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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
6
A damaged OCR line provides few readable facts about prices or items with no clear entities or events to summarize. The fragment lacks identifiable people places organizations dates or concrete numbers to form a coherent news item.
Calendar notes from a weekly schedule list sewing circle at the Daughters of St George with fifteen ladies and host refreshments. Readers learn about Mooseheart Legion meeting, Homestead Club reception, an informal dance, and other social gatherings at North Main Street venues with various hosts and dates.
Fresh Marilla Washington candies advertised at Kokosing Lunch Shop 10 South Main. Revival services planned at Owl Creek Haptiat church for one week starting Monday Feb 2. Local real estate ads offer properties from 1100 dollars from Cochran &iohart. Mounts to play Bates Pirates Friday at 8 pm in Columbus league. Various notices include family travels, fish market items from Mt Vernon Fish Co, and an electric washer ad from Knecht Mooney Electric Co. High school choir and community events listed with prices and addresses. Church notices announce regular Madonaburg Church of Christ services and farewell for Rev M A Frowman.
Society notes from Danville recount the Danville Knights meeting and a Ladies of Elke event. A social hour featured a progressive euchre game, prizes awarded to Mist Indy's team and Mr Eivin Thompson, with refreshments served in the grill room. The next Ladies meeting is slated for February 11 with Mr Harry Bunnan presiding.
An ad claims Danderine can save hair and clear dandruff by applying a small amount to the scalp. It promises stronger hair, improved vitality, and renewed shine after several uses, with the dose described and price noted.
Brief local notices mention taxi service with phone numbers 315 and 1056, J. Cole and Mrs GM Debolt of Cox, and Homer Debolt. References to bolater rolls at Furniture Exchange on South Main, Cain's cash grocery sale, and Mrs Mary Shipley visiting East Gan bier street in Colunuiy Thursday. Night or day taxi service cautions and care with driving.
William McGugin former resident of Knox county died Tuesday at Kin Home in Coffeyville Kansas. He was born and raised in Howard and moved to Coffeyville years ago. He was brother of Primoh NeGugin of Cleveland formerly of St. Vernon. The funeral and interment will probably be in Coffeyville.
Fragmentary OCR notes list livestock and market values with scattered names and numbers. It references Pittsburgh markets, various animal types, top sheep and cattle mentions, and assorted identifiers, but no clear event, date, or coherent facts. The readable elements indicate a listing style rather than a cohesive report.
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