Fragmented OCR note hints at disjointed events and names
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Neumas
Todd
Weaners and Clean Busi ness Shape Plan
A clipped report describes efforts to keep a business and its fleet clean and well formed. scattered phrases hint at a local event or meeting with names like Connell and Peters, a May calendar reference, and weather notes noting temperature highs and lows.
Recital by Mr. Tidden Draws Strong Classical Cheers
The program opened with a Prelude in A minor and Beethoven sonata, then featured Holy Man, Die Walkure excerpts, and Birdling motifs. Norwegian dance and a Bargiel scherzo displayed high virtuosity, with Chopin evades and nocturne praised. audience urged encore and reception at Mr. Myers’ home. hopes for another recital.
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Vmg
Casino
Mr. Tilden
Beethoven
Abero Mejor
Tiddes
Tien
Bargiel
Brasig
Chople
Gottschwk
Tidden
J. K. Myers
Unie Etty
Mrs Kate Douglass Wiggins Reads Her Own Stories
Mrs Kate Douglass Wiggins read three of her own tales to a crowded audience at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. The selections included Bocence from Trumolly's Quest, A Cathedral Goodship, and The Bird's Christmas Carol, all performed with charm and clear character voices.
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Keate Douglass Wiggins
Plainfield
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian
Kate Douglass Wiggins
Trumolly
Iumor
England
Theo
Baioral Mutter
Wiggins
Board of Health backs Courier against Green Brook nuisance
The Board of Health and the Courier grapple over a Green Brook nuisance case. An editor praised for timely action receives further compliments from a prominent health board member, while the Daily Press criticizes and ignores the subject.
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the Board of Health
Buisapee
Daily
Presa
Lors
Board of Health
Protay Bapery Treaty Five Tears Old
The fragment mentions a treaty related event dated January 19 with references to Major Geversla Bowers and a cultural or ceremonial context. The readable text is garbled, but hints at a formal gathering or commemoration connected to a treaty anniversary.
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Geversla
Bowers
Club finances face rescue plan amid creditor pressures
A civic club seeks to rehabilitate finances after creditor judgments totaling about $1,000, with a plan to sell club property to satisfy debts. If funded, remaining assets would be distributed pro rata to creditors, while members may be asked to renew support or exit. A Friday meeting will decide on creditors’ terms and club’s future.
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P Waeltiekt
Neaalth Ae Ae
Thomas Keller
Mr. Keller
Noah
Rere
Orew Wnt
Readig
Preparing a Shary Stick and North Avenue Sewer Threat
A Plainfield man warns he will compel Grand Jury action over North Avenue sewer overflow into Green Brook. He threatens to spearhead a public protest if authorities fail to address sewer maintenance and Brook cleanliness, signaling intense local attention to the case.
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Plainfield
North Avenue
von County Grand Jury
Judge Nash warrants issued for forgery case
A warrant was issued today in the case against Kia Bay for the forgery of a check. The complaint by Mrs. Bila Night is noted, with authorities pursuing the accused as the City News reports in terse terms.
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Nash
Jon
Bila
Iugale Aguinet Kia Bay
Installation and entertainment of club officers and members
The record notes officers including President Morse and Vice President Dena, Treasurer Corwin, and Conductors, with Asst. Conductors and attendees. After installation, members enjoyed musical and literary events featuring piano solos and a quartet, followed by a social hour around 11:30 p.m. inFrankish street area, with uncertain venue details and names.
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Fon Veg
Brewster
B Stephen
Edwant Morse
Ee Charles Dena UN
MC Dobbime
Abe
Frederick Rushmore’s Local Flight From Wealth and Duty
Frederick Rushmore, formerly of an island family with a 950000 share, joined the U S Army at Fort Adams Newport, served two years and seven months, and after discharge returned to Plainfield last spring. He briefly worked in L Bearhame’s timber yard, left in May, citing irksome duties and doubt about the future.
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Frederick Raghcore
Rhesumes
Flerward
Wrandfsther
Frederick
Rushmore
United Army
Fort Adama
Newport
Enly
L. Bheanme
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