Beaver youth describes shootout with two tramps
Woobington Friday reports say a Beaver boy, son of J. W. Beaver, fired several shots at two tramps near Weis Creek after a break in at neighbor John Shanks’ home. He says the men threatened him, remained in the woods, and fled when armed neighbors searched the area. The two tramps are believed to be the same pair seen in the vicinity previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandereather
Mary
Beaver
Weales ‘Creek
John ‘Shanks
C. F. Beaver
Windy cottage project and farm sale noted in column
The item details James Edwards returning home and a farm cottage purchase from W. L. Wadd. School opens with expected high attendance. Charles White elderly eyes Allen visits from Washington. A crowd led by Drew Singleton visits Mr. and Mrs. Pixelton last Wednesday. Water supply noted. Extra wagon beds offered at 11.06. Hatfield K Palmer Co. Postmaster Setrit reports service fee changes for all persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Bacon Brothers
Wadd
Charles White
Allen
Washington
Drew
Perry Siigleton
Sunday School Convention Sunday Pleasant Bill
Local Sunday school convention plans announced for Pleasant Bill with emphasis on community participation. Organizers invite families and church groups to attend sessions and activities slated for the coming Sunday.
Unclear OCR Entry Hints at City Labor Struggles
Fragmentary text references a city and labor, with garbled phrases suggesting a local issue or event. Names, dates, or clear actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of a meeting or protest context and unrest.
Fragmentary historical note on Kentucky politics and figures
Fragmented OCR text cites Coryacaj and Coryacaj nes visiting figures, references Governor Dur and Pritchett, mentions Kentucky and Maysville, plus anarchists and state interest. Names and context are unclear, but the fragment hints at political dialogue or events involving Dur, Pritchett, and local Kentucky figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berengee
Coryacajnes
G Pritchett
Kentucky
iGinnatt Caught in Haifa Incident
A fragmentary report notes an individual named iGinnatt being caught in Haifa with limited readable context. No further details are available in the accessible text.
Obituary and notices from Harrison township area
Obituary reports the death of a 65 year old Harrison township resident after a period of illness. He lived on a Bland Wab torn farm, worked as a teacher, farmer, and in logging business, served as deputy sheriff and justice of the peace, married Miss Mary Ward, and is survived by several relatives in nearby towns. Burial planned at Oak Grove Cemetery with services at Maple Street residence. Also includes a Thanksgiving week list of post office letters and a brief ad-like notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Inter Becaim
Troma
New Orleans
Epson
Montgomeris
Montgomery
Shiriff
Tru
Mary Ward
Arthur
Henderson
Hadden
Plainville
Ea Walters
Edgars
Fferty
Will
McCaffery
Bellersburg
Veo
John McCaf Érty
Maple Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Walter Weimer ill from illness and local events
Montgomery reports Walter Weimer ill with typhoid fever. Reva Hile preaches at US 2B church and will speak again in two weeks. James N. M. Dant buys the G. L. Miller property north of town. Several locals attend events in St Marys and Wash Hogten, with others enlisting in the army and plans to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Weimer
Maxthews
A. Hile
James
Dant
W. Miller
Itown
William Hughes
Newton
Kansas
Jacob S Hull
Madison
Walsh
John Walsh
St. ‘Marys
Kasad
McConnell
R Patterson
Will, Brown
John Sae
Lewis ‘Mattingly
John Biddinger
Ed Bigham
Roy Barta
Walter Pater‘gees
Eo Williams
D. ‘Co
Bristol West
Riga
Carpenter
Abdfasain R. Brak
Igal
Mr. Carpenter
Eagle
Miller
California
Dave Bautao
Shoals
Thomas McCracken
Blosmington
Sutefair
L James
Faust and Stone Tie in Emergency Ohio Wedding
Despatch from Tiffin Ohio reports Joseph Faust married Emma J Stone as her illness worsened. Stone, formerly Emilie Pate, was widowed twice, previously married to Faust then divorced. Faust traveled from nearby to join the ceremony. Mrs Stone’s condition stabilized briefly, with friends hoping for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy ‘Broaing
Tiffin
Obig
Parmor
Emma J. Stone
Daxgerenaly
Cinnati Enhuiter
Ohio
Ea S Stone
Joseph Fast
Faust
Btone
October Weddings Tie Ragedale and Kincaid in Ha Bar Township
In Ha Bar Township Elacra Ira HL Ragedale and Miss Della M Kincaid wed Wednesday evening at George Wilson’s home. Rev T R Ragedale, the groom’s brother, officiated with attendants Frank Robinson and Nellie Colley. The groom, son of Birsh Ragsdale of Greencastle, taught at Harrison School now Dé Pauw College. The bride, daughter of Mrs Ge Wilson, is a popular young woman. They left for Greencastle where Mrs Ragsdale will resume studies. A separate wedding occurred Wednesday afternoon at the bride near Elnora with Squire L Myristings performing the ceremony. Both couples are well known and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira HL Ragedale
Diphtheria Notice From Poplar Street Area
Diphtheria report mentions Mattie Williams of Poplar Street and a reference to VanTrees Street. The fragment indicates a public health notice or family warning about illness with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Williams
Ot’ Poplar Streed Gaa
Anton
VanTrees Stree Hive
Dipthéria
Kennedy and Baty court case settles with fines
The Kennedy and Baty women faced charges of assault and battery after a dispute at the Baty home. Mrs Kennedy pays ten dollars, others seek fees and costs, and Mr and Mrs Baty face adjustments in court. A later entry notes unrelated figures on 1868 Japan trade and currency totals.
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Mrn.ing
Bagh
Guil
Squir
Eilems
Hibr
Japan
Davis assets and trust fund tied to bank inspection
The document details sums and assets connected to R. C. Davis and the People's National Bank including real estate valued at 30,000 and stock holdings. It outlines cash, bonds, and shares turned over to Davis heirs and lists individuals involved in the collateral arrangement and liquidation actions following an inspection of bank directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG Davia
National Bank
Aram
Tate
Arawin
Davia
Rasséts
Poreonaji Property
Mfr
Davis
Abiayes
Bani
Davis Heirs Ab
Br.Davis
Réde ‘Don of
Deventy
Mr. Pri
Davis Boddemen
Fragmented Plainville Notes Highlight Local Visits
A garbled Plainville fragment records various local names and scattered events. Mentions include visits from Ed, Eli, Mrs. Eli, and Miss sane, with references to church meetings and a business day approaching.
Portraits and People in a 19th Century Wiring Case
Fragmentary text from Corning notes a telephone link project between New York and Atlanta. Mentions individuals John Mahan, John Norris, Clem Miley and others in a dated, wire oriented advocacy or transfer context. Details are incomplete but indicate a regional telecommunications discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mahan
Bhosnas Tesida
John Mahan
John Norris
Clem.Miley
Dnd
Pleasant reception at Miss Bila Russell's home
A small gathering at the West Main street residence of Miss Bila Russell hosted by the First M.B. Choir group. About one dozen attendees joined a pleasant evening with a brief address by Campbell pointing to preaching at the M. E. church and relations follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaddred
Hevicknd
Campbell
Epworth League
Mins Ramsell
Bila Russell
Campbel
M. Ejee
Willey
Mtg
Mary A Grahams Will Admitted To Probate In Circuit Court
The will of Mrs. Mary A. Graham was admitted to probate in the circuit court on April 20, 1909. After debts are paid, the estate is to be divided between the granddaughter and the remainder to be managed by executor Nathan Read and heirs. The document was witnessed by C. Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Grah
Thomas
I State
Fragmentary legal notice with garbled names and dates
A damaged OCR legal notice fragment references a claim between parties near a street intersection west of Hee Third Street. It mentions an attorney and a road or rail action, with a monetary amount and a July date, but many names and details are unreadable.
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Milton ‘Jacks
Hitoubii
Ae Talti
Geld
Toan
Stv
Thbjua
Hee
Ima
Has
Mi Industrial
Elisha
Bat
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Samide
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Jno
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J. M
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Mary Skomp
Elnora
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Bingke
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Stamper
Georg W. Davingi
John Datis
Avis
Shan
Mr. Davig
Atea
Boba
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William Lindsay
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Yoo
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M. Be Burke
Hervey - True‘bised
Joseph
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Abel
Jes Barr
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