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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
5
A garbled report notes coaches to Indiana trains with threat concerns. Readable names and specifics are limited but the fragment implies a safety or security warning linked to Indiana rail services.
Sprayers and residents report illnesses and daily events around town. Notable items include visits, baptisms, school appointments, farm purchases, and road travel. Attendees mention W. T. Nimorel and others, with social notices from Paoli to Bloomington and Indianapolis.
Liev., BoM. Dillon and family of Chester, LIL, arrived last week for the summer at their fruit ranch southeast of Iowa. Mr. Dillon will shuttle to fulfill appointments. Br. Dillon owns a fine young orchard in Southeast township with several thousand peach trees heavy with fruit.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions organizations and places in vague form. It briefly references a local event and a possible date. The readable portions suggest a community notice with names and a location but lack complete details.
The report describes recovery progress for individuals Marion and Overman in Ohio. It notes medical observations, the patient’s condition, and references recent events, including a brief mention of visits, a marriage, and a reported amount of $17 related to Indianapolis.
A newborn daughter is reported born to Mr and Mrs Charles Padgett this morning. The mother and child are doing well though the father is humorously noted as keeping busy with a pun about watermelons. Local notes mention Roland P Holwany from Wayne County visiting Paohi to oversee drilling near location No 1 and to tend a young orchard near Chambersburg, while Elwood Lindley reports an unusual bees association this year after a close encounter with a hive. The LO R M observed Memorial Day services honoring deceased members with a Grand Lodge address and a performance by the French Lick Band before graves were decorated at the cemetery.
Clerk Brown records mares ride licenses issued since prior reports, naming Claude Sinclair and Pearl Feltner, Joel Newlin and Mary Jane Moore, Lee Hickman and Amy Hyatt, Lyman Haycock and Dessie A. Jones, Hardie L Freeman and Gladys Lomax, Jobin Watkins and Hattie Nudd.
The Republicans of East township hold a convention at Island 5 Suelo Ye to nominate graduates for local offices in November. A report from Orleans notes social and party activities, with plans and concerns for party leadership, finances, and the upcoming election.
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