Weird Local Ad Promises Low Prices and Help Wanted
A garbled classified style notice advertises open applications and reasonable subscription pricing. It mentions a price of $1.00 per year and references a local publication, with unclear place and proper nouns due to OCR errors.
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Hessick
Unclear OCR notes reflect community events and local remarks
Fragmented text covers a Sunday gathering, school sports results, charity efforts, and expressions of thanks in a neighborhood. Mentions Vinin View school, Lakomp game, clothing aid, babies, Mothers' Club, and local figures, with uncertain spellings and dates.
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Antar
Carder
Batlard
Plente
Vinin View
Ty Bond
Dane
Mabel Meni
Meath
Thomas Peat
Jane
Sanilay
Mr Ander
Lavi
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Valley View school program and community notices
Gossip filled district bulletin covers Valley View senior events at Clear Creek, Whitsher and Whitaker departures, church services, dinners, and trips. Residents and families are mentioned with names like Whitaker, Overton, Beaver, Crom, and others attending Easter services, church events, and local gatherings. The note lists local visitors, weather notes, and routine community updates across multiple households and schools.
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Clear Cepek
Priloy
Bnaketa
Heaghers
Huby
Valley View
Cottonwood Community Notes and Attendance Report
A fragmented paragraph outlines local events and names at Cottonwood. Mentions April activities, attendance at a program, and a party hosted by Hatinnok. References include individuals like Adah Wathirs Inet work and Me Calhoon and wife, noting family ties and community gatherings.
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Ralieson
The King's New Discovery Helps Cold Sufferers
A fragmented notice urges early treatment for colds to avoid weariness and illness. It mentions King’s New Discovery as a remedy and notes local social notices about gatherings and family events around Langley, Davidson, Myers, and related households.
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Samuel
Are You Rheumatic Try Sloan Liniment
An old time health ad urges readers to try Sloan Liniment for rheumatic pains and sores, promising quick relief and a money back guarantee. It mentions numerous minor ailments and misc notices about local people and events, with promotional tone throughout.
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Sloan
Logans and Local News From Oklahoma and Nearby Areas
Logan notes greet Rev Eden returning the Mat of the week from Oklahoma City and Shaw. Balderohee came back from Fort Worth after two weeks visiting land. Anne Baker spent Monday with Ruth McColurg and Mrs Eden with Mrs Harton and Mr McLarg. Marriott rents Bolin land for the year. Crowa bought a Ford and enjoys it. Mrs Johnson visited Easter at her nephew AW McQuharg’s home. Frank Merritt’s marriage reported without date or name of the bride. A literary event closed Saturday with many locals attending. Eden visited Aveleon near Floris. Charles Howard and brother building a house. Ora Smith and county Joe Bridges building a fence around Mr Sander’s school section and contend with thistles.
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Tire
Anne Baker
Ruth McCqlurg
Eden
Harton
Mcllarg
F. Marriott Haw
Bolinm
Himon Crowa Haw
Ford
Johnson
AW. McQharg
Frank Merrittt
Indy
Soneet Literary
Mea Toh Hughes
Mra
Jolie Baker
Simon Cross
Mro
Mre. Lindsay
FE Ey Harlan
Chrie Howard
Brother
Nice
Ora Smith
Joe Nridges
Mr. Sander
Nohool
Pine Forest Pine-Tar-Honey Health Cure Ad and Local Notices
Odd mixed page notes items from a Beaver County community newspaper. It mentions Belle Pine-Tar-Honey antiseptic products, a Mothers' Club gathering with Mrs George Armstrong, illness of Little Mabel Henson and garden harvests, various family visits and chores, a wedding John Kilpatrick to Berths Adana, travel to Watonga and Engle City, hog butchering and market trips, and community announcements. Also references a quinine laxative product and local store moves by T. R. Blake and M. Landers, plus Royal Neighbor planning and school play practice.
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Arthur Williams
Ed Gaunt
Pol Ghoon
Sam Whitlow
Burgett Mesner
Amily
George Armstrong
John Kilpatrick
Adana
Will Re
Watonga
Engle City
Meanor
Cardui credited for restoring Mrs Waller Vincent’s health
Pleasant Hill North Carolina woman writes she suffered three summers with dreadful nervous headaches and prostration, could barely walk or work, then took Cardui the woman’s tonic. After three bottles she was greatly improved, gained strength, appetite, and color, and says Cardui is a mild vegetable tonic that helped many women over fifty years.
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Pleasant Hill
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Cardui
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