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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented Local Notice Pans Undefined Event Details
OCR reads fragments of a local notice with unclear event, date, and parties. Readable bits mention a possible action by a local official but specifics are missing and the item remains incomplete.
Mystery lines haunt the missing page
Fragmentary notes recount a confusing inquiry about readings and authorities. The text mentions RS Meyers of Thuman and Piers 94, hinting at a request related to girls reading issued years ago.
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RS Meyers
Thuman
Aga
Piers
Fragmented OCR Reads on Speech and Society Debate
An unclear OCR fragment references gender language and social roles with scattered names and places, including Chicago and Mrs. Gilman, in a garbled discussion about speech and public conduct. No coherent event or outcome is established in readable text.
Fragmented OCR item unclear event
An unclear OCR fragment references a vote and a dog related scene with disordered text. It mentions nature, a large white object, and a cat Amidst garbled words no coherent names dates places or actions emerge.
Fragmentary tale of four women and a hesitant suitor
A narrative recalls four women with troubled marriages and restricted lives after meeting a hopeful young man. The heroine returns home and writes an impulsive reply promising readiness in a moment, describing the social pressures of love and autonomy.
Oil Discovery Sparks Excitement on Local Farm
Unearthed oil on the farm of Peror is reported to cause considerable excitement in the community, with residents noting the unusual find and potential impact on local industry and employment.
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Peror
Untitled fragment notes dated events and names
A damaged OCR fragment references dates and people in unclear terms. It mentions a four line sequence with possible names and locations, but the text is too garbled to extract a coherent story or confirm events.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment hints at a local public sale with readable action words and involved officials. The garbled text lacks clear names or dates but suggests a municipal notice about an auction or sale proceeding.
Beads Reyes 4 Ads vote Torpiadly Ket
Beads Reyes faces a local vote amid disputed ads as Indiana officials review campaign materials. Tension rises over ad disclosures and funding as voters prepare for a municipal decision.
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Beads Reyes
Indiana
Eoork
Teopay
Hid wh apt te i Li oo we Sot ne ey Fae BA Spottt
The readable fragments describe a local housing or political notice with scattered names and places. Details remain unclear but indicate an event or designation involving a person or group and a location in a public context.
Cldest Mason Passes Away in Oldest Mission Era
Obituary notes the death of Cldest Mason, described as the oldest Mason in the area and a veteran of the War, with quiet tributes from family and neighbors.
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Mason
Powder Key Lets Go At Joint Gas Station Bust
Powder key lets go as police report a seizure of heroin powder and a breakthrough at a local transit point. An informant named Daniel provided details leading to the discovery and seizure by officers during the operation.
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Daniel Istamn
Pristig
New Sensation for Terre Haute
A fragment discusses a religious convention held in Perr finupe with speakers from Methewltes and Sechoawis attending a Unite States meeting at the Center Gary Church in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Perr
Heli Dast
Tes Seeetiar
Sehlars
Syed Ree Teggehers
Methewltes
Unite
Gary
Burglar Easily Bluffed By Evansville Woman
Mrs Amuelia Ploltertinw of Evansville tricked a thief who broke in at her home. She pretended fear then signaled a plan to a nearby boy. The intruder fled as the woman then called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuelia Ploltertinw
Evansville
Sawoa Derdar Beagnina
Rifle Range Blast Reported Near War Theater
A damaged fragmentary notice describes an explosion at a rifle range near a wartime area. It mentions residents near the range fearing an incident and references authorities and safety concerns, with unclear details about causation or casualties.
Licked the Editor of Michigan Clix Weekly News
Fragmented OCR text reads awkwardly with scattered letters and garbled words. The readable portions mention editor activity and a city or region reference, indicating a local newspaper item without clear events or names.
Big Plant For Indianapolis Under Construction
A new manufacturing facility planned in Indianapolis aims to produce sanitary napkins using advanced machinery. The company, capitalized at a significant amount, expects to open within thirty days and establish a major plant near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Compan
Unusual Contention for Reann Postmaster Chair
Miss Enid Gidley and Miss DeHshi Baker led a rare contest for the Reann postmaster position drawing petitions from county society. J. W. Love was recommended by Sen ator Beveridge, while Roosevelt’s civil service rifles were noted in context. Gattry received notification and became postmaster.
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Ream
Enid Gidley
DeHshi Baker
J. W. Love
Beveridge
Uve
Roosevelt
Reann
Boe
Gattry
Disappearance Report Near White River Shoals Wisconsin
A lacetious disappearance of WPA troin near Shoals Wisconsin was reported. authorities served a notice near the White River detailing search efforts and the ongoing investigation into the missing person case.
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White River
Local ordinance update prompts citywide review
A municipal notice outlines a new ordinance under consideration by the council. The document requests public input and sets a timeline for hearings and adoption, with officials citing safety and zoning considerations. Public meetings at city hall are scheduled to discuss definitions, enforcement, and proposed penalties.
American Maize Refining Process Organized by Dr. Chenis
An organization named American Maize OHHRefinin Io has formed to extract and refine gud using a process patented by Dr. Chenis. The aim is to advance ageoprocess technology for agricultural use and industrial applications.
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Ded
Chenis
Unclear farm project described with unusual terms
Fragmentary text reports a farmer named Chiries Sehpepper outlining an unusual Wipe waltess project on his farm. The passage mentions a seven-foot Veit photed A Hoof Lae feet and a depth of blah feet, but the details are garbled and several terms are incomprehensible.
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Chiries Sehpepper
Weather note from the Pocket area reports unusual wind and heat
A brief weather note from the Pocket area describes windy conditions with a heat pattern resembling a heat wave. The report mentions a central airflow and a breeze pattern affecting the region with possible comparison to known heat events.
Auto crashes through window into parlor in Middlefork
In a startling incident at Middlefork, an automobile reportedly driven by IO Harten of Prankforten Sand y broke through a hay window and entered the parlor, frightening the occupants. Authorities noted the accident appeared caused by a bad turn and there were no serious injuries.
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IO. Harten
Forten
Sandy
Poe
No More Gadding For the Girls
Scattered readable lines describe village life with a curfew like whistle each night. Women and girls are escorted home by a guardsman or officer passing through Royale Center after nightfall.
Dorgan Riszk Vengeance Report From Damascus feud
Salamon Sepeler boasted to Dorian Riszk that Hills Riszk’s cousin near Damascus was shot and killed within an hour after the claim. The rumor ties the Riszk family to a broader Turkish feud and suggests multiple killings in Turkey as retaliation.
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Salamon Sepeler
Dorian Riszk
Rissk
Coasin
Damascus
Riszk
Reo Wayne
Sender
Turkey
Murderer Found Insane in Indiana Case
The Danville jury found Robert Jollis guilty of murder of his nine year old daughter Giagdys but ruled he was insane at the time. He becomes the first man convicted under a new law requiring insane criminals to be confined in a Michigan hospital.
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Danville
Robert Jollis
Dauhter
Giagdys
Indianapolis
Jellys
Jolly
Michigan
Stolen Plateware From Altar At Ville Mass
A theft occurred during mass at Ville where a large portable altar adornment and sacred items of silver and gold were taken. The loss runs into several hundred dollars as the thief struck during the service attended by fashionable women. The incident involves a car linked to Proventis in the St. Anthony area and is being investigated as a crime against the Catholic Church.
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St. Anthony
Ville
Heroic Act of a Mother Across White River Ferry
A mother on the Flellsneck ferry saved her husband Thomas O Donnell and their four children from drowning as the boat swung toward the White River. She leaped into the river with the infant and, gripping waves and garments, held the two other children above water until the rescue by O Donnell and their son.
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Thomas Donnell
Flellsneck
White River
O'Donnell
Son
Hog Cholera Loss Hit Madison Township Taxable Property
FE Juday the assessor of Madison township Tipton county says his township lost about 18.00 in taxable property due to hog cholera. The note attributes the loss to the disease and its impact on hog herds.
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FE. Juday
Madison Township
Tipton County
Hidden Wealth Guarded In Safe Amid Quiet Home
A verse describes diamonds in a coal cellar and gold and silver ready for use. The owners fear not thieves, as all flour is locked in a safe, keeping wealth secure within the home.
Paris Fashion Hints Usse-Childs Dress Line
Usse-Childs low needed dress in shell pink linen trimmed with white cotton embroidery. Five sizes junior to ladies shirt waist with pointed front yoke. Sheer white basilete with embroidery insertions. Six sizes up to 42. Maids and nurses aprons in Victoria lawn or chiname brie for mourning wear. Four sizes 62 to 44. Ladies five gore high waist skirt in sweep and round length with inverted box plait. Also Misses dress in pearl gray voile for ages up to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usdi
Victoria Lawn
The Old Testament Tone of James on Faith and Works
James argues that faith without works is dead and cites Abraham and Rahab to show true faith includes action. The piece contrasts creed with conduct, noting self denial, obedience, and reliance on God as essential for righteousness. It links biblical examples to modern Christian behavior and warns against Pharisaic pride.
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Jaimes
Phou
Trenchie
Pear
Abraham
Isaac
God
Rahab
James
Jesus
Matthew
Lord
Lepe
Matt
Baptist
Christ
Abrahan
Man
Israel
Spain
Abrahams
Paris Pattern Request and Design Transfer Note
No 86005 design to be transferred to a corset-cover opening with various fabrics and edge details. Fashion Editor at 99 Century Building Indianapolis invites patterns and asks for pattern number size name and address for submission.
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Century
Indianapolis
Ind
Tocents
Wealth in Little Things and the Junk Trade Boom
A Success magazine essay notes Americans prosper from waste as junk dealers grow rich. Boston and Philadelphia hosts millionaires in scrap businesses, New Jersey hosts large warehouses, and a New Jersey dealer bought vast junk at Panama for about 660 000. The profit from reselling scrap remains uncalculated.
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America
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Metreopolis
Denl
Panama
Winter Lies in the Lap of Spring Witty Verse
A brief joke from the New York Evening Sun notes that winter seems to linger while spring delays its arrival. The wry couplet contrasts poetic warmth with seasonal stubbornness in a compact critique.
Man Seeks Success By Precise Methods Meets Counsel
An Old Story notes a man chasing success through exact methods. he refuses advice and must accept his medicine, illustrating the consequence of not listening to guidance. The Philadelphia Press quotes a moral about humility and prudent counsel.
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Philadelphia Press
Gold is tried by fire and man often by gold
A short proverb evokes testing through fire and wealth as a moral measure, reflecting on character versus material pursuit. It suggests adversity reveals true worth, linking precious metals to integrity and human judgment.
Weather, bargains, notices fill papers says wife
The Pittsburg Post notes readers vary. A wife prefers weather forecasts, bargain chances, marriage notices, and love stories while major battles or dynastic falls seem trivial to her.
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Pittsburg Post
Farmers Outnumber Professionals in This Country
The text notes a striking ratio with nearly nine farmers for every professional man in the country, highlighting agrarian dominance in the population.
Message to the Farmer Sparks Laughing Automobiles Drift
A woist asks a boy to relay a message to a farmer about four cars stuck in a drift. The boy reports LT’s response and adds a cheer and another quarter as the outcome of the incident.
Two Points of View on Doctor Cubebs
A humorous exchange from the Houston Post shows Mrs. Caller urging a doctor while Mrs. Neighbors recalls a bad experience. Both cite husbands’ opinions about Dr. Cubebs, highlighting contrasting views on medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caller
Dr. Cubebs
Houston Post
How She Did It Maiden Song In New York Press
A verse-narrative notes a maiden quitting chores to seek a singing job. She lets her flannels lie and believes spring brings opportunity as she pursues a heavenly role hinted in a lyric tone from the New York Press.
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New York Press
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