Fragmented notices from a town meeting and events
The text records assorted local items from a meeting in Plainfeld Missouri and nearby happenings. Mentions include postponed meetings, a chief ranger issue, a pet inflicting a death, church activities, meteorological predictions, War Relief work, hurricane effects, postal concerns, and various community services and gatherings with dates and locations scattered through the narrative. The tone is period newspaper style with brief notes on civic, religious, and social life.
Pleteteld Street Railway Plans Belt Line Around City
City officials report the Pleteteld Street Railway Company aims to build a belt line around the city by looping from West Seventh Street to Netherwood via an outer route. Property owners reluctantly consent to a through route, but the company prefers Fish Street for its width and fewer turns.
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Fourth
Bleasd
Franklin Plece
Fish Street
Lara
Netherwood
Tts
Heiverwood
West Seventh Street
Ain
Wanamassa Camp Y M C A Reopens At Asbury Park
On July 22 Wanamassa Camp near Asbury Park will reopen with seashore access and a one acre athletic field plus gymnasium bowling alleys and a quarter mile bicycle track. The facility offers bathing boating fishing and rain proof wood floored quarters with rates for association members seven dollars per week day members ten to twelve dollars per week and transient rates per day one to two dollars with board lodging and gym access available. Contact Y M C A rooms for details.
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Wanamassa
Asbury Park
Knigts of Pythins Lodge Enjoy Evening of Music and Speech
A Highland style meeting at Scotch Plains No. 74 and Unity Lodge in Plainfield featured Grand Chantelion address and an exemplar of secret work. Guests included Past Chancellor Donavan and Brothers W. of Unity, T. E. Flannery, John Archibald, John Haskard, and A. D. Pope. A vocal program and a dance followed, with the Plainfield delegation arriving by special stage at two o'clock in the morning.
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Donavan
Unity Lodge
Julia Plaspery
Unity
Perseverance Lodge
Scotch Plains
Plainfield Delegat
Prosperous Building And Loan Association Meeting
A meeting of the Plainfield Building and Loan Association directors was held in Jackson and Coding's office last evening. A bid from a member to use funds to build a house was rejected as unwise to withdraw from the books. The association is winding down, with three series of shares on the market and first series having eleven issued. shares with a $100 face value are quoted at about $200.
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First Presbyterian Church
Gilbes
Messia
Dann
Ea Cateral
New York
Gorpa
Wrenrhibay
Bissell
Laptiang
Mt Alfre Baptast
Thory Baral
Bunda
Park
Oeuan Grove
E J. Pichugh
Epworth League of Grace M E
Plainfield Building and Loan Association
Jackson and Codingwo
County Board of Registration Organizes in Union County
The Union County Commanovers met at the courthouse to organize the election apparatus. Governor Wers appointed members including Wiley and Woodril as secretary, with commissioners Elmore J. Moffett of Plata and William Chamberlain of Romeo. The board adjourned to August 44 to appoint election boards for all wards and townships on recommendations from party committee chairs.
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Union County
Gor. Wers
Court House
Pad
Wiley An Ebail
Woodril
Seowenen
Elmore J. Moffett
Plata
William Chamberlain
Romeo B
Richmond street arrest explained by self defense claim
Mr Carson asserts he acted in self defense during an incident on Richmond Street after a Sunday ball game near a free house. He says boys bashed and insulted him, prompting his actions as he faced abusive language and threats.
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Bvrrow
Tae Cowan
Richmond Street
What a Jolly Place for Bicyclists in Plainfelder
Andrew Gavett recounts Council of Hornellsville allowing bicycle riders to use streets and sidewalks day and night without bells or lamps. Pedestrians urged to take care as one rider struck a street rider. A councilman proposed banning wheels on sidewalks but the Mayor vetoed the measure, defending youths’ pleasure and city dignity.
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Andrew Gavett
Hornellsville
Pleasant Evening at Mrs Bashan’s Madison Ave Party
A small family gathering at Mrs. Bashan’s Madison Avenue home in Bosor Earle New York featured literary and musical selections and dancing. Miss Earle, a talented elocutionist, impressed with dialect performances including Uriah and Jew dialects, and was soon to give an exhibition of her abilities.
Unclear fragmentary item hinting at local notices
Fragmentary list mentions a Mr. Joan Hilardi near Mil tune and a dog and chickens, with garbled phrasing about a civic or local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hilardi
Miltune
Digestive troubles and uneasy nerves warned in old advice
An old public health note warns that stomach gnawing sensations signal indigestion and nerves, with comfort fading as clothes feel tight. It references Brandreth's Pile as a remedy for severe dyspepsia and similar complaints, urging readers to recall this old remedy.
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Brandreth
Fragmentary note hints at Custoria travel to Oneonta
A garbled report mentions Custoria and Oxmtorta with references to Oneonta and a distant journey. The legible parts indicate a moving scene or travel event, but specific names, dates, and actions remain unclear.
Litt le boy’s near miss ends with hospital saver
A frightened mother saved her child by giving a spoonful of butter after a bottle’s contents nearly killed him. Remarkably, the boy recovered quickly, his ordeal ending as if the incident were ordinary. A local event also notes a planned installation and shore excursion for scholars and families.
Ferry Collision near Jersey Shore Causes Panic on Central
The Central ferry on the 12.1 route collided with a long tow of canal boats after a tag boat passed. The ferry struck midships, veering the tow, as many late passengers including Mainfielders aboard panicked before the vessel was extricated and reached the Jersey shore safely.
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Pusat 5
Baas
Raag
Ee Central
Jersey Shore
Fragmented OCR on French Patriot Celebration in West Second Street
An unclear OCR fragment references a celebration related to France and the Republic, mentioning Jules Boutes Basille, West Second Street, and a general feeling of patriotism. The text is garbled, with stray phrases about explosions, rockets, and cancer charity notes, and contains many nonsensical insertions. The readable elements are scattered and not enough to form a coherent event.
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West Second Street
Jules Boutes
Basille
Republi
France
New York
Routes
World’s Fair Circular Offered by Mulford for Plans
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a World’s Fair event with a circular by Mulford offering information on elmery plants and areas for setting gut, with mentions of dollars and examinations. No clear names or dates are fully legible.
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Mulford
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