Notary and church services amid illness and death news
Fragmentary notice from a 1901 Nebraska record mentions a sick notary public Samuel Gillett and a church event with Dr Sanson See and Dre Dotson. It notes a sermon from Egypt to the Red Sea, a passion fair in Fairbare Nebr., and a death in Darian. Dates appear indirect and garbled.
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Obituary Notice of Infant Death in St. Irks Parish
An obituary recalls the infant death of Earle Ue Kinks born July 1901, died Monday evening with funeral held Wednesday attended by a large gathering. Parents mourn the second tragedy, with comforting verses from St. Irk's Gospel quoted and funeral prayers offered for the child.
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Earle Ue Kinks
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Pacey In Strange Exchange Confuses Journalists
A garbled OCR like line shows unclear words and stray punctuation. The fragment hints at a name Pacey and an exclamation but lacks coherent facts or context.
Local notice fragment hints at deceased widow and store mention
Fragmentary OCR mentions a widow and a church diocese with vague references to a sale or notice. A partial line about an 1980s era dollar amount and a store appears, but details are unreadable.
State Journal of Nebraska Delivers Fresh News Twice Weekly
The State Journal at Lincoln Nebraska is described as a cost effective state paper. It prints world news fresh from special wires at its dw1 office twice weekly. The article asserts the paper offers more value than other weeklies and serves farmers with timely reporting.
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