BLACKBURN NEWS BRIEFS FROM SWEET SPRINGS AREA
Miss Malinda Brockman of Sweet Springs came for business. Sis Trois Wilson returned from Marshall Monday. Miss Sallie Mackburn of Sweet Springs stayed with Mrs Mary Guthrie for several days. Miss Mildred Jackson was in Higginsville weekend. Chas Taylor returned from Decatur Grove. Mrs Tishie Carter and daughter Anna May returned from Sedalia after six weeks. Waverly folks attended the orange scramble here Saturday night. Mrs Sadie Stewart visits her mother this week. Miss Eliot Miles came home to start school. Mary Wilson Annie Williams and Ollig Hurdrak attended the Street Fair at Lexington last week. Perry Vans and wife came from Sedalia Sunday. The M E church rally Sunday drew a large crowd and raised 316.60. Several Pleasant Olive’s people attended services Sunday.
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Malinda Brockman
Sweet Springs
Sis “Trois Wilson
Marshall
Sallie Mackburn
Mary Guthrie
Mildred Jackson
Higginevile
Chas Taylor
Oair Grove
Tishie Carter
Anna May
Sedalia
Frew Waverly
Pleasantonive
Local Notes From Sweet Springs and Nearby
Stella Abbott visits her mother Sue Stelids in Springfield while Joe Paytor returns from Kansas City. Rider Smith heads toward Salt Pond to hold a quarter by meeting. Omaha visitor Jax Johnson seen with her mother Lie Bields. Rev A Mills ill at writings. Hertha Morehead at bedside. Kansas City unseen. Rev A Rush conducts Sunday services with two sermons. Clover Leaf Club to hold final picnic of the season Saturday at 1 pm. Billy Sunday at ME church promises community gathering and baskets.
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Stella Abbott
Sone
Springfield
Sue Stelids
Joe "Paytor
Kansan City
Rider Smith
Salt Pond
Jax Johnson
Omaha
Nebix
Lie Bields
A Mills
Hertha Morehead
Kansas City
Clover Leaf Club
Billy
Photo Gift Note From The Twentieth Century Artist
A reader purchases a single year of this paper priced at $1 and offers a friend a photo from The Twentieth Century Photo Artist B06 Ohio St. as a keepsake.
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Ohio St
Lincoln Institute Notes And Farewell At Jefferson City
Lincoln Institute notes describe improving conditions with enrollment nearing three hundred and a hundred students ready for next term. Distinguished visitors include State Superiorend and Adams University figures. Professor Webster, former instructor, attended and spoke on American Literature. a Sunday service was led by Rev. Clayton Brooks. The piece ends with Farmers' Convention notice for November 4.
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Webster
Pr. Allen
Royny
Nev
Clayton Brooks
Willy
Father Noble
Jefferson City
Unclear prompt text on public health and culture details
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Nothing Bet Robber Tired Rigeu or City Use Special Attention
A fragment advertisement lists J W Menefee offering horses and mules for sale at 401 W Main St with phone contact. The text urges special attention for buyers and mentions a potential robber notice but is garbled.
Sollogistic Nutshell Preview Frames a Political Argument
The text quotes a contrived political syllogism attributed to a fictional author, asserting that a party must have convictions to govern. It parodies formal reasoning with a “premise” about a party and a “conclusion” that the Democratic party is fit to govern, framing an election argument.
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Avce Planer
Rosevelt
Sollogiany
Pirat
Jude Parker
Tom Taggart
Democratic Party
Patton Ford Marriage in Kansay City Sept 22
On September 22, Mr Inn Patton and Misa Mele Port were wed in Kansay City. The ceremony united two families in a formal city event with local witnesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Inn
Patton
Misa Mele Port
Kansay City
Kase
Buan's Chapel Relicated With Enthusiastic Ceremonies
A damaged fragment recounts the dedication of Buan's Chapel with enthusiastic ceremonies. The article mentions a fine Baptist influence and a crowd filling the area for the event. Witnesses praise the new edifice and its purpose, while photographs capture the moment for parish records.
Local Social News Highlights Quiet Week in Lincoln
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr Louise Jeunes hosting a gathering with Mrs Veale Cokes, Mr Chester Colley in Lincoln Nebraska, and guests entertained by Conway's Graph. It references a baby Terre and a Sasitence, plus various names and a Monday evening event with limited readable details.
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iBeaia
Werisgilne
Louise Jeunes Wlyio
Tate Svacetin
Ales Jones
BC Snadiv
Veale Cokes
Chester Colley
Lincoln
Conway
Unclear text fragment from Kentucky source
The readable lines show fragmented and garbled content with references to geography and political terms. No coherent events, persons, dates, or organizations emerge to form a factual summary or identify a clear news item.
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