25 May 1921
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
1
A garbled dispatch describes a seed from a Prosperous elm like Ging on seeds sleeping for centuries. It details planting in Cincinnati to fund a museum, and compares seeds in tombs with a broader medley of life and existence.
Ino undline foretea aftadys and ecre tors Petes racers travel to a race at Wee with Elas. The item notes a forthcoming event and mentions local competitors and plans for the meet.
A garbled OCR line offers few readable details about a local incident or scene. Names dates places or organizations are not clearly present, leaving only scattered phrases and vague references to a blow and a bite.
A garbled note from a local sports column hints at a troubled baseball season for Abas and the team. Mentions schooling and fatigue while raising concerns over performance, training, and upcoming games in a tense regional sports scene.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Dopey Carpentier bowl. The readable text hints at a ceremonial or decorative object and a reward or acknowledgment but lacks coherent context or clear facts. Further text is needed to identify participants, place, or date.
Hedder News reports farm folk gathering for a Bluford election eve event and local visits. Florence Brown travels to Contratia. Vernon and neighbors note road work and social dinners at J G Millers. J J Willis and others attend a Pleasant Grove birthday dinner. weather and rain outlook discussed with Vernon visit.
Automobile owners must prepare and display their licenses and both front and rear plates by June a to avoid prosecution. Sheriff 526 Grant Trvin announces strict enforcement and new excuses of the law will be enforced.
Opdyke Cemetery association members will meet for Decoration Day in the afternoon and report money received and paid out. Regular church services were held at the Baptist and Moi churches. The W M S will host a picnic supper for new members at Cook's Grave. Various local residents visited relatives and attended funerals and gatherings over the past week with several families noted.
Miss Alice Frances of 28 Fast Alexander Street says she suffered severe back pain dizziness and faintness from a womanly weakness. After using Cardui from a druggist her symptoms improved and she recommends Cardui as a valuable remedy for women.
A fragmented passage discusses prescriptions and compounds used for various ailments, mentioning a druggist with forty years in the trade. It references medical conditions and the idea of compounded remedies for illnesses, with uncertain claims and wording.
Belle Rive notes report Miss Louise Whhs and Noma Shrum visiting Miss Bessie Green in Bluford for commencement exercises while many locals traveled to Carbondale Mt. Vernon and Albion for visits and church events.
Clyde Lee North Long Prater spends weekend with Arlington Weir and others in Mt Vernon area. Hattie Hirons and daughter Aline visit Seborn Munnen family. Swartz and John citer called on. Mayberry bridge pitting contract tied to Cawood. Little Thelen Muannen visits grandmother in Waltonville. Plowing work with Chas lee and Albert Liebbengood assisting. Knox brothers Jim and Ernest return from Christopher. May, Gladys and Marie Knox visit Beulah and Mila Wilson near Woodlawn.
A brief item notes subscription details for the Register-News, identifying A. N. and B.A. service contacts, with payment and delivery terms for Peatore Payor residents.
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