Students visit Triune and family plans unfold across towns
Local notes describe students visiting Triune and plans for visits to Chicago Denver and Columbus. Families and officials travel between Elkton Perimont Genes and Monongahriver bridge work continues. A Saturday baseball game at Triction Park features Carolina and Monongah towns drawing a large crowd. Lawn fete by Overseas club of the Young Zion Baptist church set for Monroe and Hamilton streets.
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Triction Park
Carolina
Monongah
Yount Zion Baptist Church
Monroe
Hamilton Streets
Rail travel schedule and dog license receipts
Travelers guide lists multiple trains from Washington Baltimore and New York with connections at Wheelie to Chicago and other points. It notes various departure times and train numbers along with a fragment about dog licenses and total receipts.
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Grate Washington
Baltizoor
New York
Gimberland
Chicago
Gratton-Fairmont
Grafton
Clarkabin
Ranior
Connflaville
Pitts
Elkine
E. Statio
Mak
Avater Fes the Knot in Muddled Wedding Report
A garbled OCR wedding notice mentions Mary Mooney and her marriage amid references to a noisy plane and a Captain Smith. Details are fragmentary with unclear dates or locations, rendering the event hard to confirm but indicating a union and family involvement.
Tucker Cou Blown At Pythian Lodge Disturbance
Fragmentary notes describe a disturbance at a Pythian lodge meeting with mentions of members and timing. The text hints at an event followed by misconduct and time spent, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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Seteram
Hopt
Kwil
Wesseyiuan
Ays
Ege
Tom
Eos Aen i Itor
Newwaely City
Columbis University
Triune
Somes
Lindsay Jaco
Elkstrom
Peirmont
Genes
Usbus
C. N. Mcultre
Denver
W. H. McEl
Ightang
Casey Consructon Company
Copere
Monongrels River
Travelers’ Guide
Railroiberlara
Luke ‘Arnett
Cook Hospital
Aacal USA
Dotthyeith Sr
Prt
Avatr
Cupid
Hove
Mary Mooney
al. Young
Mooney
Captain Smith
Fou
Sup Wan the
Pago
Apie
Tucker Cou
Man
Fish
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