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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
2
Disjointed OCR fragment outlines county events with references to Lee, Cridrens tvap, Las teen, and a case involving Charles Ha and Hatener. Notes a person named Lafe and a town detour for Medina aid, plus a scene of a ruck hand in socket and a medical town transport.
Fragmented OCR text from a Hastings page mentions various individuals visiting, returning, and attending events. The garbled prose references Mr 0, MD Jone Mire MOA Gate, Gate and Myo da Hen- Vee GD AN, and several named people and places, with scattered notes on trips, conventions, visits, and retirements. The article is largely incomprehensible but centers on social notices and movements of residents.
OCR fragments reveal scattered names, committees, and party notes. Mentions include Neha Bounds and Tias, Omaha figures, and local political figures like Nipp, Dietehler, and Kruse. The text lists delegates and nominees with unclear roles amid a scrambled vote context.
Fragmented local items report community happenings from spring arrival to building projects. Mentions Prong Yue Diedeatt and Marguerita Aistrope, campus housing plans, athletic facility work, and a new dormitory near Joe Oliyer plot. Mentions Prof Gaston and Winifred leaving for Stanford and Mrs Pheary Shieldan visiting Bear Hinleon.
A correction item notes a misprint in a Mendental case. The sheriff charges reflect the defendant’s self defense claim and the courtroom record clarifies the assault sentence and hands on evidence.
A fragment recalls a cherished heirloom passed through generations from Aunt Sullig Spicer to Jane to Jim and Sue Helle, finally lost when a china gift was smashed. The speaker laments the loss of a useful family article near Jim’s birthday, recalling multiple gifts and shared moments.
An aging traveler laments diminished wonder in far flung trips and the modern drift toward souvenir pictures and routine accounts. He argues timeless exploration should produce meaningful writing, not mere bragging about distant voyages.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a theater or fashion scene with references to papas and costumes, a courtroom mood, and a crowd of people including children. The text mentions Venmth reentry, Landen CC, and chaotic dialogue, but clarity is low and many names are unreadable.
Notice in probate records states hearing will occur at the Glenwo District on the fifth day of June 1412. The instrument has been witnessed and filed by CG T. Brothers, acting as executor.
The Tribune prints a compact time table listing westbound trains Nos 15 23 88 and 1 and eastbound Nos 6 4 20 and 2 from Omaha Plattsmouth Pacific Junction and Malvern Tabor and Fontanelle area stops with arrival and departure times for am and pm slots. The notice ends with a promotional line about the Tribune’s neat printing services.
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