Notable Visitors Bring Lineage to Local Family
Mrs. Millard and her son Ralph of St. Louis visit their mother Ms. Rose Hayes with other relatives. G. H. of Cody Wyoming and Jows G. H. of Nevada are mentioned among visiting relatives nearby.
14 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
1
Mrs. Millard and her son Ralph of St. Louis visit their mother Ms. Rose Hayes with other relatives. G. H. of Cody Wyoming and Jows G. H. of Nevada are mentioned among visiting relatives nearby.
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms such as bags beds hotels teas and numbers with stray letters and partial names. No coherent event or subjects emerge beyond miscellaneous items and possible personal notes.
In a fragmented notice-like passage several names appear including Darcy Robert Dearnin Pee Baywone Ulisses Mabel Sxoagyn Rena Dearmin and a reference to a meeting and a Bayduck Buggy marketed by AL Sou & Cn. The text resembles a damaged advertisement or social notice with unclear context and scattered proper nouns.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to England and a place or event called Royal Taces. The readable segments imply an entry or liaison context with unclear specifics. No identifiable persons or organizations are preserved in the legible text.
Mary Stalcup files for divorce from William H. Stalcup claiming abandonment and habitual intoxication. She resides at Quon and her husband lives in Arkansas. Matt ingly & Myers represent her in this suit.
Reported signs of oil around the town include a seep at the base of a bluff that has burned when struck with a match. Authorities plan drilling as soon as possible to explore the site and assess production potential.
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