Corresponaet Notes Local Happenings and Visits
Local fragmentary notes recount visits by Miss Way Phen to a patient with malaria fever and letters from Detroit. Mentions of Mr Frank and others in Detrot sending messages, party plans, work shifts, and upcoming visits to various towns. Police and medical mentions appear amid scattered names and places with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
Suave
Albedt
Conner Lauary
Bess
Mr Frank
Fragmentary Local Gossip Notes and Visits
A garbled OCR town bulletin records various neighbors and relatives visiting relatives, with mentions of Dale ferates Lynd Gribes and Sutunday visits. It notes HK Bowers of Oak Ride, Welter at Fatesville, and Estes selling a car to Ef Rowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynd Gribes
HK Bowers of Oak Ride
Stek Peal
Welter
Fatesville
Cole Paloer
Sainday
Asw
Estes
Savunday
Local church meetings mark good attendance and progress
Marquand Rev Fergerson led a field meet at Free Baptist church with strong attendance. He recently closed successful meetings at Union Ligue, boosting Sunday school. Mrs Dees dies at Walnut Grove. funeral by Rev Yount. Local business notes include Stanfill, Venable visitors and property sales in town. Daisy 666 touted as malaria cure.
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Fergerson
Springfield
Free Baptist Church
Union Ligue
Yount
Methodist
Elmer Sitze
Lukesville
Mack Ress
Grisham
Thos Barker
Ballinger County
L. F. Whitener
Miles Whiteners
Crooked Creek
Tinnin
Wm. Dees
Walnut Grove
Zene Yount
Frank Stanfill
Cran
Chas, Venable
Cornwall
Morris Wilkerson
East St. Louis
Wm. Braswell
Fred Wall
Demps Braswell
Daisy
老人慈善者逝去引泣送别
文本断句混乱，源文段似在描述一位受人爱戴的慈善人物逝世，引发儿童与民众的哀悼与回忆，呈现出群体对其善行的缅怀与共同哀痛的场景。
Wartime Rally and Seafaring Echoes in Sailors Song
A fragmentary narrative blends naval bravado with calls for restraint as a WWI era tone echoes in the sea and land, praising sailors and urging peace. It references Kaiser, Bremen, and naval life with a patriotic arc and celebratory toast amid turbulent times.
Weather Upheaval and Social Visits Reported in Village News
The fragment details rough weather and local church notices. Mentions Rev Elner Steel, Nora Middleton staying with Mrs Enna Cooper, Frances Jordan and family, Miss Mary Cary visiting AOPO Sherman, and gatherings at Mrs Middleton's house. Also notes candy gathering at Ed Rhodes' Friday and visits to Rev T W Cooper's home on January 18. A death in the Reas family and graveside services at Cae Sy Cemetery are briefly referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elner Steel
Lith Vine
Nora Middleton
Enna Coopper
Frances Jordan
Henry
Ete
Mary Cary
Aopo Shermaos
Guy Taneston
Dora Middleton
Middleton
Ed Rhodes
Estel Beasley
Wise Suse Sherman
T W Cooper
Joe Reas
Flor Ifay
Amore
Wok Faery
Janes Iis
Hains
Cae Sy
Local notes from Zalma area and visitors
Pond Creek Health is reasonably gown CUTLINE Wood is the oper of the day Allen. Duan ait davidister, Miss Bertie, of Zalon passed thru this section Wetnesstay Albert Gaines visited at John Clubl's Sunday, Monroe McKinziefane family of Zalma ate dinner with his brother Will McKinzie Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Walker and babe of Chaffee are visiting relatives there. Miss Effie Jordatt is staying at Will McKinzie's this week. John Withers is working for John Younger. Ray Sitze and Mitton Kerr were shopping at Zalma Sunday. Miss Zillia Clubb was shopping at Zalma Thursday. Willard Cluth visited some folks Wednesday night. Cale Rhodes and brother Melburn were shopping at Zalma Tuesday. Buford Perkins and sister Miss Iva passed thru our section last Wednesday. Hobart Mouser passed thru our vicinity one day last week. Come on, Halls, with your news. The Iowa editor who referred to his wife as his bitter-half is able to be about again, but another ex change says he will never look just the same.
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Allen
Duan Ait Davidister
Bertie
Zalon
Albert Gaines
John Clubl
Monroe McKinziefane
Zalma
Will McKinzie
Ed Walker
Babe
Chaffee
Effie Jordatt
John Withers
John Younger
Ray Sitze
Mitton Kerr
Miss Zillia Clubb
Willard Cluth
Cale Rhodes
Melburn
Buford Perkins
Miss Iva
Hobart Mouser
Fragmented tale of peril and prayer on a floodplain
A murky narrative fragment depicts a perilous river crossing with a woman pleading for help as a boatman struggles against a rising current. A man and the stream’s danger recur, with religious references and a motherly plea weaving through the chaotic scene.
Washboard from spools and oil framing described
Fragmented OCR recounts a wooden washboard with spools and steel wire, plus discussion of mining byproducts, sulfur, and pyrite. It mentions coal mines in Virginia and west Virginia, and notes on transportation and supply shortages affecting a community.
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Swlphur
Tulyele
Witet
Virginia
Proved He Knew Too Much and the Silence Adage
A district pondered proverb and cautionary tale about talking too much. The muddled report references a rent-collector drama and a high official remark linking restraint to danger, with stray fragments noting a One under scrutiny and a public figure’s stance.
Mew Artilery Preparation Tops The Argonne Scene
An account of artillery preparation at the Argonne describes shells raining and torrents of great balls, as observers recall the bombardment and the intense soundscape. The narrative notes the psychological impact on troops and clerics involved in the gathering, with questions arising about why white sheets are worn. The passage reflects wartime rhetoric and curiosity amid frontline events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonne
Wien
Youth Rewards and a Chicago Judge's Paper Clip Dilemma
A fragmented text discusses youth rewards and exchange as a broad social law. It then recounts Municipal Judge Charles W. McKinley of Chicago deciding ownership of five paper clips, ruling each owner must pay 2 cents to the clerk for the trouble caused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares W. Mckintey
Chicago
Peper Po Owill
Che
Sheiver
McKinley
Imperial ceremonial honors amid royal and republican hosts
Fragmented report mentions a titled emperor figure amid ceremonial reception and republican acknowledgments, with references to royal and imperial ties. It notes Princess Macy in France and Mary common in England, plus belabored dialogue about marriage and seating, all within a garbled narrative.
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Ching
Eisperor
Peter Hetar Tung
Macy
France
Daily Chronicle
England
Mary
Heard in the Sette: Senne-hasn't mulh a doerhoty
A fragment notes a rumor from the Sette about Senne and a claim of inaction. It recalls an observer saying yesterday morning he saw a boy sent to fetch an apple, suggesting a small domestic scene amid broader gossip.
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Senne
Norlin
Why Do They Rush To Get No Quaintances?
A fragment reflecting social commentary from a Louisville Courier Journal quote about the impulse of tiny people to rush and the hope they will become better than the old. The text preserves a period voice and paraphrases the original sentiment in compact form.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Browns Fear Affording Auto, Wife Teases Husband
A light quip from a 1900s tone notes the Browns cannot seem to bear the cost of an automobile. The husband jokes the issue will not worry him, while the wife retorts with playful dismissal in a social column tone.
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Meek
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Lotes Willer Tivesediys
Jim Belohamter
Henith
Ossie
Dangliver
Ida Cale
Siete Plate
Mle
Fone
Will Tree
Fiat
Pishaess Meneay
Clarktown
Jett Wright
Uriah Robins
Colbert
Manuel Vinsters
Brown al Thes
Adams
Jon Veeger
Robins
Charlie Cobb
Trace Creek
Consolidated Store Cap
Wes Leona Belchamber
Tees
Osea
Henry Esi
Chis
Fissid
Plet
Scopus
Henry Linegin
Cotorhbus
Wetater
Dale Ferates
Marquand
Hesten
Seellong
Decka
Acre
Bremen
Jev
Iowa
Albany Review
Cardu
Miller
Agai
Lin
Ayer
The
Tuys
Amy
Archbishop Whateley
Solomon
Universal Talking Machines
Hercules
J.L. Hstes
Marble Hill
Missouri
B. H. Bellinger
Luther J Commeley
Cashier
Bear
W. Vout
Resistant
Bank of Marble Hill
Marble Hill, Missouri
Direct
Ps CA
Sander
Roser Frum, Sr
FAW
Clippard
Williamgl
Alien
Maeon F
Foremer Dat Imonths
C. L. Bollinger
Bank of
H. Bollinger
Zalma, Missouri
Greer
V_ S. Fos
OldWard
Oo. C
Ward
Tree
Hell Pride
Burglar Insurance
National Safe & Lock Company
Sargent & Greenieal
J.J. Chandler
P.M. Wells
W.W. Sample, Jr
Robert Drum, Sr
Henry Elfrank
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
W. W. Sample, Jr
J. J. Chandler
Do. A. Sander, M. D
WM. Lages, M. D
Lutesville, Mo
Chinere
the Marines of
Bisa
People's Home Journal
Harness Shop
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. A. McGiernam
W M
R A. DeWitt
A. J. Manion Proprietor
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