Democratic meeting speaker in Afton noted
Attorney Addis A Brown addressed a democratic meeting in Afton last night. Rev. J B Pershing returned from Pierce City Missouri after conducting Mrs Mills funeral. Dr D B Morgan a well known veterinarian was here en route to Fayetteville Arkansas from Pryor Creek. Frank Fronklin and wife came back from Madison Wisconsin where Mr Franklin attended the National Farmers Institute as a delegate.
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Addis A. Brown
Afton
J.B. Pershing
Pierce City
Mills
D. B. Morgan
Fayetteville
Ark
Pryor Creek
Frank Fronklin
Madixyn
Wis
Franklin
National Farmers Institute
Weather summary: tonight and Saturday fair and warmer
Local observations show a maximum of 78 degrees and a minimum of 38 degrees. The 7 p.m. temperature was 60 with southerly wind. Precipitation and sunshine data are not reported.
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C. E. Lahman
Personal notices from Miami area travelers and visitors
L B Bell, attorney W P Thompson and others were noted as being in Miami today. Visitors include Stewart Reamer to Chetopa, Misses Anna Gatewood and Sarah Nix at Pryor Creek, Mrs C L Conner to Fairland, W L Chase from Westville, Webb Land from Muskogee, Fred Walker from Afton, W E Clapham on business, W H Key from Owensboro prospecting, A S Lowry from Coffeyville, W A Crosby from Muskogee, Judge G B Denison on legal business, John Hall and John H Crutchfield returning from Ohio, Jim Cohee and wife from Grand River area, Ross Thompson shopping at Rateliffs, Woodley Phillips en route from Kansas City to Chelsea, Mack Edgerton visiting from Chanute, L Phifer editor from Girard, K Creager congress hopeful, Fred Schierabel from Muskogee and Geo Mills from McAlaster traveling from Pierce City for Mills' mother's funeral.
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W. E. Clapham
Miami
W. H. Key
Owensboro
A.S. Lowry
Coffeyville
W. A. Crosby
Muskoges
G. B. Denison
John Hall
John H. Crutchfield
Ohio
Jim Cohee
Grand River
Ross Thompson
Rateliffs
Woodley Phillips
Kansas City
Chelsea
Creager
Fred Schierabel
Muskogee Jand
Geo. Mills
McAlaster
Pierce City
Mr. Mills
Special Day At Christian Church Featured By Mrs George Kapp
Sunday October 4 offers songs solos and sermon topics chosen by Mrs George Kapp with a praise filled morning and evening. Next Sunday is Mrs George Kapp day inviting all church members and friends to attend. 49 50 Pie Social set for Saturday night with Juniors hosting a pre social tomorrow in the church basement featuring a magic lantern and light entertainment for girls and boys to bring pies and a small donation upgrade.
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Christian Church
George Kapp
The
sJostors
Fragmentary OCR Bid Rewrite of Historic Notice
The readable OCR text shows mixed garbled characters and partial phrases from a historic page. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge beyond scattered references to numbers and letters. The fragment provides no clear persons organizations places dates or actions to summarize.
Old Lady Fights Escalator Ordeal at City Subway
A bewildered elderly woman at the One Hundred Twenty street station struggled with an up escalator trying to descend. After multiple failed attempts she was guided by a passerby to the down staircase amid her frustration and exclamations. Other brief items note trips and local ads.
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New York Times
No Privacy in China Keeps Homes Shared and Open
The article describes Chinese housing as communal and porous with no private space. Homes house many families and residents openly discuss private matters with neighbors. Only the wealthy may dream of a single detached house, often shared by relatives.
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China
The Erie Barge Canal Project Costs and Route
The Erie barge canal will cost 101 million dollars, about one third of the Panama cost, with a magnitude larger than Panama. The existing canal is about 45 miles, and the new route uses 4 miles on the old path while about 260 miles follow rivers and lakes, a pioneer water route in the western states.
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Panang
Otale
Unclear text fragment with demand to block sensational headlines
The passage shows a shopkeeper's missive offering cloth at an odd price in francs and a man about to be electrocuted asking guards not to let yellow papers headline the event, suggesting a fragmented historical newspaper snippet with unusual phrasing.
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Paria
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