Miners Sports and Social Notes From Evanston and Area
Miners Sports not listed. The Misses Tena and Mary Snedden visit Evanston Wednesday. Albert Heitz of Kemmerer accepts a clerk position with Mountain Trading Co. Figatl swahean returns from Laramie after attending University of Wyoming. Arthur Kavanaugh Henry Schuster and Meter Port return from Last Take Of attended All Hallows College last year. Philip Sullivan of Armenia accepts a position with HR. Groo joins Mountain Trading Co. in Cokeville to head the stave project. The Misses Variel and Arthur attend Leg Year dance in Bran Evanston. Arthur goes to work for Diamond Coalse. Arrangements are made for the Oration at Diamondville on July 4. J. Platt attends the meeting at Entowh. details promised of the prior gambling. Programs printed for the day. There will be sports for children and a good time for all. Funeral service for FG Savith held at L.D. church last Friday. Bishop Andrew Easton delivers address. Friends and wife mourn the loss after 40 years together. Floral tributes from city and Mountain Trading employees.
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Diamonlville
Platt
En Towh
Andrew Easton
Fially
Not a valid source for a clean headline
No coherent article text available. The excerpt is garbled and unreadable, lacking discernible events, names, places, dates, or quotes to summarize into a factual news item.
Republican National Convention in Chicago report
A fragmentary notice references the Republican National Convention held in Chicago with stray garbled text mentioning events or excursions and a series of unreadable phrases. The readable elements point to coverage of the convention proceedings and surrounding activities.
Excursions to Denver Dates Reiterated in Notice
An upcoming excursion schedule to Denver is listed for June 20 and 21, with details referencing the Via Gieguestank Line and Cyong Land. The notice outlines travel routes and related arrangements for participants, indicating coordinated transportation and timing for the trips.
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Denver
Gieguestank Line
Cyong Land
Fragmented OCR Reads Like Obscure Local Notice
A garbled OCR text presents scattered proper nouns and numbers, mentioning names such as Vishal Woatabag, Hirai Hee, and LiL Phetetver Allin Malt Bike Wal, with references to a date or time and various odd terms. The readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent event or subject.
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Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled tale with scattered names and phrases. Readable bits mention a grandstand scene, a dramatic throw, and various proper nouns, including places or people like Wasehartidtig and Otway Ab toe.
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Abou Ben Aghem
Nash Fantad Gut
Wasehartidtig
Patel
Rue Teuteny
Choice Goods Offered In Wide Assortment At Discount
The ad highlights long established goods with many first second and third choice items. It promotes Flor Shein shoes and oxfords 2000 men s dress shirts priced 21.25 to 3.50 and ten dozen summer cravats along with belts and flags for the Fourth of July.
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SHEIN
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