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A damaged OCR fragment notes prices and values with cents and dollars listed as .80 and 2.25 in a terse retail or catalog snippet. The text appears incomplete with stray symbols and fragments.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment notes prices and values with cents and dollars listed as .80 and 2.25 in a terse retail or catalog snippet. The text appears incomplete with stray symbols and fragments.
In district court the case concerning Mrs Mary Downs estate continues with numerous witnesses scheduled for next week. Proponents opened with Major Lacey and opponents by Mr Seerley. Testimony from witnesses including Mrs Wm Stout L J Bidwell and others aimed to show Mrs Downs was not of sound mind and subject to undue influence in her will. Frances Bechler returned home from a visit at the Klopfenstein residence.
The night brought temperatures as low as half a degree below zero marking the coldest period of the year in the area. By seven this morning the reading climbed to five above with nine o'clock showing five above as well. The previous day started at three above. All data come from the government thermometer kept by Wm. A. Cook.
The Rev. John Ferguson arrived from Buffalo and will visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferguson for a few days. He will conduct morning services at Second United Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Children and local residents noted events include Miss Blanche McFarlane visiting West Chester and Ezra Eckerman of Keota visiting the Moore home.
Havre city caller Jerry Eckerman reports on local business and social visits. The item lists daily errands, visits, and departures, noting bakery products, travel to Superior Nebraska and Keota, and residents heading to various nearby towns.
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