Growing fruit and blight fight in Georgia garden
FP S Lee mentors fruit growing in Carmi fund project aiming to grow chestnuts and walnuts, hoping to beat blight with seedling futures. says acreage and future yields hinge on disease resistance and market timing. The Macon Telegraph recounts a bribe anecdote and a running tale of outlaws and law enforcement in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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S. Lee
Shawanee
Macon
Bobby Norris
Hal
Nesty
Nheeg
Leman
Nocrig
Bobby
Eily
Negra
Fragmented tale of a theater scene and scattered dialogue
A long, garbled excerpt depicts a bustling scene with a stage or parlor setting. Characters speak in fractured lines about a show, a journey, and moments of conversation and interruption. Names, places, and objects drift through the text in a stream of OCR artifacts.
Pal and They Will He Ring Coastline School Feud
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and phrases about a local dispute or meeting. Readable items mention a group, a plan, and a small authority body. The text is incomplete, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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Pal
Coumles
Lintitieh
Buneth Gang In Hiding Today Reward Posted
Buneth gang members evading capture after a taxewell robbery led to arrests. Officers Taverkis charged with various offenses while Harey Gorely and Lowe face counts. Authorities pursue several suspects in connection with a plan and a horse incident tied to the group.
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Buneth
Mentbeya
Punelange
Haig
Taxewell
Officors
Taverkis
Varebortag
Eraninids
Harey Gorely
Lowe
Mlyarvcaint Natin
Bunrh
Norking
Ans Eppersang
Mili
Wales
Sylvie Vigowell
Market notes and miscellaneous items from a crowded page
A fragmented, OCR heavy market and social column lists assorted names, places, prices, and events. The jagged text mentions vendors, scores, and local figures, with scattered references to shops, meetings, and daily life, all in a dated newspaper card style.
Sen Moss Discusses Tax Benefits and Political Seats
fragmented OCR text outlines Sen Moss discussing advantages of taxation and mentions elections and political appointments. references to belts, county seats, and individuals such as Mrs Kay Bo My MM, with unclear dates or places due to damaged source.
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Sen. Moss
Reese Ehroperty Wits Witinests
Willie
Teaptirs
Biel
Wit
Kay Bo
Town Advance Crew Plastering Unearths Odd Jove Tale
A fragmented report describes an odd scene with references to advance crews, plastering, and a nameless town event. The text mixes hazy names and places, mentioning Hobwanas Hinnal and Walter Metre amid scattered terms and unclear actions. The overall sense notes preparation work and a cluster of unrelated details.
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Jove
Nour Eppeas
Cariion Alm
Teun Wierd
Liernie
Walter
Sanwulas
Open Forum on Umpires Splits Fans in Midwestern Game
A reader letter from Way Roge recounts a tense local baseball game in Middlecawn, praising the umpiring while lamenting fans and players who argued balls and strikes. The author argues that Sunday officials performed well and that the crowd’s complaints overshadowed the effort and skill shown by the umpires.
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Ewing
Duly News
Duhant Dlawerd
Thaban Wren Atan
Bill
Hemut
Roy
Gilberk
Ty Gilbert
le Miler
Wwe
Middleshoro
Wilery
Fem
Aden
Ten Years Ago Alessinna and Family Ties Highlight Ole Miss Vets
Fragmentary notes recall Alessinna and Melina Sheep at Powell and Moore families, Miss Mare Moore Barrett connected to Kaiondds’ sister, Nvko Bryant’s Sunday School at First Methodist Church, Rosentiell and Barton in Virginia, Beanie Shue visiting Spreadwall, Teony weed, and Harry O Baths at Crom mation in Atlinule City.
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Alessinna
Willie Ats
Teony
Harry O Baths
Atlinule City
Aly Gaim
Fragmentary social notes from an unclear Knoxville event
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs 1 1 Hitehonar returning, Miss Berl Buetatian gifting a present, Camp Carnierind honoring Herbert ta, Catherine Mini’s return from South Bend, Lawl with Mas WoT, Kyle and Mrs Prank in Lexington. The passage is garbled with many unclear names and places, offering only scattered social details without a coherent narrative.
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Berl Buetatian
Laexington
Mrs. Prank
Mesut. G
Former Lee Countian Dies in Kilmarnock Virginia
Horberk Hall Gibson, a Lee County native born in Jonesville, died suddenly Monday afternoon in Kilmarnock Va. A Baptist minister for about 25 years, he served in Powell Valley, then King and Queen, before moving to Kilmarnock in 1980. He leaves a widow and three sons, plus parents, four sisters, and many relatives. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Kilmarnock Baptist Church with interment at Morably Baptist Cemetery.
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Gibson
Satus Ville
Tee
Vi Atnel
Markinion Military Ac Nyamt
Fuvial University
Mrs Gibson
Ie ‘Hau
Powell Valley
Low County
Kilmarnock
Gibauth
Witow
Mppi
Marine Corps
Parris Dylan
Robert Anit I
Jonesville
HE. Gilson
St. Charles
Daunusville
Vin
Gilman Skativa
le A. Multons
Gilson Station
Vth
Annn Gilson
Kilmarnock Baptist Church
Tey. HW
DL Anderson
Youman
Maethews
A. Williames
Methodist Church
Welby Bonner
Welly Manfier
Garnalt Claybrook
Ernest McKnoney
Willie Chilton
Albert Noblett
George Cutler
Gurlan Norris
Eubank ‘Keakle
Henry Chase
Sam Rubank
Melvin Hiske
K. M. Chilton
Walter Ashburn
Sargent Browl
R. Hatten
Carrall Saunders
James Lewis
Tom Kelley
Harry Rarl
R.A. Treasde
W.E. Gurrell
Frank Beano
B. Coppedee
Chis Davis
McClintock Thayale
MC. Winstead
Fragmented Local Family Notices and Rural Happenings
Local items report births, visits, and community notes from West Virginia and nearby areas. Entries mention new arrivals Barbara, Oma, and Barbara’s mother, plus travels of Essie Rhodes Maj McCuffee and Mrs Garret Wilson. Community members such as Miss Fannie Thompson teach at White Church with many pupils, and general remarks touch on local leaders and military topics.
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Angloby
Gandin Hieve Ak Uber Puceh
Ail Nis Osea Parti
Oma
Yolyn
W. Va
Wraml Mes
Andy Beyeley
Barbara
Catherleat
Essie Rhodes
Maj McCuffee
Insull
Garrett Wilson
Hihway
Joh Denny
Ewing
Neta
Teo
Fannie Thompson
White Church
Andy Goodin
Washington
Rabbit encounters rattlesnake in Laurel County woods
In Big Laurel Virginia a rabbit spurns a snake but misses and retreats after spitting in its face. He cleans his mouth, hears a buzzing, and spots a four foot rattler coiled on the bank. He recalls waking after rolling around the hill, then returns to kill the animal.
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Staplecon
Hisself
Doan's Pills Promising Kidney Relief Featured
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a fast, safe remedy to wash out kidney tubes and ease back and leg pains. It warns against harsh drugs and urges readers to obtain Doan's Pills from local druggists, noting the manufacturer and location.
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Doan
Fosters Milbury Ca
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