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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
21
Community groups and fathers gather to repair a neglected water hole, aiming to transform it into a safe public park. If health hazards persist, petition authorities to close it. Readers are urged to consider creating a nearby recreation area and to support summer meal programs for children.
Baby Charles Thomas Bowen, comforted at Lying-In hospital, is reported to be doing well and likely to be brought home soon.
Fragmentary text references a postmaster led expedition between two cities. It mentions a new road route, companions, and a navy declaration claiming the shortest rainy day path, with neither dates nor clear participants.
A garbled OCR item recalls a city meeting where officials discuss delinquent assessments. Mayor Fred Rice addresses aldermen as the council votes on unresolved finance matters amid odd phrasing and unclear details about funds and governance.
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