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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs Bred Nobott and Mrs Bebie Gilliand visiting relatives, Chinese Wenip at Wokcomo, Malinda Russell of Morris, Aunt mate Martin's town visit, and various family movements. Also references to a season ending and a Lambert automobile for a highway project, with several garbled phrases and nonstandard names.
Readable portions show garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a man and a lake with scattered names. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
Ross Hodson visits Greentown while locals discuss a rough week of livestock losses from poison. The text references Iris silk work, Morris family ties, Bible School attendance, and scattered notes on area people and places in a dated, fragmented local column.
Fragmentary quotation discusses reformers facing danger when removing rubbish. It notes reformers may become partisan and lose their way in the kingdom of darkness, consuming energy and risking sanity and public benefit.
A fox is seen half a mile away in windy conditions. A mouse detects cheese from nine feet. A deer sleeping can still sense a person feeding a dog, suggesting heightened animal scent perception in calm or shared environments.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a shoe factory and animals possibly related to horses and critiques. Mentions Tea of facta and thin te SN Stes Tags ink. Unclear but indicates sale or production context with limited readable details.
The Carey Taylor Orphan's Home hosted country guests from Ed. Davis's team southwest of town last Sunday. The event featured a welcoming crowd with references to Genuine Thacker and W. Van Coal. The item promoted high grade coal, priced at $5.50 per ton, sold exclusively in Russiaville by the Russiaville Lumber & Coal Company.
Fragmented OCR reads lists of names and phrases with no clear events or context. The text includes scattered personal names and garbled terms, offering no coherent news item, dates, places, or organizations to summarize.
An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for urinary disorders bladder inflammation backache and weak kidneys Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin endorses the product saying it has done more for him than anything he has taken Send your name to E C DeWitt & Co Chicago for a free trial box Sold locally by Swaysee Bros Drug Co.
Orville Burns begins work in the Great West fields of South Dakota Wednesday morning. He plans to work until the day ends and then return to his duties for Pur due University.
Genuine Thacker coal from West Virginia delivers clean high grade content ideal for threshing with strong price at 500 per ton. Russiaville Lumber and Coal markets highlight top quality and reliable supply for industrial buyers.
An ad touts Stainae Liver Tablets by the Chamberlain company claiming cures for stomach and liver complaints. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicines but was cured by the tablets. Price two cents. Samples free at G. W. Kemp's drug store.
A terse notice from Hussinville reports the death of Cremuine Theeker a senior figure in the West Virginia coal industry. Details are scarce but indicate a fatal incident connected to local mining activity. Authorities urge tributes and mention the Lunther Ww Con to process the case.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions people and foods with many typos. It references names and items like tomatoes and beverages but the overall meaning is unreadable. No clear event or report is discernible from the text provided.
Hallie Pedford attended sessions at the Baptist State Sunday School Convestion. The report mentions travel toward North Vernon and Grenaine Thacker, with notes on local commerce and threshing costs.
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