor of aie clare, but text is garbled. It hints at attending commencement and a yearly event, yet lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
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Birdsbere
Fragmentary report on fall injuries at Nort Tochattieda
A damaged OCR item reports an arm injury from a fall involving William, son of a local proprietor, with unclear names and places. It mentions Sunday events and attempts to locate witnesses or dates, but the details are largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Phorbaedi
Nort Tochattieda
Daeersion
Bethany
Annual Sunday School Picnics Held at South Lebanon
Readable fragments describe yearly outing by St Mary’s parish at South Lebanon with a morning service and social events. The wording mentions a cold spell and a ship, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duby
South Lebanon
Miary
Auditor Appointment Unclear From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary notes mention lawyer Grumbine as auditor and various names such as Liew Ta Crambine and Ta reo hause. The garbled passage references a battle of olan FF Maile and a mingled list of persons with roles like GP ETOrdess and Milter esc. The context and exact actions remain unclear.
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Grumbine
Liew
Crambine
This Mioruia
Working at Jonestown. vy. the North Bishi: Tocarpick leader
Fragmentary OCR describes workers at a facility tied to Jonestown and a controversial leader. The text is unclear but indicates labor roles and safety concerns at a mid century work site with possible geographic references to North Bish and Demestox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Bishi
Iis Ie Sna Werth
Cherel Diene
Demestox
$50,000 Damage Suit Filed in Reading Court
Bo Afelly sues Reading s1 Behate Conpitny ty Peete alleging breach of contract. Plaintiff seeks damages of 50000 for alleged losses and seeks redress in a Reading court.
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Bo Afelly
Ar Reali
Su Siuar
Soo
Matty
Lee Hye
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Faith
Mattie Light
Carrie Munch
Croth
Lateran Oehureh
Isalath
AJM
Stirk
Dr. Mine
Albright
Beran
Bey
Hywin Sloan and
Reais
Elise Duitrest
Dedsins
Hyah
Methitelieth
Tuinkle -Lae
Simday
Patiet
Ino Qureriage
Metyanser
Tolgin
Mustoa
Jonestowal
Penryn
Hintaan
Berges
Gator
Amese WaAns
Golic Gure
FOR Children
McGowan
Seventh and
Cumberland Streets
Gre
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Leiden
Che Feo
Chines
Eet
Derdian
Bec
Edo Gords
Teande
Taka
Fermi
Chicago
Jonestown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!