Local Merchants Listed in Portsmouth Herald Page
A row of names and shop locations appears across the page including Moses Bros Congress Street B OM Tilton Market Street News Stand H M station S A Preble South Street G A Norton Greenland and many others from York Beach York Village New Castle Rye Kittery Wells Ogunquit and nearby towns. The list enumerates various storefronts and vendors from Maine communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham Hotel
State St
Moses Bros
Congress St. B. OM
Tilton
Market St
S. A. Preble
South St
G. A. Norton
Greenland
W. G. Hildreth
York Beach
J. la. Holland
York Village
N. M. Curtis
New Castle
Batchelder
Newa
Exete Wentworth
W. C. Walker
Rye
Unclear fragment notes schedule and events
Fragmentary OCR note lists various terms and times, including dates and names, but lacks coherent events or context. Readable items mention a morning session and a presenter, with scattered references to locations, but no complete report or identities.
Weathering Skies Shroud North Wing and Midwest
Fragmentary weather notes describe a northward wind, shifting skies, and faint rain. The garbled text mentions temperatures around sixty-one and low rainfall, with scattered references to Missouri and Atlanta regions amid uncertain phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Ainethern
City Briefs Highlight Five Year Indian Summer Forecast
A jumble of notes reports a five year Indian summer, November events, and city scenes. Mentions include a concert at Freeman's Hall and preparations for naval prison work. Puzzling lines reference health, a Pleasant Street church, and local civic concerns amid uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Naval Prison
Rohia
Nore
Pleasant Street
HOXIE DIVORCE GRANTED IN SUPERIOR COURT
A divorce was granted in the superior court in Hoxie. The case cites consent and fault as grounds, with the final decree issued to dissolve the marriage between the parties named.
Parish Reception at the Chapel in midweek
An odd OCR notice describes a parish reception titled The Churel and notes a chapel gathering with a pastor named Stan Alte street. Details are muddled but reference to a midweek event and church-related activities appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpa
Stan Alte
Letters From J E Cartete and Bartlett to the Canary Wharf
Two letters published in the Bartlett collection discuss political criticisms and appeals. One letter from J. E. Cartete addresses the Canary Wharf committ ee, noting alleged self interest and urging support against perceived influence. The second letter from Bartlett argues against party political manipulation and urges caution in public discourse while defending integrity and resisting partisan pressure.
Portsmouth Readies for Grange Convention Visit
Local plans focus on hosting the Grange gathering this December with demand for meals and sleeping quarters. City leaders strive to showcase Portsmouth as a capable host, aiming to secure the convention for another term by ensuring suitable accommodations and visitor amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Fifty Four Years Of Married Life Noted For Elia Bratekert
Mr and Mrs Elia Bratekert of Calistreet quietly celebrated their fifty four years of marriage with family and friends. The aged couple shared memories as neighbors offered congratulations and well wishes. Mr Bratekert, a retired chief engineer for the city’s public works, attended the Pearl Protestant church and remained active in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Bratekert
Calistrest
Geo
Coupe
Mrngkelveere
Hrackolt
Boeken
Kittery
Hiurkett
Newrae
Naval Yard Undergoes Construction Amid Deserted Liberty Seals
At the navy yard work began on a new foundation for ship hulls as Rear Admiral Monge visits. A patrol reports shortages in liberty sites for crews despite orders for vessels including Maileah and Marietta Peel. Officials note ongoing petition activity.
Masters Shipfitters Return From Injury Setback
After injuries sidelined two veteran shipfitters, work operations plan to resume on Monday with IMs limited duties in place as crews reorganize.
Personal Notices From Newburyport Amid Travel and Visits
Marshall of Raver is in Tortsmond stor today. Mrs. John Hall of Isles of Shoals visits Newburyport. Mrs. McH Pease and Mira. W. I. Marker spend a day in Boston. Jimes 2 Whalley of lath Teun Yorks in town a few days. Frank Connell and John Wales back from New York. Miss Nettle liages visits from his city. Rev. George W. Farther speaks at revival services in ate Methodist church tonight. Lieut and Mrs. WJ Whitehead stay at the Kearrarge Hotel on Maine battlefront. Lewis Pendleton of Mulberry Street visits relatives in Manchester. Mrs. Fanny Niles sails from Boston to Moroyie for winter. Rev. E. Sb Macy of Kittery to speak at Baptist church. Mr and Mrs William J. Elata return to Boston. Miss Florence 1h Wii returns from Concord. F. Stevens and Thomas F. Phair of Peasaug tele attend Kearsarge Hotel. Gustave Frolman, manager of Marieova troupe, greeted in town. troupe presents The Richest Girl tonight at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
The
Isles of Shoals
Newburyport
McH. Pease
Mira
W. I. Marker
Boston
Jimes 2
Whalley
Lath Teun
Yorks
Dave
Frank Connell
John Wales
New York
WJ. Whitehead
Battlehij Maine
Kearrarge Flotel
Lewis Pendleton
Mulberry
Street
Bogton Lo Its
Police Court Drunks and Disorder Told at Session
In a local police court a series of drunken and disorderly incidents were detailed. James Moriarty was released on bail, with others charged on various counts including intoxication and assault. At the Music Hall, Marie Dora presented The Richest Girl as the evening’s big attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwaind
Ted Buen
James Moriarty
Waeas
Roberts
Ehargel
Crarednerra Bis
Marie Dora
Wilh
Music Hall
Fragmented OCR tale shows unclear legal notice text
The readable fragments describe a disputed matter involving parties and a judge, with references to a road, bonds or loans, and a trial or settlement. Names and places are garbled, but the core shows a legal proceeding or public notice about rights and claims surrounding property or transportation.
Gas pipe installation offer for home wiring and chandeliers
We advertise gas piping for house walls with meter setting and full labor. The offer covers piping the parlor, sitting room, dining room, hall or kitchen, plus chandeliers and a hall fixture. Price starts at 16 dollars and 0 cents with possible special estimates for larger openings. Call the office for an on site estimate.
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Portsmouth Herald
Herald
Mia
Gure
Rusra
Puprses
Fain
Mott's
Congress Street
F. Fale
Freeman's Hall
Buna
Maine
Brent
Bailey
Hoxie
Pike
Anide T. Hoxte
Joseph E. Hoxte
Lhe
Cheliv
Tae
F.W. Hartford
Navy Yard
the Herald
J. E. Cartete
Gromise
Confk Brow
Pare & Bartlett
Andy Ates
Cankentlan
Wileli
Mio
Martford
Willy Wein
Deus Yard
St. Bartlett
Law Onions Page
FL. Bartlett
Bass-Wood Goods
Rendy
Montgomery ’S
Postoffice
Eben Brackett
Deacon
Mrs. Brackett
Union Street
Ue Tna
Lilo Sheers
Mae
Shaits H Hoon
Maileah
Marietta
Peel
Reporwal &O
Whatley
Caph Joseph
Marshall of
Raver
Tortsmond Stor
George W. Farther
Ate Methodist Church
Florence
Thirsery
Concord
F. Stevens
Thomas’ F. Phair
Peesaug Tele, Me
Avonsloak
Kearsarge Hotel
Gustave Frolman
Welllaownye Beach
Sunmer
Tia Portmainth
Marieova Troup
Supreme Court
Fuie Cours
Unanimous Deere
de Lyehermont
Lise
Alles Hetty
Neelweten
New York Central
Peter Ae
Wits
W. Munery
Phila- Cie
John
Adil
Une Herald
Haden
C.E. Walker & CO
State & Water Sts
Congress ST
Fred W. Peabody
Widow Jones
F. W. Lydston & CO
Eliot, Kittery
York
C.A. Towle
A.P. Wendell & Co’s
Market Square
Gray & Prime
TI Market Street
Portsmouth Gas Co
James W. Scott
Unitary
Penhallow,St., Portsmouth
Thomas Loughlin
Commercial Club Whiskey
Staknes
Eugene Lurgh
Mass
Vonessoure
Islington ST
Arthur Tr. Clark
Walter Costello Glazier
Daniel Street
Amo
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