07 May 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Palo Alto Times
Location
Palo Alto, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1897
Page
1
Readable text fragment mentions the university and holiday periods. contains numerous garbled words making precise details impossible to confirm. The piece references campus timing, publications, and potential events without clear entities or dates.
A note describes a planned estate project at the corner of TeyaHt street and Horeskavenue by KA. Wetlinger handles the contract for a large house featuring brick walls, a spacious vestibule, and extensive detailing. The text covers architecture notes, interior features, and upcoming events including a large social gathering and a university related competition.
The readable text shows a garbled account of a party notice or invitation with names and places partially legible. Key individuals and locations are uncertain, but mentions a Straunt Mra, Ansbotnay, and Mans thirty, with stray references to avenues and a person named Annie Ait.
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