Mt Vernon Postoffice Transcription and Mail Rates
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Mt Vernon
Unis
Gyial
Jefferson County
Eutade
Jefferson
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Earrer
Pagal We ohetapier and the Major General Long Memory
An oblique reminiscence recalls a family, a father, and many children. The speaker notes burdens, compares lives, and reflects on strain within a family, urging action to lift weight from loved ones.
Fragmented OCR shows prewar tax burden and limited relief
Prewar Avernee family paid a heavy tax of 8800 to support government expenditures. The text indicates little relief is available and hints at inadequate wartime adjustments. Names and details are garbled, but it suggests a cautious, constrained fiscal situation and speculation about future costs.
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Avernee
Domehe
Maveriilent Pervdee
Cotes
Tiportamt
Fragmented OCR Notes on Party Votes and Attire
A garbled OCR passage notes talk of votes and outfits, mentioning names and places in a disordered sequence. It references a vote, attire, and fashion items with scattered fragments that obscure a clear event or outcome. The readable terms include possible mentions of people, locations, and dates, but specifics are not deducible.
Fragmented OCR Note About Local Report
A garbled OCR excerpt references a generic local report or event with unclear names or specifics. No clear persons organizations dates or places are readable to determine a factual headline or meaningful summary.
Waltonville Chautauqua Guests Attend Local Events
Miss Geneva Tierbert of Mt Vernon and Miss Neva Elliston hosted guests at Chautauqua last week with attendance from Mt Vernon and Chester figures. Local society notes include visits by Mrs Kyle and family, Prof Epperson as principal, and Ralph McCowen with Miss Hagel Tramulton at Mt Vernon. The community organized a plan for next year’s Chautauqua amid fundraising, with local elections for a committee chair and judges scheduled after Sunday school.
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Geneva Tierbert
Mt. Verbon
Neva Elliston
Ruth Slater
Mt. Vernon
Washe Euest
Alisa Laverna Pattie
Bonnie
Kyle
Mueikieroy
Marvino
Carbondale
Abi
Mra
Ehantauqua
Mira
Ates
BP Manieb
Fippersoi Fies
Mies Bee Hativon
Centratta
Luedite Pevis
Mt.eenan
Mas
Pad Gilbert Mio Uva Lewis
Dittle Adanahter
Bo Plivens
Pos
Carson
Atd Abra
Pertien Letyyeat Arab Danshiter
Mar
Tia
Lower Wabash Association
Universalist Church
Ualil
Peart
Theo Feater
Long Prairie
Hame
J. Wo
Chavatarqua
WR. Newell
Paui Gilbert
Springfield
Gilbert
Tittle
Ladies Aid
Ralph McCowen
Hagel Tramulton
Cooley
Thompson
Union
Chirubangia
Revo Mir Thanger
Hnanda
Nimons
Suttdas
Sande School
Cheantie
Cheannie
Abb Vernon
Porebiries
B. Poderter
Watton Siodge
Notice of postponed ice cream supper at Pleasant Grove
The ice cream supper at Pleasant Grove School is postponed to August 26 from 8 to 20. The event will be held at the school as planned, with updated timing.
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Pleasant Grove Schdes
Pridey Eavening
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