Long shot notes from a curious county page
A misread collage of obituary items census-like notices divorce summaries and local anecdotes recounting a 102 year old granduncle wait what is here includes a 108 year old veteran a bald eagle attack and various small town snippets with names places and dates from a distant era.
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Buneral
Alsty Nen
Alinont
Lg Et
Neue Brok
Albert
Kansas City
Ian Criminal Court
Potters Yar
New York Herald
Tel Brooklin
Pot Martin's Creek
Alwuitebaly
Berle
Twest O. Beyer
Barto
Beyers
Philadelphia
Soth Weilding
Orisen
Mid. Meyer
Ogreement Io Vou
Hoyer
George Crow
Elise’ Tay
Denver Han
Littleton
W. Va
Crow
Hin Hicks Wrother
Fine Bown
Bortington
Fanny
Tooke
Jin
Charles Sotham
Puyallup
Ded
Tacoma
Wash
Heattle
Seattle
Solfeam
Myron Detvick
East Stradslugg
Derrick Yaya
State Game Commission
Sivaght
Rural school problems top agenda at education meeting
The National Education Association will hold sessions in Atlantic City to discuss rural schools and how to improve teaching. highlights include speeches by Wood California state superintendent and other regional supervisors, with additional talks on administration duties and education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Wheco
Wood
California
Iowa
W. GC
Sir Auckland Geddes
Great Buitains
JL. Me Towner
Jows
Congress
Nictolia Murray “Butler
Cohmbid University
van Dyck
Princeston
PP. Chaxton
United States
John Fleinley
State of New York
Sexstonk
Mall Car Robbery Near New York and Philadelphia
Robbers rifled a Pennsylvania railroad car between New York and Philadelphia early Friday. Road officials launched an investigation to determine the value of stolen goods after the train reached Philadelphia. A mill clerk discovered the break in and alerted railroad headquarters as loot was found unsecured and items unsecured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dersey
Tri Noo
New York
Philadelpha
Obielvis
Philadelphi
Jun
Mies
End of Hard Times Amid Federal Reserve Debate
A political speech discusses the depression era and the Federal Reserve Board's actions. It defends monetary policy and credit availability for farmers and manufacturing districts, citing rediscount figures and the need to sustain national business under emergency conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Joy Federal Teserve Board
Tidelity and Depost
Telmunen
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Sankai
Tawi
Fish Production Slump Persists Amid War Measure Push
Government and agency drive to boost production and consumption of fishery products shows a continued slump. The Fisheries Bureau reports a drop of over 16 million pounds in the first fourteen months of 1920 versus 1919, with underconsumption and weak markets hurting large New England canners and workers. The National Prosperity Bureau plans a public campaign with merchants and trade groups to mobilize buyers and raise demand. Local organizations will coordinate Buy Now efforts using distributors and retailers to push sales.
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Pinear
Yelees
Kibor
Witter Als
New England
Alaska
Formde
New York
Organotk Wit
Bileity Luan Ampalgus
Locly Ag Derering Cunlilons
Nowrpiders
Adler Bisdig
Asteedd
Willits Planted Newspaper Title In Grave of Local Publisher
Willits plans to keep a daily town newspaper for twenty years, following the grave of Sam Radges a local publisher who died there. The piece describes Radges' preference for continuing the paper’s delivery to the cemetery and mentions a vault fire and a memorial beacon connected to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Sam Radges
Etfsdreelores
Delara
Radges
Tle
Seniptar Fined for Sumlay Work at Boston Court
A person named Lea Taschh, described as a sentpior with a Pasay digmvet of Boston, was fined $10 in the Mintel Court for carving up a statue on Sunday. The court noted an appeal was made but the fine was upheld.
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NEWH
Ndaver
Roedel
Newick
Arlunagton
Texi
Alonza
Shermsatt
Cubboeler
Sherman
Polleemiat
Hemes
Cape Mas
Mardy
Guther
Barktan
Catherine
Wataun
Seniptar
Foe
Lea Taschh
Boston
Mintel
Borda
Steady Resolve Amid Turbulent Times and Markets
A distorted piece discusses maintaining resolve as prices rise and inflation pressures mount. It notes producers facing demand and supply challenges, calls for unity, and expresses faith that stable policy and steady effort will restore confidence and economic balance.
Washington’s bid to improve Whehtiaton and Lain Brownlee’s breakthrough
A garbled report discusses efforts to advance Washington and notes Mrs. Lain Brownlee as the first woman executive in Pennsylvania politics. It covers debates over duties and expectations for female leaders, ties to borough governance, and references to state construction and labor wages amid Metropolitan District concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lain
Brownlee
Reid
Caress Hyownlee
Earphidie
Crear
Sonny Ak
Brownlee Aittigg
Rephtathan
Beowalee
Burgess
Desband
Alnyel
Wilt's Gre death toll shocks town amid collapse
A mangled public notice reports a fatal collapse at Wilt's Gre causing deaths and injuries. Details mention injuries, a deck incident, and extensive damage as workers and managers assess losses and costs.
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Minera
Pnancot
New Jersey
New York City
State Bureau of Markets
Fred Lesher Sil Springard
St. Austin
Canntey
The
Ladies Home Journal
Ledlers
Maxwell and Chalmers
Hiv
Leugston Tig
Prleas. Vealees
Corbie
De-Cozen Motor Car Company
Muswell and Chalmers
Almred DE Coler
Gem Alger
Tel
Dread and
Miler Suvors
Branford Place
Newark, 'N. J
Dilycias
Hungithan
Alentlan
Runne
Willits
Nate
Owe Dieluds
Warlington
Ebuadte
Betyeun
Thevaiay
Sure Telly Department
Thomas J. Wasant
Commission
Apy
Tn Warren United
Tle Wirren Crectotdorsy
Svere Piailidh Jot i Halvstuwaeyvely
de Goithriiel Low Frey Eh
Cowie Ty Engineur
Twelee
Dai
Dhianeinl
Wehway
Charret
Shure Ad Dor
York World
Orr Company
Northampton St
Easton, Pa
Elbeck
Weigitt Union
Si¢ey Sa
Meiiy
Northampton National Bank
Easton
PENNA
Everypone
Comfort Seip
3Rd Street
Hastén
Reina
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