Madison Leads In Excellent Crop Report Of Oil Fertility
A damaged Arkansas agricultural bulletin notes Madison township tops Lake County in oil fertility and crop value. It cites 1914 figures for field corn, sweet corn, hay crops and apple production with Marlton and Nile townships following in various categories. The report, audited for the state board of agriculture, highlights livestock counts and fruit tree totals across multiple townships and lands in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Madison Township
Altstrie
Strota
Depids Arsistor
Roy Coburn
Sehile Yarrieny
Annod Valles
Nile Township
Unibar
Igrong Sul Mattson
Busliola Cobt
Creal Tnyenshin
Labacen
Nile
Marlson
Secont
Ord Wroom
Mailton
Aldekous Swith
Selamn
Children Party at York Park Promises Joyful Day
Readable lines describe a children’s party at York Park with rides games prizes and a petting activity. Organizers invite families to bring children and note the event benefits from Mothers Club and church support with volunteers and local leaders listed as organizers. Deer Park views highlighted as a park asset with the event emphasizing welfare and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Park
York
Ihe
Marhor
Memorial service for departed Wush members set for afternoon
The W. OL W. Memorial service to honor departed members is planned for this afternoon at Groentowns. Officials will lay wreaths and hear brief remembrances for George Kal, Davel Wolbeosik, and others, before funeral attendees proceed to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colles Hod Meemenny
Uisteree
Falls Off Fence Fractured Elbow Incident Reported
A man sustained an elbow fracture after falling from a fence on Sixtieth Street. The mishap occurred Thursday evening near the rear of a residence, with witnesses noting a sudden loss of balance. Virgil Fawfer allegedly offered a suggestion following the accident. The injured party was attended to by local medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Sub price rise hits Covington saloons during shortages
Relic for her int Cov ington tohase no majority at the saloon. Increase in the cost of product per barrel from 15 to 50 cents forced saloonkeepers to raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kyl
Attendance at Services by Knights of Pething
Sunday services are to be held by the Knights of Pething at the Manal She at Seveaih amd Gay etreyt. The Kalstits will Rally promptly at maareh to the chive Ire Sogep Verh. Weal Cas ss Me a BIRTHS Mazol. Mr and Mrs Ylsin Schofield welcome their son born to the Feaances Maaicth of Colum as Frida Mer anil Hea Sch were former residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pething
Ylsin Schofield
Columas
Anil
Girl Scouts Dive Plan Amid Scout Event Chaos
A garbled notice describes Girl Scouts joining a river swim event with Scouts. It mentions Miss Marve Swear as chair and a five o clock start. Names Tolan Atkins and others appear, but many details are unclear.
Ship orders approved amid chaotic wartime logistics
The document outlines Navy and port actions approving shipping orders, transfers, and personnel movements connected to wartime supply lines. It notes vessel transports, distribution of apparel and equipment, and duties at various depots and stations, with references to associated officials and locations.
Fragmented Portsmouth Scene Described in Erratic Chronicle
An OCR fragment from a Portsmouth page depicts a chaotic street scene with mentions of a Feliceman, chased individuals, a revolver route, street vendors, umbrellas, and assorted crowds. The garbled text names places and events but lacks clear sequence or complete details.
Graves Decorated By Railway Brotherhood Members
Four organizations plan a memorial grave decoration at Greenlawn cemetery starting at 9 40 this morning with a parade from Yeabamentoall to Greenlawn. The event includes a service at Munky duited Her led by Pastor Wolfe. Special committees and members from each group will decorate graves and place 256 flags before the ceremony concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railway
Hecarilo Lin Giarés
Greenluwe
Greenlawn
Ol West Gontay
Munky
Wolfe
Chute
Everett Wilke
CG. Mercer
Ape Moar
J.C. Meter
Areail
E. Steed
Dea Moore
Metef
Ror Sampson
Musiliace
Sirs
Etta Beemler
Mes
Viola Parwer
C. & Murtin
Tax collection total reaches 54110.05 in two weeks
The two week tax collection closed at 54110.05 according to Treasurer Dods. Funds counted Saturday noon show the total, with the final close of books set for July 16 when the collection period ends.
Union township man freed after grand jury delay
A Union township man released on bond regained liberty Saturday after a stray voyage into the jail and a court stage setback. The individual, identified as Bard, faced charges including threats and public agitation, with an earlier hearing halted by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA Rant
Union Township
Trlave
Retained Office To Remain In Local Courthouse
The notice states the office will remain in the current building after an absence of repairs. The magistrate will hold daily duties in the office and conduct general mercantile business. The family seeks a new home while awaiting final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanite 3
Givens Bition
Squire Art
Frankin Teenie court notice of boy held for crimes
Fragmentary text reports a youth named Charles Craberer, age 13, detained by local authorities after alleged bogus purchases and thefts in an unnamed city. The notice mentions a Franklin Teenie court, a suspected theft of a necklace, and a pending transfer or action seven days after detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imige Gani
Calumbus Autores
Charles Craberer
Ahd
Elty
of. Keore
Sette
Architect C. Taylor Opens Portsmouth Office
Architect C. Taylor of Gincinngui has located in Portsmouth and rented the office in the First Nation Building. Meade local work continues as furniture shipment proceeds and business arrangements are in progress for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Taylor
Gincinngui
Ginelomath
Mwe
Portsmouth
Ee Las
Yaslor
Acters
Ocupied I’ Jere Theatres Ber
Bascomider Fire and Fire, Insurance Aginity
Meade
Taalue Bs
Assumed Name Case Tangles in Rose Yard Incident
An entry records an assumed name for Mr and Mrs W M Osmarer and George M Matthews linked to a Rose Street yard dispute. The note mentions Chester Osmoyer accused of stealing cherries from Ninth Street, detailing identification confusion and a court action related to the yard dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.3. Osmarer
George M. Matthews
Rose
Bidgenoss Nominated for Scioto County Elections Board
John D. Bidgenoss is recommended by the Democratic Executive Committee to fill the deputy supervisor of elections vacancy in Scioto County after William N. Gablerman resigns to seek the Democratic mayoral nomination. Bidgenoss is described as thoroughly familiar with election laws and experienced in surveying precincts.
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John D. Bidgenoss
Board of Elections
John E. Rilgonons
Third Street
Democratic Executive Committee
Deyuity
Scioto
Wiliam N. Gablerman
Mey “Guhlyecata
Bidpeaves
Faeries
Ely
Missionary To Africa Will Speak Today at First Christian
Herbert Smith, returned missionary from Africa, on furlough in the United States, will preach at the First Christian Church this morning and evening, and will address Mig Bitty School at Tad nom. He recently joined by Charles R. Oakley in Indianapolis, noted for missionary work. Mrs Oakley, returning from Dalyanawalls, will accompany. Public invited to hear him.
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Herbert Smith
Africa
Unitel
Tad Nom
Charles R. Oakley
Smith
Indianapolis
Dinkles
Dallynawalls
Mith Adant
Will Meet To Pass On Children's Home Plans
County officials schedule a session to review bids and pass the plans for a new county children’s home. The committee aims to open the project room for construction following bid evaluations and final approvals at Coast House, targeting completion with the home fully operational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Bel County
Army Life II Memory Army Life II Memory
A fragmentary report notes a son of Mr and Mrs Jeane Gainer of Walnut Street Fort Worth was mustered into service and stationed at Camp Dix then Camp Snersna for discharge. Sgt Gainer served in a machine shop and prior to service worked in local shops at XN w shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorgrant Wilder
Wick Gardner
Kloo Ag No & W
Caterice
Errfice
Resim Work George Knunest Retreat From Jarish Co Home
A fragmented report notes George Knunest leaving the Jarish company residence and directs him toward Adoigh Iitgeth's location for discussion. The text is garbled but indicates a retreat from the home and a recommended next stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resim
George Knunest
Jarish Co
Das
Adoigh Iitgeth
Territory Is Widened by Woodmen Leader Tour
District Deputy Roy NeElhaney arrived Saturday from Lexington where he spoke on Woodcraft. He will cover thirty five counties, mainly in the southwest, to expand lodge work. He also visits regions in Kentucky and West Virginia near the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy NeElhaney
The
Woodmen of the World
Efint
Ington
Mr. McElhaney
Ater
Southwateca
Hin
Lucasville Storm Strikes as Portsmouth Hunkers Down
Storms deluge Lucasville and Portsmouth area causing downed limbs and trees. West Side reports significant wind damage and heavy rains with property effects noted as the storm passed through yesterday into early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Sui
Twenty-Five Years Ago in a Patchwork Dispatch
Twenty five years ago the Wiltelm Dachirr party spent weeks in European countries then sailed to New York. Theobald and Jenking Wises led a group with Renfer and Datcher camping near Sofolo river by Texasville. An Ohio Tiling Act meeting in Abita drew local delegates including Warster and Nicolet from Los Angeles who secured a license for a hit on a remote 1000 pound sea monster and Professor Lou Shackins of the Hose Dancing Academy in Columbus operated a dancing school in Secl's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltelm Dachirr
Sieed
New York
Jaeee
Snake
Theobalil
Uarre Jenking
Fielleran
Wenh
Renfer Ard Datcher
Abita
Warster
Cullifeathner
Clacturthl 3
Nicolet
Los Angeles
Lou Shackins
Hose Dancing Academy of Columbus
Secl
Remembering Historic Local Events From Market Street to Portsmoutt
A garbled page recalls past happenings around Market near Third Street, a toll gate near Trepantic bill, the Chrys Sisters in town, a school adjournment, the Dawht Fiihat cigar store rise, a 73-hone Warner sighting, a public sale on Market Street, tents worn by many men, Peter Revere opening Gh Flew Taek, and references to the City of Portsmouth canal Duncan and Wilhelm opera building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messvye College
GAN
Third Srepes
Brat Kign
Chyrrs
Incr
Warner
Honet
Trace
Park
Marked
Picnic Is Big Success at Local Park Event
A chaotic but lively picnic drew many locals to the park for races, games, and a peanut contest. Notable participant Marine and Frank Cotopa led the activities while spectators cheered the 32 inch prize car display and a girls’ game drew crowd interest. Several officials oversaw the event as families enjoyed a day of outdoor recreation.
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Mew Art Film Company
Dorothy ‘Boots
Giles Ey
Recoegs
Mack Sonnett
VaOn
Woelland
Cyber Iands
Hshels
Deerler
Acordia
Chofhie Tetueth Street School
Eileen
Puterin
Chisrman
Mavia Trhlges
Artes Harter
Rurl Brandl
FE Stacy
W. C. Ferguson
Alandan
F. Z. Royder
Nell Fawn
Hera Klefman
Wlante Krauser
Girl Scouts
AMI
Miss Marve
Mn Hisant & Auf Sons
al Steel
Atkins
Mbarara
Warhineten
Met XN
Sertion Laren
Shippine
Soltal
Thalsslag
Mendon Cuey
Baskicg
Keith Vado Bate
All Piatsiers
Frit Erick
LHA
Ot Pels Ty
Alan
Moter
Ashtard
Weean
Freet Fatwalls
William Thasis Matoced
Abba Frtintay
Feliceman
Wan
Ellie Mog
Ching Ata
Hollier
Piela Strothie
Hau
Lenitker Beilies
Tyne Aprics
Tweile
Ira
Ranier
Parrion
Fritsan
Howe
Masrampaign
Rickage
John H. Laws
Army Life Iis
Davison
Cereland
Brox & Company
Storm
Lucasville
Mae Sanday
Ratantas
Mek
Weleck
Nitéenen Eas
Berg
Von
Star Marine
Ites
Lidies
Jensten Ant Saclay Srbso
Vana Winter
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