Preservation of Haiti Relief Effort Amid Pandemic
Fragmented OCR reading describes a charitable effort to preserve aid for Haiti, mentioning patients, doctors, and hospital care. It notes challenges and calls for continued support amid Covid related strain. Names and places are garbled but imply international aid and medical cooperation.
The Widow Gunny and the Valentine Scheme
Meleen Roberts recounts the tale of the widow Gunny living near Clint who endures hardship while neighbors, including boys and a minister, plot a fierce prank. A group of youths crafts a crude malevolent valentine for the widow, leading to a tense evening as the letter carrier and townsfolk observe the unfolding scene of a dangerous, drunken feint.
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Meleen Roberts
Gunny
Ablittess
Jack
Leonier Vutlates
Clinton
Althoush Khel
Phimiey
Hays
Demonn
Iraferk
Dereneries
Ted
Tia
Plo Wat
Sid
Jink
Barrett
Shen
Kehool
Emity
Hiihert
Camle Quentines
Tere
Jack ‘Barrett
Billy Gordon
Sam Dudley
Pete Forbes
Artie Wellman
Javie
Wight
Miller and the Lincoln County Legislature Debates
A satirical piece targets F Dumont Smith and Representative Miller of the Colt, criticizing spending and a proposed sales of editorial prerogatives. The writer mocks efforts to secure jobs and state funds, and questions patriotism versus partisanship in the House. The prose lampoons political maneuvering, salaries, and university professors’ pay.
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Miller
Ian-Sis
Contorted OCR Confuses a Dumont Smith Brumets Scene
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tense confrontation with unclear names and actions. The text mentions a detmont amin o say and a hostile note, an elevator scene, and a chef who stops a chase. The passage is fragmented with misread words and inconsistent punctuation.
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Detmont
Amin
Edwards
Alam
youBuRt
Dumont Smith
Brumets Vest
The Last Session of the Karwan Kat Meeting
The Karwan Kat executive committee selects FC Tianiy to speak at the National Editorial Association meeting in Omaha in July. An excursion invitation from the Santa Fe railway to Colorado is accepted over Galveston. Gomer Davies named candidate for first vice president. several honorary members elected. A push to lower state publication rates for constitutional amendments is noted with George J. Tucker assigned to lobby. Closing session covers Kansas history writing and various papers and speakers.
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Tianiy
Nariorill Editorial Association
Omaha
July
Ste Taney
Will Prabtiie
Rania Tt
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Colorado Points
J. Anderson
Noble Prentis
de W. Wilder
AL Perkins
John Spear
OY Baker
George J. Tucker
istrek# Herald
Lewislature
Greenwood County
Kansas
D. i. Anthony
VS. Lane
Anthony Republican
T. J Schull
Kasisie
Associaen
D. T. Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Rary Kansac Matary
Townsley
Great Bend Tribune
Kane
Kansas City
Kas, Herald
W. Marti
State Historical Sacily
Het
Ltte
Inwin Gabel
Holton Tribune
Victor Murdock
Wichita
R.anthony
Leavenworth
Ide Rene
Tests
Jota Record
Will HL Peter
Olathe Mirror
League of American Sportsmen report from St Paul meet
The Lesage of American Sportsmen convened in St Paul Minnesota with delegates from across the country. The national president Bhiehis of York praised efforts to protect game and forest reserves. A plan to reserve more land near Yellowstone was outlined and rangers were credited for enforcing laws. Membership rose to 216 with 42 state divisions. Prosecutions and orders for arrests were noted along with health concerns and city notices.
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League of American Sportsmen
St. Paul
Minn
Wau
Bhiehis
York
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
A. A. Anderton
Thinteaytr
Neresnary
Rusky
Alueia
Delaware
League
Bitte
Arnt
Society Notes and Invitations Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs D Startemen and Mrs lL He Strickfer hosted about 350 invitations for a reception at 70 Taylor Street this afternoon with multiple hostesses in attendance. Upcoming events include theater at The Suburban and a Grand hour at the National, red and yellow decorations featuring tulips, and a schedule of clubs and meetings with many social names listed among attendees.
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D. Startemen
Ll. He Strickfer
Taylor Street
SC Gieiock
TF. Garver
J. Z. Mrc Farland
M. Chiney
Ermine
Menninger
LE Mek Af FL
Johnston
Mire
Charles Colburn
Miri McFarian Wee
Mra
Charles Wood
The
National
Baseball Notes From Turbulent Spring Training
Disjointed baseball notes discuss Clercial aims to send Lagole to Mot Springs and other spring plans. Mentions Patsy Donivin and Wrenk egg game tactics, plus Grive the Pittabere implied grounds, and Drewtre cutting ADOT form medication. References to Pej vHorts, Lo Fay money, and Detroit club figures amid unclear events and potential trials.
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Patsy Donivin
Abe
Muliih
Detroie
Soma
Ike Ara
Detroit eyes big season push with underdog Pirates link
Amid scattered notes on teams and moves, Detroit eyes a pennant chase as managers pursue a mix of players including Jim Ryan and Bruce, with Canadian trades and labor congress chatter shaping the broader sports and business landscape. The piece threads through Atlantic to Midwest connections, listing teams, venues, and pending transfers while hinting at an upcoming shuffle in the baseball ranks.
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Stysstarer
Mack
Pirates
Tamias
Bock
Araceegn Righ
Perming
Spa
Ste
Ravett
Jimny Ryan
Dis
Guthiel
Chicago
Modest Canoapen
Jim
Andi Mabting
Detroit
Ison
Ata Ll
Frank Ped
Washington Power
Pew
Montreal
Cheveland
National Trade and Labor Congress
Candice
Aspeal
Bates Fe
Derminion Trades Congress
United States
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