Fragmented local notes reveal a missing family case
A garbled page fragment references ETHEL Bgorsl and a Moore family with names like Prewitt and dian Prewitt. It hints at a domestic dispute or family matter with mentions of relatives, friends, and legal action but provides few clear details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Gheeuk Lowe
Childron
Ethel
Dela Stopp
Meer
Anata
Ulett
Stint
Serban Aera Piuy
Sahay
Dian Prewitt
Ory
Mystery Names and Puzzling Phrases From An Ancient Segment
A jagged OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and clues without clear context. It mentions Miss Ait Mershon, Stewart A. EL, and various garbled terms suggesting a historical notice or notice-like item with unclear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Beth
Cts
Cork
Crivescecel
Wada
Fort Marty Community Notices and Local Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists places and people in Fort Marty area including Marri Village and Wake FP Cantiey. Mentions parents and local families with scattered names and affiliations, unclear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Marty
Paki
Ihieney
Alorvcterston
Willard
Visten
Marri Village
Wail
Maret
Cantiey
Jet Cudivon
Mt Naw - Heveigh Spa
Holt Mise Cui Matriaty Wits Ua Guest at Treats
Fragmented OCR text notes social visits and gatherings in MundvRle and Stockport with mentions of Mrs Swart Move, Mrs Ty Bhatt Petit Ricadas, Hetty and Wrautiea, and D D Gibbes. Details are garbled but indicate a sequence of local social calls and kinship links through a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOLT
Wits Ua
Stati
UbDs
Sont Ates
Bahay Whitesell
Mery
Sneaby
Ty Bhatt Petit
Ricadas
Taare
Nelsay
Abe
Atockport
Asealaninfe
Hetty
Wrautiea
Gibbes
Star Against Competitors Highlights Feature Differences
The report compares the Star with its rivals noting distinct characteristics and contrasts in design and content. It emphasizes how the Star’s features stand apart and what sets it apart from its competitors in the market.
Unreadable OCR Fragment Highlights Local Figures
An assortment of names and places appear in a scrambled OCR passage. Mentions include individuals such as Mr and Mrs and various surnames, with scattered references to locations like Newark and Rutherford. The text is highly garbled and lacks a coherent event or reporting thread.
Local Crime Report and Family Notices Highlight Community
An OCR readout mentions crime and family notices across everyday events. It lists individuals and places such as Newark and New York while noting a Sunday gathering with a father figure and a few local names. The passage reflects a mix of social and legal notices from a small community paper.
Fragmentary Night Notes From Murky Union Meeting
The readable bits describe a Union meeting in a distant locale with mentions of visitors and speakers including Miss Amanda, Mr. Godino, and Miss Liuti Gernish. References to riding to MICU and a distant event hint at ongoing schedules and concerns. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahora
Cte
Amanda
Teeutitty
Liuti Gernish
Union Meisstou
Best ote Work dtords
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named W. A. Jonkjne and a best since the world, with unclear references to a wound and a product on sale. The readable phrases are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bueklear
A. W
Fragmented memory of a religious meeting and society notes
A garbled reminiscence recalls a joint meeting with attendees including Epworth sect members and local leaders. Mentions of Teelehoeh, Chaves, and Meredith Epes appear with scattered references to Wednesday evenings and a plan to report on a Saturday satire event. The piece weaves in names, church programs, and local society figures, though specifics are obscured by errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eonilighin
Espeedadig
Muelias
Ritoaneey
Alfred” Bas
Rory Madore
Ida
Loimnony Trades
Neygardst
Chora Toney
AL Ure
Jatimait
Sori Tang
Sruimelli
Alte
Suddittan
Incomplete Text Fragment On Incorporation and Partners
The legible parts describe an incorporation matter with a partnership change involving Lanett & son and Geo A. date bel in a North Carolina or nearby locality, noting a junior partner and a due payment. It references an old business dissolution or continuation and lists individuals tied to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tglerisbneg i Pirie
Maly
Iubewely
Wat
Mt Laatubaeh
Moederick YY
Lawbaels
Henry Bobierhaely
Ruston
Northampton
Wan
Lanett & Son
Geo
Bel
Che
Bela
Lin
Iver
Nailer
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Greater Fitts Bee
LAU
Agene Dum
Seth Ste
Varese
J. Warren Fitts
East Washington Ave
Washington, N. J
Yy Traber
Shoman Edison
Mark
Edison
Fag Om Edison
Paso Emen Canpany
MPV Village
Alantfitetlorud
Fefison Borthard Croce Comper
AL Stanes Tratheny
Mere York Ciy
Gulick
Cale
Easton
Seip’s
ST. South Third Street
Egaberg
Henry M. Eilenberg
John Menberg
Star Office
Alps
Masco
Westtie
Clas
Ars
Annie
Bub
Umd Abes
Christopher
Pei
Jewreyih Apeir
Rert
Hae Srith
Eaagc
Girne
Wy Tt. Ware Mist
Lael
Thiwlil
Warnie
Bade
Jorery
Kilsweerth
Martone
Cmyester
Tavile
Abital
Ad Crear
Levethead
RM Psenageat aHik Mb
Wertiventel
Waebbsehang
Sineekoad
Rts
Ptarit
Bereten
Thrarsitay
Evercon Wit Aed Felvetitend
Elon
Mt. Tanseett Husten
Peretti
Syeda
Santero
Mixx
Heephy
Tritiates
Iiiniernais
Pvarducaea
Vvomont
Albertun
Wesley Sane
Mere Merk
Webi
WWEL
Bern
Duty
Miles Caen
Geller
Fitela Albod
Lisa the Pope
Thea
Harvey
Albert
Robert Tavitsen
Behent Ariukettas
Janay
Dames Lune
Max
Paack Caringean Sum
Howden
Sumalik
Fojtherford
Carington
Mr. dUlsan
Newark
Flanders
Lowe
Chix Crimer
Metho Iy
Peter Roatan
Brashipoole Biaurey Wilder
Bracher
Wilium
Atlee Finan Mileiles
Pugh
Trigger
Striuklny
Animit Vitearelie Vist
Clinton
Ilenen
Middleton
Mane
Meni Ervin Apaore
New York
Fegene Mars
Dewy Niente
Serene Levy
Welling Ait
Anther
Epworth
Pau
Suka
Eurth
Jenkins & Meeker
Straw Hat Headquarters
Regal Oxfords
Pursel
4Th
Northampton Sts
Hochman’s Shoe Store
Northampton St
Easton, PA
J. P. Cook’s Pure Food Store
Washington Avenue
Effent
ATL Barts
Lown
Northampton St. Wiston
Wilson Stove
Mig. ‘Co
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