Obituary note for Editor L Chandler dies after illness
Anals The Press reports the death of Editor General L Chandler on December 6 after a short illness. He was 42 years nine months old. Friends and family mourn a devoted Christian and industrious journalist. Funeral arrangements were conducted with Rev Ad Jos and the Masonic lodge participation. The piece notes Chandler’s long struggle and deep sorrow in recent weeks, highlighting community support.
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Hiourough
L Chandler
Tiipo
Mr. Chandler
Death of Homer Henderson Yount at Martel Place
Obituary notes the death of Homer Henderson Yount on November 23 1918 at his Martle home after nine days of pneumonia age 12 or 13. He joined the MOE Church South at Hoho chapel and was a member of the Antonia Literary Society and Willi Maytielt College class as a bright freshman. He played football and was expected to become a star. The community expresses condolences to his family and friends. Also mentions surgeon advice on wounds and the osteopath Ne Meehan opening an office in Luterville next to the Bollinger County Bank offering free consultations.
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Homer Hendersn Yount
Martle
Homer
MOE Church
Hoho
Antonian Literary Society
Willi Maytielt College
Essery
W M Wigger
Ronard L. Dychus
A J. Johnson
Ne. Meehan
Jennie Sullivan
Lutesville
Bollinger County Bank
Notice of Bank of Zalma Shareholders Meeting
Notice is given of a shareholders meeting of the Bank of Zalma in Zalma Bollinger county Missouri on Monday January 6 1919 from 1 am to 4 pm to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business properly proposed. Signed December 1915 by President B H Bollinger and Cashier C L Bollinger.
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Theannga
Bank of Zalma
Zalma
Bollinger County
Missouri
B. H. Bollinger
Card of Thanks for Loss and Sympathy
The family extends heartfelt gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of their son Pot tet. They give thanks to friends for flowers prayers and support and acknowledge Dr Sander for medical care. They pray for comfort and divine reward for those who aided them in this time of sorrow.
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Trent
Sander
Rele
Administrator's Sale Notice in Bollinger County Missouri
The administrator of BS Snider deceased lists a public auction on Friday December 20 1918 at the Snider farm one mile south of Laflin Bollinger County Missouri. Items include multiple mares cows hay oats corn straw a safe farming implements and partnership property including horses mules calves dry cows heifers a bull pigs hogs and 35 acres of growing land. Cash due before removal. W K Chandler administrator and C A Hahs auctioneer.
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Ue Ee
Laflin
Bollinger County
Lalso
Ship Property
W. K. Chandler
C. A. Hahs
Fragmented War Tale Surges From Broken OCR Text
A heavily garbled, OCR style wartime passage describes English harbor approach and German threats, mentioning navies, ships, and a chaotic dialogue. Names and places are unclear, rendering the scene as a fractured snapshot of a sea mission and soldierly chatter with partial phrases and distorted terms.
Inner Man Fortified by Waters and Fire in Bend of Detained Note
A fragmented OCR style article describes fortified waters and labor scenes around a bend. It references a wedding, plate of cheese, and mentions percentages and a large venture connected to a region called Det od Soates. The text is partially garbled but centers on industrial or engineering topics and local life notes.
Fragmented notes on leather and poetry signals
Fragments describe leather, poetry, and a supposed detraction of rent leather. Mentions Kin de wm oe hethare and an alleged abtdanet of rent leather. The text includes garbled phrases and incomplete names, lacking clear event or人物 context.
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Selentieth
Roger Atroge
Neo
Tragedy and Legal Appeals Stir Local Boards
A distorted report from Indiscapells News notes a tragedy and a political struggle as Store borg and Scursberg boards consider a third district contest. Papers from August 3 1915 about an exemption due to marriage surface, and the appeal board defers election. a clerk allegedly cites industrial grounds on the wrong form.
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Weencloere Board
Storeborg
Uppral
Scursberg Board
Indiscapells News
Impedimenta of Yanks in line during deployment
In a single squad soldiers vary greatly with gear. Some carry full packs with extra shoes overcoats and caned supplies while others move leaner with only a blanket gun mask and helmet.
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Dom
Willie
Ivlander
Forts Now Built in Earth The Rietery of Gorftfiegting
The fragmentary text describes fortifications and storm conditions, mentioning figures and places such as Nine veh, Terre, and Neale homeene. It references defense, weather, and military actions with a tense, speculative tone, implying a siege scenario and related preparations.
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Bette
Dewey
Alenandter
Confused Chronicle of a Tennis Lead Misplay
A disjointed narrative describes a tense lead wobble during a tennis match. The account mentions a player’s forehand miscue and a shifting momentum as spectators react with concern. Specific names, dates, or venues are not clearly provided in the fragmented text.
Unclear text fragment from a historical page
Fragmentary OCR text references a trey romp and several garbled phrases. Mentions names and events are unreadable, yielding no coherent report or identifiable people, places, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
Fitovers of the Air Show New Fypiane Aviation Fit
A fragmented report describes a new aircraft called a fypiane fitted to aviators. It mentions wings and a weight bearing frame, with cryptic notes on height and visibility. The text is garbled and hard to parse but hints at early aviation design details and safety concerns.
Burdened by Higher Rates on Rail Lines
A Baltimore arrival contends railroads charge more as burdens rise. A tired porter replies that trains are carrying heavier luggage and more work. The exchange captures local tensions over transportation costs and service strain.
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Baltimore
Resourceful quip about sugar and con fectioner
A playful exchange centers on a girl who, unbothered, muses about buying more candy. She asks what she'll do when her sugar runs out and replies she will borrow from the confectioner for extra boxes of candy.
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