09 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
Nashua Reporter
Location
Nashua, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
1
A farmer rents three firms near Nashua for a campaign. Mrs Evarye departs for Mo Sherk Washington to care for her sisters faiths. she remains hospital bound for an operation in St Louis.
Fragments indicate individuals Giles and Pat Reuthler called as jurors last week. Mention of Victrs and Sprague with town names such as Teanler and Tiast appears unclear. A letter says someone has gained strength and can go out, while another reports confinement earlier in the week.
A fragmented MARCOCR text reports Sunday church attendance by W. Bunyan and others, a purchase of a new pinny, and various farmers and settlers in Butler County. It mentions a funeral eight miles south of Chirksville, a burial in a cemetery, and local preparations starting the following Tuesday.
Bradford and surrounding residents sent brief visits to relatives in Moon and other towns. Community members hosted callers, shared meals, and attended a birthday gathering at a local home while health concerns and social visits continued through the week.
The text appears as a garbled wartime correspondence with names, places, and events scattered through a stream of partial phrases. It mentions Tim, Mayers, Lutherans, various individuals, travel notes, weather, and military or civic terms, but little coherent narrative or clear report.
Fragmented report notes a peace treaty vote tally of 7 to 27 and mentions Aguinaldo seeking peace talks. The passage references public spending, a doctor’s remedy, and various products, with stray comments on politicians speaking from a porch and car rear.
An old advertisement touts Dr Galdweles Syrup Pepsin for constipation and indigestion. It mentions a trial bottle price and names local dealers Al Rau & Morse's as distributors.
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