Local notes from Belmond and area list visits and events
Daily fragmentary items record visits, travels, and small happenings around Belmond and nearby communities. Mentions of people such as Hardy, Potter, Fiorell, Saxton, Alf Jawadon, Rev. Alf, and Mrs T Sardinomew, plus assorted road work, a birth, and a carnival attendance. Sparse dates and places indicate a bustling, informal local news roundup.
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Helga Saxton
Alf
Jawadon
James
Thomas Folger
T. Sardinomew
W. Becker
Chicago
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Women's Work and Mission Services Program Notes
The notice outlines a Thursday morning and evening schedule for the Women's Home Mission Work group. It lists talks on Bible study, how the young can assist the pastor, how to help the faster members, and guidance for conducting conquest missionary and sacred literature courses. It mentions speakers Rev W. K Lane Ren Burt, Rev W D Biwer, and Rev A A Holmes among others, with sessions on devotional training and leadership.
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Kate Huckatend
Eevee Teeseey
Mle Tita
Misa
Jessie Johnson
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Fulith Olivee
Literary Plot Lines in a Failing Novelist Tale
A garbled literary scene shows Lawrence Cure, aging, with fading imagination. Young imitators threaten his fame as he seeks help from a landlady and a lawyer named Guse at a building landing. The coachman struggles to locate a tenant amid tangled names and slant voices in a dark, delayed opening.
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Walt
Geemal
Literary Negotiation Reveals Plot to Publish Clive Work
In a tense unnamed room a novelist and a young man discuss a plan to publish under the name Lawrence Clive. The elder condemns past plagiarisms while the latter defends his craft, proposing a joint venture with equal profits and a public display of the veteran writer’s influence.
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Lawrence Clive
Honess
Lok
Bika
Lawrenceshire
Clive
Yun Dyer
Lavyrenca Clive
Silenced Voices In Bedford County Court Narratives
The text reflects on Charles Lynch, noted as a brave defender and judge, and contrasts public memory with contentious opinions. It cites court records in Bedford Virginia, Quaker meeting journals, the Virginia House of Burgesses, and early constitutional debates, portraying Lynch as upright yet subject to critique.
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Charles Lynch
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