Corning Teachers Attend Washington Event and Local News
Fragmented OCR lists attendees at a teachers' federation event in Washington and notes various local happenings. Mentions James F KL, Mrs Ellsworth Bair, Leo Smith, and others with scattered references to farms, dinners, and weekly notices in Cincinnati and Whitesd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avshington
John D. Reilyx
Ahan
Manzio
Thomas
Brent
Ib Ganz
Nseriipee
Cincinnati
Washington
Bethel Times Reports Local Social and School Events
Bethel notes include Lilian Forel and Cora Peck as visiting Washington and Edwardsport residents. Frank Gaither returns to Illinois to visit relatives. John Whitia Week and Joho Shanks are mentioned visiting friends in Edwardspor. Sunday school and a box supper at the Scudder school were reported with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfodeville
Edwardsport
Lilian Forel
Auite Iit
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Whitfield called on friends Sunday while Ellan and Lizzie Ryan visited Montgomery. Minnié and Merth Sellerg visited Washington Friday. Maggie Brady visited Washington Saturday. John Landerdan and Joseph Madde spoke to Bogard township trustees. Austin Carter and Ira Bowman attended the Traing pie social. Alice and Marg Conway joined the Teachers Association events Friday and Saturday. Jessie Mode and sister attended services at St Michaels. Hugh Motsoe and party attended Teachers Association activities Friday and Saturday. Daily from Evansville noted friends attending and locals socializing.
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Whitfield
Bers
Elland Lizzie Ryan
Montgomery
Minnié
Merth
Washington
Grandma Sause
Maggie Brady
John Landérdan
Joseph
Madde
Bogard
Sanday
Austin Carter
Ira Bowman
Psom
Mizsee
Alice
Marg Conway
Teachers Association
Aomgie
Jessie’ Mode
Plainsille
St. Michaels
Suq
Hugh Motscae
John Caida Abd
Bila
Evansville
Fragmented News Snippet Reflects Local Silence
A partial readable fragment mentions a Sunday event with unclear names and details, offering scant context and no identifiable dates or locations.
Baptist de . S. Gyotes an Washington Si r Wis LOWE'S
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Baptist group and Lowe's in Washington Wisconsin. Readable details are limited and no clear event or outcome emerges.
Fragmented OCR text on American song and local notices
OCR appears to mix names, places, and events with broken phrases. It references Washington, Indianapolis, Louisville, and nods to American songs and patriotic themes, but lacks coherent structure or clear event details to summarize a single public notice or news item.
Officers Elected for Templar Commandery Election List
Fragmentary notice lists elected officers including Commander John Facey, Treasurer W Thompson, and other names for a Templar commandery. Missing parts complicate full details. the document records an officer slate and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabr
Templar
Consikandor —John
Poltenay
Will M
Aikman
Asurér
Thompson
Nemo
Miners Union Forms at Bagleyville Amid Mixed Mines Status
At Bagleyville a miners union formed with 56 members including 43 Bagleyville workers and 13 from nearby mines. Leaders Hargrove and others announced the three Bagleyville mines are operating normally with all workers employed, while plans to operate Winkiepleck mine and wage-driven price changes remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagleyville
Aternoon
Torty
Bagles
I Éorge
Hargrove
United
Ulaniners
Waren
Rogsville
Liveral
Danierburg
Fontgomery
Lven
Winkiepleck
Stoy
Overton Mines
Edaly
Airy Hargrove
Bageireible
Meiners
Baglesville
Win[ Enteok
Stoyland Overton
Miners Reach Amicable Settlement and Hicks Almanac Rise
The workers at the mine reach an amicable settlement through arbitration with concessions by operators and union wage scale enforcement. Rev. Irl R Hicks remains healthy and productive, issuing his 1902 Almanac and foretelling seasons. Word and Works Co. offers broad distribution from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Dormank
Iners
Fey
Re . Hicks
Rdinor
Irl R. “Hicks
Hicks
Dow
Joss
Sylaudia Family Journal
Word and Works Co
Locust Ab
St. Louis
Odor and Claim About Omega Oil Remains Unclear
The readable fragments describe Omega Oil as a pain remedy with a strong odor, claiming it is a unique herbal mix distilled from turpentine or ammonia and featuring a green herb. The text compares its action to wind blowing out a flame or water quenching a fire, but no verifiable facts or sources are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
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Rich Ra
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Guy
Wren
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Jobs Downey
Weatera
Thom
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Gertrude M Stocu
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Dowden
Davelle Loy & Bil
Tioning
Ragsdale
Agsdala
Addi High
Rogers
Liverpool
Charlottie F
Margaret Pudbar
McTegart
Isabella P. Killion
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Signat
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