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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented OCR list from the Portsmouth Herald cites numerous local streets and establishments in Maine towns including Kittery York Beach Ogunquit York Village Wells Wells Corner and Exeter. Names such as Moses Bros Wentworth W. Walker Fred Wyams Arthur Xeawards and Fred H. Marden appear among scattered references to news stands and stores.
A compact almanac item notes October 23 events involving the pilot, Vp RUMSES, and related aviation references. Unclear text references Chuarter, M00 Muon, and Nivw, with limited readable context for precise details.
Fragments describe meetings at Hew courthouse at 7 20 o clock on Thursday evening and various social events and notices. References include Marietta possessions, Mott's shop, and a Hew courthouse gathering amid scattered names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes naval prisoners engaged in some form of labor. The readable lines indicate mention of work, yard or camp, and potential observations about training, conditions, and oversight. Names, dates, or locations are unclear due to garbled text.
An unreadable OCR passage from a Navy Yard section shows scattered names and phrases. It mentions individuals such as Darko and Wolter and references an office interruption, with garbled timestamps and unclear events.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable phrases about a bicycle, Wert, and denim. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable. no decisive action or outcome emerges from the legible fragments.
The notice lists contributors and donors for a lodge fair upcoming in November. Named helpers include The Heine Co., Wendell Dent, William Green, and Markesin Beoghers, with various entries for goods and support.
A fragmented obituary notes the death of an infant and references several garbled names and locations, with unclear relations or details. The text shows multiple misspellings and misordered phrases, hindering a clear account of surviving family or age.
A Boston ceremony united Miss Aid Rein Plumery daughter of Hewes and Caroline Miner of Buster formerly Adlseley with Mr Clarence B Montgomery of this city. The couple were married at St Cace church rectory with Mahoney, PO, presiding. The bride wore a gown of white satin with lace and a long veil. Afterward the couple hosted a luncheon at their home on Makerstag street. The groom, a Tart ienth college graduate, has worked in Brid gei his hometown.
A garbled personal notice summary lists visitors and locals from Cottage Hostal and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Sophia Dix, Scott Locke, Mrs Michael Keete, Mir W Scott Smit, and engineers and workers returning to duties. Several places such as South Eliott, Wonton, Guewatandi, and Cambridge appear amid scattered professional and family references.
Damaged OCR notes rising diphtheria fears at the school as authorities address vaccination, health checks, and student safety amid ongoing public health concerns. Authorities urge parents to monitor symptoms and seek care for fever throat trouble or drooling.
A garbled report notes a large Advent Christian gathering in North Thupten with attendees including Mrs Samet and Jone Lavy, plus the death of Mars Jynes and bereavement of a nephew. A socialist rally is mentioned with Wentworth and a private resistance event, inviting tales and Democratic and Republican attendees.
An article notes a private wire arrangement for the Vortsmoule Athletic Club members. The wire will connect to a house on Court Street and to the business at the city residence, facilitating communications for the group.
A quiet home wedding took place Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s home on Sildite road. Viola May Restle wore a white gown with red ligature accents and orange pegeuins. she was joined by family members as her groom, a farmer named Lal Huth, was presented by officiant Mer Load Thayer at the Norie presbyterian church. The event included a reception and a brief gathering of relatives, with both families in attendance.
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