Fragmented passage on wills and estates from a bygone era
A damaged OCR fragment references a man’s career and a will or estate values including sums like 7,000 and 3105 099. It mentions Sir James and a date around September, with scattered numbers and names that are unclear. The text is garbled, offering little coherent fact.
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James
Directory of rooms and offices in a building complex
Fragmented OCR lists numerous rooms and floors with numbers and partial names. The readable items indicate a directory or building amenities across multiple floors including rooms 222, 320, 535, 643, 7540 and others, with occasional company names and titles. The text is garbled and includes partial words and misread scripts.
Fragmentary Business Note About Chrisburg Situation
A terse note urges a joint review of a developing situation in Chrisburg. It mentions yun tins werk's business and references seals, owls, and obedience, signaling a partial discussion of a local matter needing follow up.
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Chrisburg
Drummond Street Five Room Cottage Listing
A brief property notice for a five room cottage on Drummond Street. The listing describes a small dwelling with basic rooms and simple amenities. No dates or prices are provided in the readable text.
Milford Street Features and Nearby Improvements
A fragment describes nun rows, bath, pantry, and facade details along Milford Street. It notes paving, concrete walls, and nearby structures like a front porch area. Includes rough measurements and references to water access and two-year timeframes.
Point Comfort Property Seeks Cash Offer
Property listing notes a light room and bath, with 60 feet on an alley in the rear. Price set at $4,150 cash. Contact Spek for details and to view the site.
Daisy Street Property Description and Outline
Fragmentary notice describes a property on Daisy Street with rooms and attic features. Mentions a heated space finished to parawood with cabinetry oriented to fronting on two streets. The plot measures about 40 by 140 feet, indicating street frontage and lot depth.
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Hotse
Tyg Vacantly on Virginia St in Colonial Heights
Property listing notes a price of 5500 dollars with good terms and a nearby cent neighborhood. Also mentions price 750 dollars each for Engy term?
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Virginia St
Colonial Heights
Howard Post Real Estate Broker and Insurance Agent
Howard Post listed as a real estate broker and insurance agent for Koons building at 505 506 Gof Building with Bell Phone 1008 Con Phone 4.
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Koons
Gof
Bell Phone
What Farwers Think About 17 County Demonstration Work
By Nat Prage, West Virginia University agriculturalist, Mor getters and others in Went Virginia report favorable, even enthusiastic views on county agricultural demonstrations. Quotations from conservative letters praise the work's value, potential benefits, and encouragement from government support. The farmers see significant long term gains and stronger agricultural ties across the state.
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Nat
Prage
State Agricultutrist
West Virginia University
Morgettown
Poppy Suppressed in Fukien Shifts to Potatoes and Corn
Amoy China February 7 news notes rapid changes in Fukien as fields once devoted to opium are replaced with potatoes and corn. Government destruction of young opium plants reduces crop clashes, while farmers turn to indigo and food crops. Rising freedom fosters peace though banditry and looting persist near Foochow and Chao-an, with Formosa nearby attracting settlers as Fukien exports decline.
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Fukien
New England
United’ States
Pukien
Foochow
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Chao-an
Hinghwe
Tehwa
Fakien
Formosa
Fxene
Sidoeus
Asia
Failures in January Business Mortality Rise in Defaults
January defaults rose with 1,857 failures totaling about 29.97 million dollars, versus 1,814 failures and 22.97 million in 1919. The report notes numerous large failures, 48 of 6,096 or more, an unusual spike, while smaller suspensions averaged about 9,247 dollars.
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Heaton
Disorderly conduct charge filers in police court
Alleged that a man created unnecessary noise while intoxicated at a bar on Friday night. Bond set at 19 dollars for his appearance in police court tonight at 7 30. Production of taped wortt and other figures referenced but unclear due to garbled text.
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Jin
Twalds
H’é Meness
Willem Meams
Salem church to seek new pastor as Wooster resigns
Salem Feb 7 business visitors include Orr of Weston Bartlett of Buckhannon and Post of Buckhannon Merrill Meakin recovers from injuries and leaves hospital. editor Meredith sells Herald interest to brother C Earl Meredith. Baptist church accepts Rev F J Wooster’s resignation to take effect April 1 and forms committee to locate new pastor. Terra Alta’s A L Sypolt takes charge of Gop Bakery. High school visit planned February 13 with parent and pupil meeting at 7:30. Baptist P A to present H Showalter February 17. Evangelist Willis to remain a few days with lectures titled Glimpses and Reminiscences of sun shine Evangelism and The Quaker Sugar Lump.
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L. W. Bartlett
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Merrill Meakin
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Shinnston News
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A. L. Sypolt
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Gop
John Williams
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Chamberlaine Tablets Advertised for Stomach Trouble
Fragmentary ad notes the Chamberlaine Tablets claim to aid stomach trouble with a slogan claiming relief and sale details. No clear date or company name discernible from the readable OCR.
Trading defaults show 15 classifications with mixed changes
The report details 15 trading default classifications with 1,361 in the prior year and 1,489 this year for certain categories, totaling $4,645,018 in losses across 15 classifications. It notes no change in cottons and mentions overall debt figures back to 1909, highlighting large totals and averages across various years and categories.
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Nora
Figebies
Iasa
Queen Mary and Her Umbrella Mystery in Norwich
London reports Queen Mary’s umbrella habit sparked ridicule after an incident in Norwich where she refused to enter a museum without an umbrella. Papers note she avoided bonquets and red carpets to keep identity secret, while the bishop who accompanied her failed to disclose details.
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Maury
Norwich
Museuum
Sotalist
Syncsas
iDark
Sorvich
Queen Victoria's Umbrella Flagship Security Rituals
Fragmentary OCR notes describe royal etiquette around Queen Victoria's umbrella usage. It mentions avoidance of parting with the umbrella, the ceremonial canopy, and the royal prerogative to move through the museum with fully equipped gear, comparing with Princess Mary and other details.
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Oisry
Victoria
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