Liquor Dealers Restrictions Debated in State Legislature
Articles discuss a drastic measure limiting saloons to ten per five hundred residents in each magisterial district. Bills address penalties for liquor sales to minors and felons, with House and Senate proceedings noted, including amendments and votes on related appropriations and public funding measures.
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Ghanéstan
Hotine
Leste
Péron
Leon Lyles
Mouke
Tikely
Laat
Senate
Capitol Removal Sparks Renewed Push in Charleston
Editorial in the Charleston paper prompts renewed effort to remove the state capital. A committee may be appointed and ordered to report at the next session. The editor suggests local towns would welcome the move, while others oppose.
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Charleston
W.van Felt
Yestanliy
Ehartontone
Buvnyy
Capitol
Gobil
Delightful Dance in Grafton Hosts and Guests
An lively social event at the East End Dancing Club featured a full orchestra from Vincents and music furnished by Minale About sixty guests attended the gathering. Despite garbled text, the report praises the arrangements by local committees and notes the party lasted late into the night with appreciation for the hosts and performers.
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Grafton
Menang
Flt
Welch
M. Nushan
BR. Coe
Millard Bartlett Resigns as County Education Chief
Millard F Hartrett resigns as president of the Lind district loan education and County Superintendent of Schools. Newton appoints W O Mason as successor in Glen Falla and Furitio areas. Manin accepts the appointment amid resignation. Bartlett praised for service, cited faith and experience. Weather note mentions winter temperatures and activity.
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Millard F. Hartrett
Loan of Education
Linddistrict
Schooly
Newton
Mason
Cowigeny
Glen Falla
Marriage Licenses and Names in Turbulent Listing
A compact list of marriage licenses is presented with several names including Columber F Lipscoml Towle Heli Joe Fesesell and Couptner Going Le Milly along with Arid toad Ch Hicks. The fragmentary notice records multiple individuals and couples seeking licenses in a local registry.
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Columber F
Lipscoml
Towle
Joe Fesesell
Tama. Couptner
Going
le Milly
Ch. Hicks
Smallpox Scare Grips Town As Outbreak Spreads
Residents rush to vaccine centers as fear grows after a local case of smallpox is confirmed. Health officials convene, over 100 people subject to exposure, and the community demands quicker action by authorities and doctors.
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Board “of Health
Committed to Weston Asylum for Mental Exam
Marial Cain, a young woman with a history of hospital hops, was examined after being placed under care by Squire Riley. The exam by Dr. Haynes indicated insanity and she was committed to Weston Asylum and will remain in the county jail until transfer.
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Marial Cain
Wirt Lewin
Weyt
Haynes
Squire
Riley
Weston
Afternoon Party at Heine on Jackson Street
Mr and Mrs Dan Bennet hosted a pleasant afternoon gathering at their home on Jackson Street. A number of intimate friends attended and enjoyed a social program, with guests departing reluctantly as the afternoon concluded.
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Dan Ben- Bett
Jackson Street
Meg
Dan Bennet
Hole Heine
Nckson Street
Child Dies After One Day Illness Talkington Baby
Three year old Dallow Garlan Talkington, son of Mr and Mrs W S Talkington, died after a daylong illness Sunday afternoon near Adamston. Funeral arrangements were to be announced with burial in a local cemetery.
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Dallow Garlan Talkington
Mi Abra
Adamston
Duane Dey
AL Walla
Thery
Sailor Cowboy Preacher Recounts Loup River Town Tales
A garbled local eyewitness piece from Anioa Wy dated Feb 2 centers on a cowboy preacher known as the Rey SG otter. The report describes his speaking style and the audience’s reactions, noting a claim that he is welcomed by western towns while locals doubt his claims and question his influence in the community.
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Anioa
Rey Sgotter
Irene
Iuin
Buying Kentucky Horses for Local Races
Fragmentary OCR text notes Kentucky horses for rent or sale, mentioning trainers, drivers, and a stallion named Denmark. References a race or event and a person connected to the sale, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear outcome or dates available.
Property Bought to Erect Building for Its Use
A local company plans to purchase property to erect a handsome building for its own use. The firm will install a modern shop and power plant, with machinery, and will operate from a central site. Construction is expected to begin soon and be ready for occupancy by early summer.
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Salina
Atglantaim
Tepair
Hinstecash
Moore Bleek
Zourth
Sacred Concert at Salem by Miss Yourng in Charity Soiree
A sacred concert will be held in Salem College Chapel featuring Miss Tae C. Young and a listed group including Rev. Le Peters and Mrs Time McDayel. Preparations are complete and the town anticipates a well attended event to benefit a local cause.
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Acre
Goorzerf
Salem
Miss
Tae C. Young
Crete
Ube
Weadure
le Petors
Mian
Carsie Petera
Time McDayel
Meo
Guy Merrit
Runyoite Sties’ Margarth Otullihan
Elise Mary Galian
Missing Man Vanishes After Evening Disappearance
A man disappears after an evening outing with his wife and two children. Neighbors report no trace found, and the search continues as authorities interview family and witnesses.
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Prightenea
Gala crowd to attend city event in Clarkatine area
A large gathering is planned for April 28 with thousands expected to attend a patriotic gala in Clarkatine city. Local officials and many organizations will participate, including prominent figures like TM Kelley and Henry Haymond, as preparations intensify and security measures are discussed.
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Patriotiecaire
Bowie
Inter
Citisana
Clarkatiine
CAPT PICKETTS BROTHER DEAD IN FAKEMEN INCIDENT
Fragmentary report notes Captain Pickett mourns as his brother dies in Fakemen Night event. Wives are mentioned, with unclear details about arrangements and a medical or ceremonial aftermath. Readable parts reference a Wilmot location and a funeral or memorial progression.
Reconciled Enemies Linked By Violent Past in Salem
A chaotic report from Salem details George Buckhannon and Di D Feely involved in a violent domestic feud. The case centers on a fatal shooting and the sale of a local grocery and saloon business as investigators weigh motives and connections to others named in the turmoil. Evidence points to a prolonged quarrel and criminal charges surrounding Buckhannon and Feely with broader implications for nearby residents.
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Biddle
Parkersburg
Dilhy & Nellie
Salém
Mishap Befalls Mr Kallingsworth at local barber shop
A garbled report describes Mr Charles Tdtat Fee Sassevoyele and barber Glarles W. Willingeworthy suffering a painful incident yesterday after a pavement misstep. He was taken to the shop with injuries and remains unable to work, while friends plan to visit next Saturday.
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Glarles
W. Willingeworthy
Guntal
Barber
Charles
Jana
Show Matter Special Commissioner Report to Judge Jackson
Special Commissioner Johnson will present a report to Judge Jackson in a contested matter. The case involves an injunction and a sale of property with arguments from both sides and potential appeals.
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Jackson Sopa
Cha “Taney
Parkersburg
Wilier
Jgtukon
Suneeampans
George Valinea
Ltte
Sra
Nantes
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Sion
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Combcowersys
Patient Taken To Asylum Amid Confusing Events
A report from Mey County describes a patient removed to an asylum following an incident at a local property. The details mix names, locations, and unclear actions, with references to officials and a bill of medical transport.
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Citizee
Wictim
Satt
Bratt
Nel Carettee
Alten
Hiteaneay Ak
Erglover Went 1H His BIE Enda Motel
Fragmented text shows names and places jumbled with unclear actions. No coherent event beyond mentions of people such as Carvelny Earlete Tess and Yatton Wallare. Readable phrases indicate a meeting or game references but lack context or outcome.
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Enda Motel
Chet
Carvelny
Yatton
Lian Wallare
Mika Aem
Buried Fragments From a Local Ledger
An OCR fragment notes names and places including Lawson, Feil and Leona with scattered references to taxes, a sheet of vendor notes, and mentions of Harry Lee and Tom Wei. The text is incoherent but preserves several proper nouns and possible affiliations amid tangled phrases.
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Ceva Anil
Tom Chee
Leona
Harry Lee
Toma Wei
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