Odell Buildings Burn Sunday Night
Fire of unknown origin destroyed three business houses in Odell early Sunday morning. The blaze started about 2 A M in an unoccupied building on the west side of the street from the Bank of Odell to J R Huie's Grocery. J M Bodkins reported the alarm after waking in his restaurant. The incident left two buildings unoccupied and the third containing the Masonic lodge with Bodkins' restaurant on the floor. only that floor carried insurance as the owners W W Matthews and B D Smith held uninsured properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Bank of Odell
J. R
Masonic Lodge
F. M. Bodkins
W. W. Matthews
B. D. Smith
Wanted Ad Brief for Harnesses at Record Office
Readable fragment notes a wanted pair of single busy harnesses and a call to apply at the record office site. The item appears in a small classifieds style notice with unclear dates or contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Office
Wanted and Lost Notices Mix in Vernon Advertisements
Classified items include wanted good second hand tractor and stock to pasture with water and set prices for horses and cattle. Also rental for three rooms, lost open face silver watch, and a lost fraternity pin. A park of miscellaneous notices requests return to Record offices for rewards and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Noes
John-son
CT. R. Olive
Hauth Hill
Vernon
Vorten
Fargo
Ikecord
Recvive Rewacu
Lost Jewels! Fraternity
Elve Rewa AD
Unclear fragment prompts mixed historical notice
Fragmentary text appears to mix legal and personal matters with incomplete names and quotes. No coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize reliably.
Smallest Married Couple in America Married in Manchester NH
The article notes Alice Lang and Johm Tarows, claiming they are the smallest married couple in America, with Lang at 23 and Tarows at 29, married in Manchester New Hampshire. It then digresses into garbled farming and fertilizer instructions not clearly connected to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lang
Johm Tarows
Manchester
New Harmpshire
Miss Lane
Merica
Poultry Manure as a Valuable By-Product for Poultry Raisers
Maine Experiment Station and the U S Department of Agriculture report poultry manure offers real value. Night droppings from 7 000 hens yield about 1500 a year in worth. proper storage with loam sawdust or dry earth preserves nitrogen and phosphoric acid.
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Roger Nonin
Maine
Maine Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Hail hail chiropractors urged to investigate patient issues
Fragmentary notice invites patients to consult chiropractors Battendorf and Battendorf with emphasis on results. Mentions rooms 6-7 and cites unclear contact details at a residence labeled Phonesaltee F08 with names Nebulous and Athentia.
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Odell Buildings
Enserance
Mnkngw
Ortgoin
RSAL
Yee Ue
T. P. Lisman & Son
West Texas Street
Trent Jet
Fort Worth Room House
Mes
Irene Smith
Denver Water Tank
Orp
Privce
Torbert
Texas
Wilk
TH. M. Broumett
Martin
Baker Bros. Drug Store
Martin's
Ty M
Bergeson Peng Company
Belcher Drug Store
J. M. Levan
Muse
Kramer
Rene Sro
J. T. Witkins
W. &. Boddy
Ute
Toney
Timberlake
Miss Delia
Pkdelyne Slavil.m
Aetyne Slavik
Cho
Tok
Boyle
Crizad
Belle of
Bog Sliei Vernos
KEL Milling Company Verhom
Ake
Bell Milling
Gemipatiy
Jonathan
Georgia
Cellale
Union
Shanttras
Andrass
South Carolina
James Oxiethorpe
George Uia
Oglethorpe’s Plain
Beattie Nat
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Battendorf
Chiropractors
Denny Blig
Rade Athentia
Goo
E. L. Witty
Fat Haney
Iturrish
Olds Foracco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Sei Es Eee
R. J. Royn
Kimberley
Vernon Record
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