Local notes from Hardy area recount visits and weather hints
Alfred James and Frank Stoddard visited nearby towns this week while James OConnor returned from Udnoe. Farmers report early sown wheat nearly ready, and a recent cold snap caused some delay. Socials and church plans mix with farm tasks as residents anticipate upcoming events and ongoing elevator work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Connor
Udnole
Tes
Wilbur
Larvey
Livarmoye
Hardy Xoun
Flaray
Mr. Potter
Ra Kruising
Pres All Welling
Cheever
Judd
Saxton Pu
Debris of Names in Local Transfer Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous personal names, properties, and financial figures in a dense, unreadable transfers section. It mentions Edward F Bullard Jr, Redwick Nathan Church, Kepwick, Edward Thode, Christenson, Meagher, and various town names, amounts such as 275.00 and 320.60, all in a chaotic ledger-like format with many garbled terms and no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Fe
Femithold
Canary Train
Proms
Coste & Prauly
Wilder
Bulliad Savings Bank
Aed
Ratland
Edward F Bullard Jr
Robere
Sre
Western Town
Toi Co
Ridolin Klasse
Rehmviek
Weatehly
Chas
Quail
Bert Tee Grote
Turmoil in Curling and Church Leadership Shifts
Fragmentary OCR notes report a curling event involving Ler oye and Inada and mention Father Garland being appointed dean of a church in Eagle Qrive region. Mentions Hamilton, Wright, and Wancock counties, a Boston convention, and a ticket sale with a travel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Garland
Eagle Qrive
Hamilton
Wright
Wancock
Tolloston
Reyun
Brotherhood of St. Andras
Boston
Aft C
Old Time Songs and Western Health Resort Ad Prank
Fragmented OCR notes list old time songs and a travel advertisement for medicinal springs in Kentucky and Southern Illinois. The piece mixes song titles with promotional lines about a health resort tied to rail travel and regional adverts for land and resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thilly
Kentucky
The Court Scene and the Lamp of Expiation
In Venice a death sentence is read to a condemned man who enters in a black robe and bows to the judges, declaring Remember the baker. The judges fund a lamp in the palace of the doges as an expiation, a custom three centuries old. The tale also notes a prior error where a hiker was executed for a crime he did not commit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imber
Daler
Ussizes
Venice
Stfenna Gence
Wwe
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Mrs. Fly
Wisconsin Lumber Co
A. C. Kingsbury
Farin
Fahrion & Co
Eagle Grove
Carnival Association
Iowa
O Renwick
Corresp
ERCE
Mr. Toor Serpes
ST Vernon
New-York
J. D. Gisted
New York
Dnd
Jan Ve
Swine Sane
Seipta
Southern Illinois
ikLihols Central Railroad
South Dakoty
Gail
MeCormick
Aerwige Furniture Store
Moseley
Brop
Tans Gebbet
Tema i Oiteeeuie
Summer Foods
Moon’s
Womens
Childress
Becker & Cheever
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