03 May 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1920
Page
1
Unclear OCR text reports a roadhouse robbery by masked gunmen. Names, places, and details are garbled, with multiple misreads and scattered proper nouns. The readable elements suggest a crime event with alleged attackers and a location, but no verifiable specifics.
Reports from Kittery Point describe multiple church activities and scripture readings. Notable figures include Ada Chambely Ursio of Boxton and Jebiedk Pe, with services spanning readings, sermons, and prayer. The piece notes attendance, dates, and local religious leaders organizing gatherings at the M Uni and other sites.
A disrupted meeting amid rising milk costs sparks discussions among producers led by Gambond and Omega figures. Officials including Fin J. Dinwind of West Parksl weigh impacts as shipments and markets face unsettled conditions and regulatory questions.
A garbled local column mentions Kittery events, a ballad, and community notices. It references a Sunday gathering, a town event with a pageant, and voter notices. Names like Cutts, Lewis, and Morow appear amid fragmented lines about local civic activity and a primary enrollment reminder.
Fragmented OCR recounts Pepperrell Gove with a list of names including Thomas Bailey Vere and Ramanad CG, mentioning the Mivastuginpi River and a yacht defense effort in New York. It notes a shift to hotel business and an untimely death amid unclear details and garbled passages.
A garbled historical account describes Tonle and Wissi inital sujet and a Dotter trip. It mentions a business plan, race with experienced men, and a long passage to Shoals. Names such as Rhodds and Ap Moore Tal appear with places like Gorvloh Island and Water Mad. The text blends travel, family, and maritime imagery.
Lincoln guard Robert W. Nickle died aged 31 after serving in the Clat war era. He hailed from Phitsfield Mass and was connected to Portsmouth via rental arrangements. The Herald lists him as a former guard and notes his death in the daily record.
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