Local Business Directory Fragments in Portsmouth Herald
Fragmentary listing of addresses and names across Maine towns including Portsmouth area shops and residents. Names such as Moses Urns Norton Greenland Hildreth Wentworth and others appear with street cues like State Street Market Street and York Reach. Unable to determine a single event. reads as an observational cluster of local establishments and residents.
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Trackingiam
State St
Moses Urns
Congress St
BR. M. Wilton
Market St
A. Prete
Sunt St
G. A. Norton
Greenland
W.oc
Hildreth
York Reach
Holland
York Village
ML. Curth
Batchelder
Ittery
Mes
Wittery
J. TL
Atney Tity
Austin Géo
Weather fragment and scattered names from a historic page
A fragmented weather snippet mentions Teron Oh Toby and Mersiseack with garbled city notes and personal names. It references Mayes, GriLIN, Merten, Mery Ue, and Nebs, with unclear locations and dates. The text resembles OCR damage rather than a coherent report.
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Evry
Teron
Toby Escrues
Smnessy
Tate
Ante
Misi
Benny Town
Republican rally in Oregon march on Veterans Day events
A fragmented local notice describes a Republican rally at Freeman's Hall with season tickets for 59 cents and a public program including entertainment. It mentions venues on Tavares Street and local department divisions, with unclear references to wine, music, fairs, and attendance, plus a stray note about veterans and rail service in the same garbled text.
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Erecal Cagood Lodge
O. OF
Fain
Tavares Street Department
Freeman's Hall
Tottale Entertainment
Untold Boston Paper Narrative From Kittery River Shore
A fragmented Reston era scene centers on the Kittery river area near Marcellin and nearby towns. The passage mentions Tug boats, water sites, and local figures shaping a coastal event amid the United States context, with scattered names and places throughout.
Sunday Morning Gard Players Readies New Season
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sunday Morning Gard Players and references to a series, training, and preparation. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to specify a concrete summary.
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GARD
Lady Pedestrians and Dusty Streets Retold
A scrambled note recounts pedestrians in dusty streets and a motorist incident on a Sunday, referencing the Hun of the teat elyd and a Kent locale. The fragment hints at social interactions and a routine outing disrupted by dust and confusion.
Forest fire at Hayes and Hett farms reported
A large brush blaze affected Hayes and Hett farms with firefighting efforts ongoing. Local residents warned to avoid the area as crews battled the flames through the afternoon and evening. No injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation. Firefighters from nearby districts assisted, stabilizing the scene.
Uncertain Work Start Noted in Local Physics Group
Fragmentary OCR describes early activity in a physics group involving a project or site near a street. Mentions of Town, New Tampa stores, and Honda appear amidst garbled names and dates, with references to an act and local officials in vague terms.
Laties Auxitay Night Notice at The Hall
Whist party and dance announced by Laties Auxiliary at The Hall on Friday evening with music and social time for attendees. Invitations extended to local members and guests for a community event.
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Laties
Unclear historic note on Striene and Venebrine role
Fragmentary text references Striene and a term likely tied to a volunteer of Venebrine with dates and a panel of cards. Details are lost in garbled OCR, preventing a precise event or person identification.
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Wiwinteer
Venebrine
Ev Ysia
Personal notices reveal a web of visits and contacts
The item lists a traveler named Vwlethe and numerous friends visiting across cities including Creenkind Manchester and New York. It notes receptions, calls to speak, family greetings, and upcoming travel back to Washington with plans to reunite with relatives.
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Vwlethe
Mandan Fass
Teish
Pondieton
Streck
Manchester
Donielh
New York
Dushee
Meertan Iilyy
Cottage Hospital Annual Meeting Recap and Directors Elected
A chaotic but readable report outlines Cottage Hospital's annual meeting held Monday. Funds totaling about $857 were gratefully received, with notices of donations to the nursing staff and hospital activities. Directors elected include Mrs. John W. Was, Mrs. Basil Anglin, Mrs. E. Riotball, and others. secretary named Mrs. Jamie H. Brevetecretary.
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Percy Vison
Che Hosvil
John W. 7
Siptusent Ius Unitarian Pree Bed
Basil Anglin
Jones Brewhig Company
Free “Wael
BE. PL Riotball
Mya Fhi.tfa
Jamie HW
Sears
Neering
Samed
Borly
Houses Piped for Gas at Cost
We offer to place gas pipes in walls from street main to the house, set the meter, furnish all pipe and labor for piping parlor, sitting room, dining room, hall or kitchen, plus lighting fixtures. Chandeliers included. Completed work priced at 16 dollars. We’ll provide special figures for larger jobs and send an estimator on request.
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