Railroad Time and Telegraph Schedules
East bound train No 101 passenger 450 am with freight No 241, west bound No 102 passenger 40 am, local freight 1100 am, passenger No 10d and HAG joi. LF LIVED GSTON agent Leine Matistivid G. Wdm River areas of Pyines CoineR. Arrive Ava 1:50. m Lewy Ava 6:06 BD pon Arrive Mansfield 1000 pon Leaves Mauetolad 1000p Leaves Ava 1.04 m Pred Grover agent.
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Gston
Leine Matistivid G. Wdm
Pyines Coiner
Ava
Lewy Ava
Mansfield
Mauetolad
Pred Grover
Baptist church services held every Sunday at Mia
Sunday worship led by Pastor and Superintendent WL Matthews at Baptist church. Services include preaching and hymn singing with a Sunday school for children.
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Buicky
Mia
Matthews
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Weekly Service Notice
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces services every Sunday led by Pastor Ker Wisin with Sunday school at 10 AM. Vestry superintendent U. W. Freeman oversees Sunday activities and church functions.
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Presei Ng
Ker Wisin
Funcuy Echoo
U. W. Freeman
Preaching Services and Sunday School Schedule
Daily preaching by Rev Cole Little with morning and evening services. Sunday school led by Geo. Benjamin, superintendent, each Sunday at 9:45 AM.
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Daunday
Biblo selon nu ote every Man Gay
Faint and unclear OCR text mentions Tinevar Wright and Pitor but provides no coherent event or details to summarize into a news item.
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Biblo Selon
Every Man
Vio di. Kay
Boperiniondens Fieaciono
Tinevar Wright
Pitor
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce holds its regular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with L. A. Johnson as president and Oliver B. Davis as secretary. Details appear garbled but indicate a weekly or scheduled session and a contact method by telephone.
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Exeli
Odd Fellows Hall
L. A. Johnson
Oliver B. Davis
Fragmented obituary notices and local social events
Fragmentary text reports deaths and funerals in a small town. Mr The Thomas, 35, dies at his daughter Mrs Young’s home. Mr Siegpard’s death triggers family notices. Thanksgiving gatherings with Dr Cahoun and Mrs Froon Hoffman are noted. Services led by Rev Kankig and Pastor Preston recur. Several names appear with church and community references, but many fragments lack clear details.
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the Thomas
Young Pear Lwre
Gray Hair Care Claims Spark Consumer Debate
A scrambled advertisement fragment touts a product promising to color gray hair and restore natural looks. It mentions dread effects on hair texture and tone, claiming long lasting results and allure, with references to various brand names and testimonials.
Departing residents honored by neighbors and friends
A community gathering on the eve of departure entertained by Mr and Mrs Mor and VA Sitieis with music and a banquet. Neighbors hosted dinners and visits at homes near Bridges Street while guests from Sime and Tauwely Ties joined Jobo Shinpaugh and families. The event reflected warm farewells and local hospitality amid several small departures and social calls.
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Wooa Sime
Tauwely
Seri Jobo Shinpaugh
Joe Aifyrd
Desperate Chances With Desperate Cold Cures
A fragmented notice discusses risky claims about cures for bad colds and warns of potential harm. It questions if desperate remedies can truly aid recovery without precautions and mentions the dangers of unproven treatments. The text reads like a cautionarymedical advisory from an era wary of miracle cures.
Movern AURACLES AERIS et Tele in Evgnt Sketcner
John Raynong presents a sketch pairing urban themes with surreal visions. A urban setting blends with science fiction tones as characters navigate mysterious signals and evolving tech. The piece invites readers to question reality amid quirky dialogue and shifting perspectives.
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John Raynong
Rise of Creative Chemistry Marks New Era in Science
In a sweeping view of progress, the piece notes strides by an unnamed chemist and the shift from machine awe to chemistry’s mysteries. It credits German chemists for wartime feats and foresees chemistry delivering perfumes, dyes, medicines, and even weapon precursors from common substances, as public fascination grows with the lab’s unseen miracles.
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Inderd
America
Germany
Cermally
Herields
Thorne
Midway Items From A Fragmented Local Page
Chas Drazen is listed as sick and cared for by friends who brought wood and feed this week. Chas Moller visited Mansfeld preparing for cold weather. Ivus Pitchford begins a four room addition at his Midway home. Ed Towbleson helps Chas Sandis during illness. no major recovery. Grant of Mansteid lus plans to move to Iowa after a cold snap. Heonie Detho hauls wood for Mrs Glass. Nate Standifer and family visited Geo. Taylor’s home Sunday. Frank Welch rents Mrs. Yantell’s farm and will start a blacksmith shop in Midway. Carl Mackey visited Mrs tiluss and Bessie Sunday. Gambill and others called on POW. Drake prepares for Wooler. Soul Kerr pelting noted. Will Genn traveled through Midway with a boat, Jabnean of Manstiela spent Monday cars in Mid Way. Wil’necht moved to the Ra Norton fort west of Dawa, Lobe Wells site noted. A line mentions a hom Kit and a year’s work and moving plans with the male figuregloss.
No Hunting AV QPS Tre Netted Not To WUbL Oy
Fragmentary note mentions premises and individuals including Oscar Moody John Ly Wart Drentlinger Mack Barlow Payton Quessenberry Marion Letsinger Sutherland Williams. Indicates a note to be added for 25e the season.
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Wubl Oy
Ful
Perth
Oscar Moody
John Ly Wart
JW. Drentlinger
Mack Barlow Payton Quessenberry
Marion Letsinger
Cow Sutherland
Williams
December brings Sinight of Christmas and winter
The text notes approaching winter with a few snow flakes on Sunday and December looming with Christmas. It reports Sindipox cases in and near Macomb, church closures due to illness, and hopes the outbreak stays contained. It records local visits and meals among Will Greenwood family and neighbors, plus a hospital injury from a hay fork turning over. SOMEBODY ELAN.
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Macomb
Nick Schafer
Colu
Arnold
M. Schafer
Willow Springs
Mr. Schafer
Thanksgiving Day at Flat Rock and Farm Club Meeting
Sunday School and Thanksgiving events mark Flat Rock social life. Miss Sarah Gaskill spoke on the Farm Club movement at the Paruw Club meeting in Olan. A birthday dinner for Mrs Moore was noted with attendees Mrs Ratclif and Mrs Supply Williams and families. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs G Nonemaker and Draper family. A wood dinner followed a day of gatherings amid talk of catarrh remedies and medical advertisements.
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Sarah Gaskill
Paruw Club
Olan
Miss Gaskill
Nonemaker
Mes
Draper
Sam Draper
Red
Maude Draper
Maye Fry and kin at Joe Fry’s on Thursday
Maye Fry and Tom and Jahue Fry spent Thursday at Joe Fry’s, with May staying the rest of the week. Hosea Bogart improves slowly. Mrs John Mindley’s father’s crutches borrowed. Irene Johnson is pretty steady, perhaps taking smallpox. Kina Rowland and Andy Spence visited Talbert Raney Thursday afternoon. Lester Owens returned from Gilmore City Iowa after two months shucking corn. Reed Crippen spent Thursday with Owens. Joe Fry shows no improvement. Sleepng Beauty is mentioned.
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Tom and
Jahue Fry
Joe Fry's
May
Hosea Bogart
John Mindley
Lester Owens
Gilmore City
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Distress after meals relief with Herbine remedy
Distress after exting is due to bid digestion. Herbine helps the digestive process, clears the system of impairments and restores vigor and buoyancy of spirits. PruebUe Bold by all Druggists.
Texas Wonder ad for kidney and bladder cure
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and weak backs. It claims cure in small bottles, lists a price of 1.26, and offers testimonials by mail from Dr. A. W. Hall, with distribution through druggists in St. Louis.
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Mall
A. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Drugiste
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