03 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
1
A dense report covers the board’s November expenses and financials. It notes text book costs, teacher supplies, and other line items while referencing a superintendent’s guidance and district-wide procurement. The session includes a review of central unit costs, training, and upcoming actions by the board and mayor.
The article notes a new batting record for Home Run Baker, with detailed figures and context on the era. It mentions performances by Mitcheners Baye Syn and others, alongside team and league data, highlighting the record within the season and noting public interest and publication context.
A garbled report outlines a naval construction initiative with references to a pier, quay, and gate work. It mentions leadership, safety, and discharge considerations, plus potential oversight by authorities and the need for orderly procedures to ensure project progress and compliance.
In a fragmentary report from Kittery details emerge of a late evening gathering and local notices. Names linked to events at a government street location are mentioned alongside foreign names and references to visitors and a guest list.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions tax matters for Kittery with garbled words and scattered names. The readable core indicates a special taxpayer notice directed at Kittery residents though specifics are illegible. The item reads as a damaged public notice segment with uncertain details and dates.
In fragmented notices residents report visits by Mrs Meeh and others, church events, farm gatherings, and social exchanges around York and Wentworth Hill. Local subscriptions seek funds for town needs. community members plan meetings, dances, and aid society activities.
Fragmentary text outlines a plan to move a well buoy and mentions Mead, Want Ads, and various garbled terms. No clear event, dates, or identifiable organizations remain readable enough to confirm specifics.
This fragment lists names such as Moltke Titian Wit and Harianonith figures, plus several locations like Now hounabive and Manchester. It hints at a program featuring Protec Ave Koelvng dolag and references references to individuals like J Cve ag and Wilin Grand Resardey, with unclear context and scattered nouns.
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