Wedding Procession and Trip from Centralia in October Letter
Promptly at 100 o'clock the ring bearer led the procession with the bride and groom to a fern bower for the ceremony in front of relatives. Helen Condit carried the ring in a white basket of sweet peas. After the ceremony they were showered with rice and left at 1 o'clock for a wedding trip to Iowa by automobile to Seneca to take the train. The bride wore blue silk with pleating and buttons. for the trip she changed to a tailored suit of gold toned cloth with a brouse of tricolert and a black hat. Hager is described as one of Centralia's most lovable girls. The notice appears in the Centralia Journal dated October 1.
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Ferns
Helen Condit
Iowa
Seneca
Hager
Centralia
Guilford Farm
Town
Kaneas
Levy comparisons and repairs cited in Devotional Leader
Mm W D Shepherd notes school levies in 1919 and 1920 for Fairbury and Steele City, showing higher rates in Fairbury. He cites a 500 repair bill after a spring hailstorm and discusses state superintendent critique before approving the year's reports.
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Fairbery
Fairbury End
Fairbury
Steele City
Old Fellows Who Made Good In War Return
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes veterans from Washington who enlisted young at heart and fought beside younger soldiers. It lauds their war records and reflects on aging recruits who disguise age to serve, suggesting recruiters will unleash such grizzled fighters.
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Washington
Post-intelligencer
Kaiser
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Fentiman Family Visit Highlights Liberty Nebr Scene
A Sunday in Liberty Nebraska was spent with Mr and Mrs F M Fentiman as the narrator joined their household for a family day.
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Liberty
Nebr
F. M. Fentiman
Man in Kansas City Saloon Requests Endless Whisky
A Nebraskan man enters a Kansas City saloon and keeps writing requests for a glass of whisky. The bartender serves each drink, but the man’s odd notes and garbled questions hint at confusion or altered state as he continues to write.
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Nebraske
Kansas City
Fragmentary OCR Learnings From Doss Old Script
A highly garbled OCR excerpt shows unclear references to a person named Doss and dialogues about com muning and aafum or mot. The legible text hints at old language usage, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities. Further restoration needed for meaningful summary.
Jefferson County Resident Seeks Support for Longtime Citizenship
Frank Wells requests support after 41 years of residence in Jefferson County. He appeals to local authorities and peers, noting his status as a long-term citizen and asking for endorsement.
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Jefferson County
Frank Wells
Snow Leopard Legends and Transatlantic War Parallels
The text links the American fight for independence with England's constitutional struggles, praising Patrick Henry and George Washington. It then profiles the snow leopard as a rare high-altitude big cat in India, feared by locals for its striking white coat and green eyes.
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America
England
Patrick Henry
George Washington
John Morley
Burke
India
Ranching and pack animal life on the Baja California peninsula
The article notes many excellent mules in Lower California and that the faithful burro is the main transport. It mentions few dogmatic sheep, goats in the south, and a vast cattle ranch on the peninsula covering about one million acres.
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Catte
California
la Frontera
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MR Steele City
Steele City Markets
I. S. Taylor
M.D
Ofce
Globe Pharmacy
Peale and Comtractor
W. D. Shepherd
Ieader
Mrs. Rodgera
W. C. T. U. Convention
Miss Herrick
A. PreseCol
Seine
the Farmers State Bank
Ford
Crinklaw’s Garage
R. B. Steele
Undertaker
Phome
Andrew Phelps
Steeke City
Nebracka
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