Funeral for Mrs Maody Cave Held at Vresbylerian Church
A large crowd gathered at the Contes Street Vresbylerian church for the funeral of Mrs Maody Cave who died Tuesday night. Rev Bartlett officiated as services were conducted, with burial at Okleend cemetery. George Th Morteth and family prepared to leave for Rodfield for family matters.
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A. Tartlett
Reva
Baylor
Okleend
George Th Morteth
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Roodield
Hharesh Poddle
Peres Cerlos
Court session on vestatinge case adjourned to afternoon
The hearing before Judge Win Morris on the Shemawol state era n WI Daly case was continued by afternoon. Mrs McAlbany did not state the nature of Fraulein all Have returned Prom a sexual wooley pleasure visit to Navas City.
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Shemawol
WI Daly
Dave Tee
Morris
Mra. McAlbaney
Fraulein
Woeley Plaisane
Navas City
No New Year Legger Needed Says Our Office
Poorly legible notice touts a new system for office needs and legal bills with jargon like Milae Mak Boads and Ollice Necensitfern. It hints at changes for the new year and urges readers to review the loose legal system details.
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Milae
Ollice
Miners’ Show Brings Crowd to Elliott Avenue
A large audience gathered yesterday for a miners’ event at Elliott Avenue describing demonstrations by local participants. The crowd heard remarks from notable figures including Martha Wilson of Mexia and Terce Chontidinn of Macai County while observers noted the presence of police and community leaders.
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Bhawnee
Olehelionta
Arebwad
Martha Wilaon
Mexia
Terca Chontidinn
Macai Coutty
WilwGniffey
Adlernonai
Complex local political drama and a grocery sellout noted
The piece recounts a wartime era style political contest with party factions and a candidate withdrawal. It mentions Waller Noel selling his grocery store to A. Pittviell and planning engagement in poultry business. It notes a December style civic meeting, names multiple local figures, and references a state deputy and county election dynamics.
Mrs Sam Tarch Moves Store Location
Mrs Sam Tarch announces a relocation of her grocery store from North Willhcate Street to Reed Street, replacing the old Hogarth grocery outlet. The move aims to improve convenience for residents seeking a cleaner, more spacious shop near the new police storeroom, with better access on Reed Street.
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Ty Lediy
Willhcate Street
Reed Atreet
Hogarth Grocery
Reed Owtreet
Ploio
Hewcoterprigg
Railroad turmoil halts Wabash shop work and repairs
Wabash shops suspend all employment until February as crippling wire damage and crippled telegraph service disrupts operations. Officials post notices delaying work, while staff attend funerals and transport household goods amid mass disruptions across the railroad system.
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