Disaster strikes city as fire burns lodg ehowe
This fragment reports a major house fire at 8 double house occupied by Thomas Mallard and family. The blaze caused by kerosene mishap in a stove led to injuries, deaths suspected, police investigations ongoing, with civic response and insurance notes. Local officials mobilize fire and rescue services. no insurance covered Saturday losses. Community events and wartime homages referenced. ongoing interest in local incidents and memorials.
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Mallard
May
Mr. Mallard
Howe
Pyvestigatine
The
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Rortin
Gleta
China
Matlard
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Forgman
Electreal
Yark Street
Howard Reid
Naval Reserve
Express
Wart craving for Gr 8 pair of rifles and trade hints
Fragmented note speaks of obtaining an eight grade rifle pair, urging cheer and mentioning Ben, Wally, and Juan Bellas. References a savage horde and a trade of one pair per worn item, with distant crossing and cold weather.
Exploits Note Recalls March Parade At Locat Cauin
Fragmentary notes recount a March parade and a reported heroic act. References to Bert, Tan, and a local event name the Cat Hunt while hints of a record attempt and a fatal stop suggest a dramatic incident amid a community gathering. The piece mentions a machine, a font, and a resilience theme.
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Bert
Missing or garbled note from North Side store scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fine or sore item at J. W. Horney North Side and mentions a retail store with unclear references to Ben Roberts and credit terms. The readout is incomplete, hindering precise identification of entities, dates, or actions.
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J. W. Horney
Vasity
Rineat
Toviliiwite
Vafleets Nnuelt Credit Ui Alle Huilder
Ben Roberts
March Fishing al Ghanne with Vapor Flying
A correspondent reports March fishing with vapor flying devices near Chawinet. The account notes weather and terrain, mentions pod-like formations and extended distances, and hints at others planning similar experiments. The piece reads as a local curiosity about unusual fishing methods and conditions.
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al Ghanne
Winter fish trade and agents tied to Canadian routes
The text outlines agents for Céndalin fins handling fish shipments via Helertvan at 24 cents per pound. Fish are frozen and packed at 225 pinhd Gases, then sent to St John My Dy for transfer to storage stewards. It notes Rose Hlanche and Gorton Pew Pisheries Cowre Nere, with references to temporary arrangements and immediate actions under a rule of 2H miles.
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Céndalin
Jani
Helertvan
St. John My Dy
Rose Hlanche
Docnannet Phu
Gorton Pew
Yale
Gorton
Sleepy Cave mine dispute and court actions
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sherman County style legal action with plaintiffs Messrs George Robers and O Hodder regarding a Sheriff’s sale on Phowsday and milling rights at the Sleepy Cave mine. Mentions Prohibition base, magistrate Penny, and a verdict, plus references to a French colony at St Pierre and the former Czar Nicholas with large incomes.
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Great Northern Development Co
George Robers
Hodder
Sleepy Cave
Myurenys
Magistrace
Steel Wilappet
Supreme Court
War News From Front Lines Dramatically Updates Push
British and French forces advance on multiple fronts with gains near St Quentin and Amiens. Reports indicate 100 villages captured or contested, with German retreats along from Arras to St Quentin and around Leroux canal. Weather worsened, but French and British units push toward Boulogne areas with cavalry advances and rail junctions secured.
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Sty ‘Quentin S Canal
Lerus Tutor
Amiers
Bein
Aree
Cerin
Hindenburg
Berger
Cekehel
Iver
Arrak
Narbe
Lutois
Public Meeting On March 2 Urges City Reports and Plans
A public meeting is scheduled for March 2 at 7:30 p.m. to consider city issues. Attendees will review the report and discuss resolutions on new work and related topics raised by city authorities.
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Cansities Forceil
Unclear prompt text about Rose Blanch and Portute Bay vessels
Fragmentary OCR notes describe payments of 214 with sound bond removed and a competition. Mentions large banking vessels from Portute Bay expected this year due to crew discipline. References the Noll family at Rose Binvwehe and evolving conditions.
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Portute Bay
Congress Silent on April 26th War News
The report notes confusion as Congress and President Wilson face urgency over Geninny’s actions. It mentions American loans and warnings amid submarine activity, with three American steamers sunk and little done to respond. The text questions what friends will answer regarding these events.
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Pasilent Wilson
Congress
West
Geninny
German Ratner Arrives Home Reports Shipping Totals
German Ratner returns home and cites Berlin reports claiming about 22 steamers and 123,100 tons sailed. Inside Mary article notes Lusitania sailing into trenches and debates whether the war will end after future actions. Captain Purut of UMfaved ake will neither confirm nor deny the story.
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Ryederman Raiser
Berlin
Mary
Lusitania
Bobke
Puruet
Umfaved Ake
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