Fragmented Verse on Snow and Time
A garbled writer recalls a winter scene with fleeting images and personal reflection. The text blends names and places in a dreamlike cadence, hinting at memories, a reel, and a grocery setting. The fragmented lines evoke mood over clear narrative.
County Court Proceedings and Obituary Notes
County court adjourned with allowances for salaries and expenses including J Mon roe Robins $100 monthly and Wilbur M Welker $112.50 monthly for school superintendent. Postage and bridge construction funded. John B Smith and Homer F Williams attorney contract noted. Obituary records for Senator Smith recount long service from Bollinger to national roles, noting education, law career, church involvement, and his death at Farmington.
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St. Louis
Forti-one Bolinger County boys in war record
Fragmented OCR notes describe Bolinger County youths affected by war service and a Marine death in an accident. Mentions naval and military terms with unclear names and places, lacking coherent details or dates.
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County Judge Fees Reported For July Adjournment
Fragmentary notes indicate county judge actions and fee details with mentions of LW and OG La Myete and S16 services. Payment amounts include $1740 for county judge services while adjourned, with unclear dates and names due to garbled OCR.
Last Appeal for Foster Parents for 60 000 French War Orphans
A 1919 state fair edition promotes foster parenting for 60 000 French war orphans. Highlights include premium exhibits by the War and Navy departments and the Battle of St Mihiel reenactment. The piece notes Prince Brewster and the Fatherless Children of France committee guiding the drive, with fundraising from ten cents daily per American foster child and a plea to support displaced children through the fair’s campaigns.
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