11 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary notice describes arrangements at Dutham for free bed admissions for guests. References to Devlin Vue and Caer Ut aha imply a travel or housing provision. Limited readable details suggest a community event or aid measure with unclear dates or organizers.
A fragmentary wedding notice from Exeter describes Mae Woolyir, daughter of Ates, marrying Auginita Masarat at Christ Church in the afternoon. The text is garbled but records a local marriage with names and place.
Readable names appear in a chaotic excerpt referencing a performance and a cast, including Huron OL deniston and Mis Nathatle Shintodbaghens. The text also mentions Richardkon Chipman of Wollaston and Rochester connections amid a stream of jumbled phrases.
Fragmented OCR text notes social life in Dover area during wartime, mentioning Mira Mukudet and family, local gatherings, and returning service members. References to Wrench girls and young officers hint at army service and social shifts. Mentions York A Toavor and Parkfield flotet with meeting planned in Mei Waullingford and Mira House.
In Springville a chaotic scene unfolded as a four moment inter belt caused a canvas top to buckle and a crowd surge. Rev. Mois Meng and Mrs Tew were among those impacted, with one reported dead. Belvidere authorities and Wheonsin seminary officials are assisting.
A woman died when an electrical device or line caused a fatal shock at her home. The report notes her husband or companion tried to intervene as she became entangled with a cord, and bystanders observed the fatal moment near the building. Dr. Mdyward ML Hoystain examined the scene. the deceased was about 40, daughter of John Sawyer of Holmade. The event followed a long afternoon of alarms and speculation about accidental electrocution.
Partial OCR shows a farmer seeking to store wheat and 40 head of cattle, with references to a farm and a field. The garbled text mentions a tale of 209 bushels and a person named Fyptilliire from a Farlo t and Maw, indicating lost context and missing details.
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