Personal notices from a busy 1900s town page
A dense column lists numerous residents and visitors across towns and states. Names include Mrs Firedlockesat Phildren Mr. and Mrs. Motor Newport Ky Mr. C. Sorith Olney Ave and many others traveling, visiting relatives, work outings, and social calls. Several individuals plan trips to Cochran ton Chicago Cleveland and Garden Grove California.
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Beteora
Prompeet
Mery Lan
HW. J. Divi
Monnete Street
Cochranton
Chayler Mouser
Marion ‘Tateyhone Company
Cleveland
Min Clewnor M. Boyd
Delaware Avenue
Ter Wiser
Mind Vo
Uhidgo
Sie
Gontstner
Lois
Gilien
Mim
Ob. R. Mtwrony
Blaine
Mew
Motor
Newport
Kentucky
Moxiot
Moglor
North Stite Street
Mra
Jamee M. Monebelt
Bond State Street
Michigans
Dew
Haun
Bucyrus
Ihin
Thin City
Povneylvania
Finyd Welsh
Bilver Arreot
Wodhem
Chicago
Felétute
Cy Sorith
Olney Ave
Irwin
Ome
Firstenberger Family Reunion Set for Sept 2 1908 at Lincoln Park
Local events note a Firstenberger family reunion planned for September 2 1908 in Lincoln Park with John Firstenberger Ill treasurer and Jacob Dover on the program committee. Other items include a farmers picnic at Guats Grove Prospect and a fall from a porch resulting in a collar bone injury to a resident who was treated at the General and Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Phelly
Ruwh Creek
Currie
Hacking Valley
Gedner Point
Lancaster
Firstenberger
Lincoln Park
Thie Elty
John Firstenborger
Ile Olly
Ampelattion
Jaco Dover
Levi Yake
Colored Tapetat Church
Ridhwood
Guat's Grove
Prospect
Charles Meaker
Davida Street
Court Happenings Inmate Habeas Proceedings For Jamon McGowan
An application seeks a coheiring in habeas corpus for Jamon McGowan to hold for a grand jury on charges of Gillarown. Judge Robst vosberny denied the petition, while James W. Givou’s case against C.D. and ML involves an action for personal injury. The plant filed suit May 28, 1900s, with attorney William Moloy claiming injury from a streetcar at Owens station December 2, 1908. employer details are unclear.
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Jamon McGowan
Gillarown
Halen Porns
Robst Vosberny
James W. Givou
C.D
Woo
Theemgh
Willian Molooy
Owens Station
Chri
David
Parker Reliied
Hest
Reon
Head Street
Genene
Pounaytyanta
Salts Patt
The Three Professors at the Hotel Fronting Deadwood Town
An 1908 account of Yale botanist Henry Thorn and Harvard criminologist Witbeck arriving in a frontier town. The two professors share a hotel, exchange jests about their fields, and humorously compare traits through humorous anecdotes. A second meet leads to staged mischief and then a climactic prank involving a third professor, with reflections on scholarly rivalries.
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Cheyenne
Deadwood
Henry ‘Thorn
Yale College
Regis Weed Hitieel
Charles Witbeck
Criminologiet
Flarvard College
Oolis
Howe
Ettm
Texan
Errod
Professor Thorn
Profesor Thorn
Witbeck
Thorn
Femirke
Ile Aloy
Twinter
Columida College
Dancer Social and Civil War Telegraph Plot Recited
A social event at Hiker hall hosted by Mrs. Rana Hower featured dancing and gifts for guests including Minnie Kiert and Ralph Teun. The evening extended into late hours with a noted Clement Aine performance at 10 o'clock and a long list of attendees from nearby towns and cities. A separate tale recounts Morgan’s Confederate telegraph plot and a boy’s brave act earning a reward, illustrating wartime intrigue amid a modern social gathering.
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Mint Rana Hower
Inter Imal Dancin
Janet
Ewceniinedt
Minn
Minnie Kiert
Ralph Teun
Santtalty Elky Mul
Miss Hotteer
Mierw Ehwert
Mr. Traut
Datieliey Wegan
Oelook
Clement Aine
Seowe
Mien Margarite Kravae
Hoonie Magerd
Meta Marx
Wael Harvey
Fa Morwin
Ale
Cipmaker
Doultions Morgan
Kimmle
Uis Motiwr
Catia
Wien
Jimelle
Mithanel
Morgan Longhei
United States
Nouman
White
Young Telegraphers and Civil War Hero Tales
A fragmentary account recalls John Morgan era acts of Confederate raiders and Union telegraph operations. A boy Venable, a junior telegrapher, encounters a Confederate officer and helps protect critical lines near Paxtation as Morgan stalks the area. The scene highlights military telegraph duties and wartime daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
A Morgan
John Morgan
Lia
LeRlchenie
Gel Parsseralon
Bia Mineket
Hue
Geirard
Halleck
Corinth
Paxtation
Qorleth
Tout Vennhie
Hix Cavilly
Eustom
Verable
Venabie
John Mormeny
Sir Morgan
Confedersteenvalrsnen
Win
Kes
Che Couilwetoy
Moreau
Tim
Morgan
Jin de Venable
Emperor of Austria Receives Odd Gift at Schoenbrunn
An archaic tale recounts a quirky royal gift exchange with the emperor of Austria and Count Rhein gun. The lavish gesture involved a mysterious box and a culinary whim that pleased the royal palate, the emperor laughing at the joke and naming the box a royal honor.
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Austria
Herski
Bivlygaum
Wulong
Hevee
Schoonbrunn
Rhein Gun
Classified fragment hints at official organ and Philadelphia press
Readable bits indicate a classifieds note mentioning an official organ and Philadelphia press. Names and full details are unclear but imply a publication or notice from a city paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal Jerofemadon Fable’ Ab
Lesson Fat August 1908 Iron Rose Bible Class by Redoway
A fragmented 1908 Bible class text discusses David and Goliath, urging individual faith and courage. References to Saul, armor, and the idea of God supporting the small against the mighty appear amid garbled lines and partial sentences. The coachlike teacher voice emphasizes personal readiness and reliance on God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Redoway
Lionmaster
Coatesville
Drvil
Saul
Ringling Brothers Circus Arrives Near Marion for Big Week
Davis near Marion prepares for the Ringling Brothers Circus in town next Monday drawing crowds. The show promises a new act lineup with billed star attractions and an extensive program including a geological garden feature and European performers. Railroads anticipate heavy turnout and busy schedules as thousands flock to the event.
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Marion
America
Ringling
Stowe
Fragmentary religious text with scattered quotes and notes
The readable fragments present a chaotic religious monologue about God and guidance, mentioning Jehovah and personal beliefs. It references human power, God’s ways, and a Napoleon quote. the context and attribution are unclear, yielding a fragmented excerpt without a coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Ardous Reid and the Prunes Show Attracts Crowds
Ardous Reid and the automobile double feature draw crowds to Strayerros Drug Store for the Prunes show. Downtown ticket offices will sell reserved seating on show day, with mingling and possible crowd movement noted by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardous Reid
Prunes
Faye
Av Neual
Strayerros
Prines
Hing Brothers
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