Shanghai Notes and Local Happenings Amid Dry Weather
Rain is wished for as peaches and fruit are scarce this fall. Local residents Floyd Grantham and others visited Kokomo. John Renfro sought auditor candidacy on the Prohibition ticket. Four local auto purchases noted, church events planned, and multiple social visits reported in Kokomo area notes.
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John W. Renfro
Kokomo
Howard County
Baptist Church Sunday Service Invitation
The Baptist Church invites all to worship with Rev. Suith of Feadsin leading sermons in the morning and evening. The note mentions a pastor TOT and phrases about experience and instruction, with a quoted exchange about a daughter and listening for brief intervals.
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Suith
Baptist Church
Stith
Amessen
Shoes That Give the Best of Service in Kokomo
In Kokomo the Moore Shoe Company on North Main Street offers durable well fitting stylish footwear. Their clebs provide excellent service making shoe buying a positive pleasure.
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Moore Shoe Company
North Main
Bridge and car gifts for the poor in city exchange
In a vivid exchange a man asks about uplift and Maude replies she teaches bridge whist to poor girls as a self improvement project while the other speaker collects rundown cars to donate to worthy people. The dialogue reflects social efforts and varying approaches to aiding others.
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Maude
Fragmentary Lines Hint at Hidden Message
The readable text contains garbled phrases and scattered words likely from a cipher or editorial note. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable, making a definite news summary impossible without broader context.
British and American Diplomacy Amid Whist and Proxies
An account describes tense talks between British and American officials during a visit to the United States. The British minister mollified the American Secretary of State Marey while whist games and witty banter filled evenings. The prose notes the laxity of discussion and minor treaty progress as acrimony and humor intermingled in Virginia meetings.
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Veuve Ana de
America
Virginia
Marey
United States
Canada
Ste. Grages
Adare
He Knew Her Press That’s Why There’s One
Fragmentary text mentions a press connection and a singular reason behind a claim. No clear names or locations are readable to identify entities or dates. Further readable context is needed to form a precise summary.
Chicago backs bachelors to adopt orphans as reform
A movement grows in Chicago proposing bachelors adopt orphans to redeem social debt instead of direct taxation. It suggests paternity without marriage as a possible popular solution, with noted drawbacks and some unexpected benefits.
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Chicago
Kobotic visitor Miss Luciie Flollingsworth
A Kobotic visitor named Miss Luciie Flollingsworth appeared yesterday. The event is recorded as a notable social encounter with the robotic guest in attendance.
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Luciie Flollingsworth
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Shanghai Notes
Floyd Grantham
Ellis Grubbs
A. S. Helton
Chas. Hanson
Hanson Hutchins
Westfield
Mr. Oliphant
Camden
John Jordan
L. J. Newby
Jack Rabbit
Emmons Reighler
Ford
Cleve Beck
Brush
Newton Parley
Mont Davidson and Daughter
Burlington
Doc Heaton
Theounty
Tev
Newhou
Fipton
Oakland
West Middleton
R. R. Hamilton
kKokomo
J. K. Dimumitt
Mary Nesbit
J. OU. O. F. Hall
Dr. Mills
Russiaville
Albert Chapman
Indianapolis
White and
Hart
Winona College
John W
Kern
R. Ro Hamilton
Russel Bowen
W. G. Hamilton
Martin
Sam Godfrey
Major Logan
National Guardsuen
Abies May Forthe
Bvokogio
Miss Pier
Ence Stratton
the Baptist Church
Nys Pastor
TOT
Ag Ehitiys
Deughter
Sims
South Bend
Rockford
Elzin
Waltham and Hamilton
Woods Bros
Forest, Ind
Galveston, Ind
Clebs
Kokomo, Indiana
Thomas Cox
Alfred
Poyerer
Labouchire
McCall Co
Russiaville Observer
McCalls Magazine
MccCalls
The
MecCalls Magazne
New York City
E Bros CO
Ervin Brothers CO
Fins Gingham and Chambray
Dollar
Ervin Bros. Co
Main and
Taylor Streets
P. S
Messaline