Fragmentary OCR notes on European politics and figures
The unreadable text mentions a European conference, a Dalai Lama like figure, questions about a dictator, and a comment about Attorney General Knoa and a groom. It also references inviting someone to call on an emperor of Austria and Mr Schwab sending regrets, with remarks on European retention versus betting on Monte Carlo.
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Austrisa
Mr. &Chwab
Tie
Europe
Monte Carlo
Sunday Work Snares Village Officials Conflicts and Labor Claims
Fragmented OCR notes describe Sunday work demands in Mingo village, wage claims of 210 dollars with interest, alleged abolition of the Street Commissioners office, and coercion by town officers for Sunday labor. Includes divorce suit details and assorted insurance and hunting regulation notices with dates and penalties.
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H. Bhoridan Cox
Mingo Tuanelion
Gallen
Ska
Lsbor
Herles
Amith
Morlel
Coatonin
Risbar Va
Incee
George Percival Raren Named Braubinville National Bank Cashier
George Percival Raren, born November 7, 17 in Wheeling, rose from shipping clerk to cashier at Braubinville National Bank. He studied at Enstata Business College in Poughkeepsie, then moved to Blondeville, rising through the Jefferson Iron Works and roles of timekeeper and paymaster before entering banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Percival Raren
Braubinville National Bank
Wheeling
W. Hl. Harden
Poughkeopsa
N.Y
Enstata Business College
Blondeoville
Jefferson Iron
Wade
Tain
Arri Tent
Falthe
National Bank of Mungo
Hari
Connry
Pontionwan
Protracted meeting at Methodist Church in Oolllar'a Va
Obituary notes Oliver Harpford dies at his Winteraville home. Widespread local items report bond in a case at J. A. Stane’s auction, farm labor movements, a plan for Prince Henry’s route, and several local incidents from Wellabura to Steubenville.
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Oolllar
Oliver Hrapford
Ofix Childrac
Jasper Wind
Kithcart
J. A. Stane
I Constablo
W. R. Clifton
Mino Junction
Naw
Oieto
Glenron Wheel Company
Black Furans
Guy R. Joheson
Jollet
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Dinner at Gould's Station
On January 23 a large gathering marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gracey near Gould's Station. About seventy relatives attended a turkey dinner, heard vows from Rev. Boyd, and celebrated with music and dancing. Gifts and congratulations poured in from many neighbors and friends as the couple renewed their love and shared memories of the years since their Michigan move and earlier wedding.
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Steubenville
Ohio China Company
Hatt
Obio
B. Taggart
D. D. Walker
C A. Leats
LD Overlander
Wiliam Bestwick
James O. A
Diahime
Mucole
Ted
Kriday
Wheilog
W. Va
Tia
Howingray
Min Margarets
Thia City
Woman's Club
Jamen A. Gracey
Gould
Mr. Geavey
Misa Hair
Jewor
Elizabeth Barr
Steubenrili
Michigan
Phay
JF. Boyd
Staubournne
Mary E
Adon Boula
Elizabeth
Kathryn
Nellie Mas Bel
James
Dinar
Masia
Vocjal Tiny
Dire
Graosy
Nir
Gracey
Ste Gracey Huestead
J. A. Kitheart
Joeoph Nithears
Krank Stoker
Mra
Ieicter
Ann Airs
Robert Ti
Iuary Wilao
Misser Rosa God Ligela Hil
Gear Awan
Eretased Wits
Rogert MtcDonnell
Wings and Wits
Mrey Minuis Lowry
Aow
Vali
Jobo Tpatly
Nore
Mary McConnell
Fragmentary Memoir Notes From Ohio and Kenowa 1952
A garbled 1952 field note from Ohio and nearby towns records varied names and places including Kreubenville, Staubenville, Leavenworth, and Grove. It mentions Dr. Hughes Hunt and H. D. Kieher, a reference to Rev W A Leonard and a bishop's interest in an attempted theft of a diamond cross from a bishop's baggage in New York.
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Kreubenville
Seoha
John Scots
Ur. Argtay $4 Tha Author Co “Tapers
Leavenworth
Kane
Angel Gly Mo
Brovhanvilla
Bernard Wiotarlores
Staubenville
Breubenvel
Hughes
Hunt
Kspe
Bodiebius
Robin Vedere
Chas
Eames
Oslo
Uaa
Lee
Monroa
Strutun
Dee Lenny
Ohio
Lhava Oyer Wits
Weat
Yiura Respectolly
Koay
Fisura
Olilu Stret
Kanan City
Friel'la
W A. Leonard
Ceveland
Dio
Brown
New York
Hoa
Brooklyn
Valiae
Lonard
Europe
Remarkable Patent Remedy Mentioned In Odd Snippet
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a supposed cure for coughs and colds with claims of quick relief. Mentions Allen’s Lucy Asleam and a druggist selling items for 75 cents and $1.00 at various stores.
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Dar
J, MM
Jolingsn
Drugegiat
Sieabsovlils
Painkiller Perry Davis' Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement fragment touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for aches and pains. It emphasizes relief of sore muscles and throbbing flesh, claiming generations have trusted the product for fast comfort.
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Dhere
Derry Davis
Tesa
Rodel
Perry Davis
Col Cor Bala AbStysa bushel at the Bates Hoagland plat
A concise record notes Col Cor Bala AbStysa at the Bates Hoagland plat in New Sluxuadeda during the survey or land description noted in the OCR fragment. The item centers on a field or lot description with a local place name and land reference.
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Cor Bala AbStysa Bushel
Bates-Hoagland Plat
New Sluxuadeda
Escape of a High-Profile Prisoner Shocks City
An unidentified figure, described with a tall black beard, is taken from a jail cell after a chaotic scene at a courier post. Footmen, medical staff, and a crowd witness the prisoner being loaded into a carriage as alarms sound. The jailer reports the suspect’s escape from the confinement, while authorities scramble to locate the murderer of A. de Ballten.
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Peter Tone
Ralbere
Vis
Chat
Dee
Buckford
Jacques
Ifa
Messieurs
M. de Thuldon
Alphonse de Tallion
Yuckford
Palisa de Justice
Jed
M. de Bullion
Clement Ti
Paris
Lave
Thypeisoier
Mell
M. Suges
M. Senecal
Wallace
Ile
Will
Sabaut
Uepoto
Neeklord Wallace
A. de Ballten
Chatter about a Paris murder escape continues
The account describes a murder and jail escape case with M Seneca directing a probe. Investigators question jail attendants while noting the need for more guards and an American witness to clarify the escape. The report hints at ongoing proceedings and a continuation.
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Paris
M. Seneeal
Bin
Detectiva
M. Seneca
M. Senvval
Nerve Pills Praised in Steubenville Ad Copy
An old Steubenville advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for nerve weakness and digestive issues. Testimonies claim the pills strengthen nerves, improve digestion, and restore vigor, with claims of widespread usage and enduring reputation.
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Steubenville
Dr. A-my Chate
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Wess Hauckly
Pallwely
Lilyaigapal Wed Wells
Valentine's Telegraph School
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Aid
Dovilly
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Ty. A. W. Cheay
Ibis
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Scrubsnville
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Market Street
A. W. Chase
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