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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
4
Readable fragments mention Newtown Bere and public notices with names like Henk George Amens Seleomt. The text appears as garbled OCR from a local newspaper page, referencing civic items, possibly notices or announcements, but missing clear context or complete events.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a political or legal notice with scattered names and terms. It hints at dates and entities but provides no clear events or outcomes, leaving the central action and involved parties uncertain.
Bank statements appear unreadable and distorted in the clipped text. The readable fragments reference financial records and a precautionary emphasis but lack coherent details about actions or outcomes.
The document records a meeting of local government officers including president Mes J B S, vice president Mes ES Lowes, and secretary J B Spilimen. It notes attendees from Mary K. Mepuimr to Jane W. Waite and outlines administration tasks for estate Mary B with instructions for presenting proper proof of authority.
The fragment lists Dideet Beier and Camuis Gree along with Ane Barr of Leuasville and other figures connected to a February event. It references a ceremony at Bose College and mentions W. Eliott and Trustees of universities involved. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text mentions prices and items like Bermuda red, Jersey, pawn Pimms, and grocery references. Content is garbled with misread words making exact entities and context uncertain.
Fragmentary notice describes Scher Sons purchase of an estate offer and Best Insurance executive board for guidance. Mentions moving, seeking the next best reviews and selling a “Best Aviwe-Tex Warre Morce” with unclear reference.
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