Local city visits and social notes from Vincennes and area
A collage of short social notes reports visitors and residents in the city and neighboring towns. Names include Dr. J A Swyftiel Vincennes, Wahle Vincennes, Mr and Mrs Joba Vincennes, Mrs Caroling Gduring, A B Cunningham Spencer, and others visiting or traveling through the area on Wednesday and nearby days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A'Swyftiel
Vincennes
Brita
Charles ExFrodaray
Bickuollsia
Kilstoesy
Mies Mayme Hayes
St Marys
The
Woede
George Bupder
Joba
Qharley
Tohlag i
Cunningham of
Spencer
Christian Church
Rani
James Roty
Bo Elila
Rtichard Surininet
Bennara
Odon Fo
Thomas.c. Dser
Howilton
Ont
Lester
Untitled Riot Scene and Food Lore From Coastal Camp
A mangled OCR fragment depicts a chaotic scene with captives bound at a camp near Big Ben a discussion with Col. White's men. It shifts to a tavern saloon confrontation and a string of quotes about hangings and local figures. The text then moves to wartime anecdotes including meals described at a farm and a Meade campaign memory. The piece closes with newspaper quirks and a joke about a chicken dinner in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. Manainv
Govarney Wolcott
Mascachusetta
Great Northern
White
Manning J Baile
Bostop
Richmonds
Richmond
Thay
Beaton
Ryo
Brad
W Ti Howe Endorses Celery Compound in Public Notice
Fragmented OCR text depicts endorsements for a celery compound with scattered claims of health benefits. Names, places, and products blur through garbled wording, but hints mention Celery and trial-like assertions amid cautious language about curing or aiding ailments. Sources show promotional tones and suggest a period newspaper card style.
Unclear Text From City Council Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows council committee names and officer mentions with many garbled words. Readable items include scattered surnames such as Kelly, Brady, and Seattle references, but the text lacks coherent actions or decisions.
Local notice from Missouri priesthood dispute appears unclear
Fragmentary OCR of a public notice mentions church affairs in Missouri, naming individuals such as Mary Last and Lida Hamo with scattered references to families and a meeting at Bluth hall. The text is garbled, preventing a clear reconstruction of action, dates, or authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petursbors
Bis
Ani Peccanapeter
Ol Luejor
Crower Keapar
Douga
Ates
Miasuuri
A. Mary
Lida Hamo
Sarah Staith
Re Jie Dbo
Vach
Har Raies
Jnoney Rhabau
Wil
J Wort
David John Buk Fijion
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Jet. Shoals
Andy Kellar
Thaile
Bradley
St. Louis
Kiera
Tuceday
Owen Couvanl
Leslie
Addis
Mali
Milesn
Bloomfield
Indiana
Greane County
Whamfield‘ News
Greene County
Ndlaga
Jaiis He Miele
Hooneville
Paducah
Paduen
Vwiilay
Ale
Diol
Lan
Lasida
Asl
Eve Ann
Big Bena
Col. White
Bacon
Beppenc
Jim Redfern
Vigilugen Committee
Gaisdy
Jim
Lam
Mina
Pat de Yeu
Tore
Arr
Wall
Hedforn
Weill
Oregonian
Spade
BP Chronicle
Sy Meade
Amd
Lojee
Himeself
Chicago Chronicle
Bayan
Preddane McKiniey Tonfly
Sanstor Mason
Ifndis
Senstor Mason
Galator
Rat McCarty
Pat
Digner
Eich
Moike
Begorza
Bow
Garon
Swonsville
Howe
Aite
Ali Raiss
Weil
Taylor
T. Wartiys
Istimay
Diba Usine
Nemral
Avduran
Chang A Allghily
Dyson
Ned Kelle
Bruly
Bluth “Hall
Burihida
Davig
Trdedoch
Mabins
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