Untitled local notice with scattered names and events
Scattered OCR reading lists numerous names, places, and events including rallies, sermons, school and church activity, weather mentions, and community notes across several locales. The fragment mixes community notices, sermons, engagements, and local incidents without a single clear lead story.
Resolutions of Respect for a Deceased Brother in the Tribe
A tribal meeting notes the death of a longtime brother on October 20 and adopts resolutions praising his consistent service, fine character, and contributions. The document asks to record the tributes in the widow’s name and to publish the resolutions. It also includes a stray, unrelated advertisement for Dr. Shoop’s catarrh remedy mailed from Racine Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Re
Alito
Alton
Anile
Pete Paul Dia
Omdur
Royalgy Agi
Bruiher
Shoop
Racine
Mis
Local Obituaries and Community Notes Chronicle
Edward Carling of New York visits with his family in town as Mrs Rose Longeor of Eatin spends Sunday with sister Mrs Elvis Drake. John Mickwisville hosts guests. Margaret Miest of New York attends Mrs Doln Cratercc. Long list of visitors and condolences from Easton to Clinton. Funeral services held at Reformed Church. burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters
Mt. Kippaber
Edward Carling
New York
Rose Longeor
Elvis Drake
John Mickwisville
John Wate
Margaret Miest
Doln Cratercc
Edson Wolters
Tordan
Easton
Haves Opiyke
Washjeut
Brrhdge
Miss. Barks Sajlus
Frederyk No. Worth
Hh Gojier
Piston
Concordia Society
Momsday
Gardnyr
Dorsey City
Wardnur
Georgetta Vanautte
Ancol
Pyburg
Spence Zink
Rhinehart
Wis
Alfrid Olander
Washington
Mire
Scottin Qaven
Rundily
Elsie Drown
Siegirm Cregar
Crestmere
Edga Jurdin
Lee
John Henn
Thorne Hagarty
Cora Davis
High Bridge
Pneumnonius
Hunt
Alfred Davis
Evergreen
Clinton
Emily Apgur
Gio
Poss
Wigenses
Aebich
Amd
Wong
Allens Returning Home Trade Returns From Steam Lines
The article notes returning steerage passengers from steamship lines to their homes, estimating monthly departures in November and December. Each passenger carried about $200 in their stowage funds, with overall immigration aiding general employment despite a labor shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Worihdranes
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Douglas Shoe
Heiberger
Northampton St
Easton, PA
Hank Terania
Wasursotox, Sof
Jon
Skellers
H-Kellfre Son
Northampton
ST. Easton
Penna
Treas
Wm. M. Simanton Nurneryman
Asbury
N. J
Tome Sinmas
W. McManiman
Opera House
Nock
Seip’s
South Third Street
Dorothy Dodd
Thin-Stors
J. B. Hampton
iWington
E. E. Wyckoff
Wasilngton
Orton E
Aaktilee
Ann Paeyien
Varvey
Colonna
Pean Patel Takohen
Ralem
Uarry Schatekopf
Rene
Mina
Fentie
Albert Eemdershat
Attetskitvtes
Mr. Cmd
Seattle
Anibes
Aoty
ApaPi
Ceettisy Tnt Obarmafin
al Antons
Uist Vans Leon
Mbysana
Stesunti
Uist
Port Murray
Oxromn
Lavkiwahue Steel& Irom Co
Mutter
Fabueod
Hartford
Sanday Eeluel Weekes
Ysis Entertainment
Cliveles
Victor
Mishee Bethel
Dany Willie Wees
Tax Coteetar
Lottek
Oxford
Ueu
Hayes
Patetar
N.srnck
Visien
Surrey
Baitrick Hatin
Yuen
Mountann
Wil Gee
Keles Ativan
Yangue
Dackaswiniuik
Cupid
Nate
Rhres O'Eluck
Belpre
Mike Maude Chirchner
Maptewoodt
Lurtheréen
Cdi
Pantera
Harguas
Ferrans
Lutherien
Kelistie
Cori Tost
Gardiy Nlgit
Pelbenios
Brethers
Goa
Aimoey
Mate Drea
Tovagley
Totforsen
Suiuday
Lynn
Creat Mealews
Liviu
Gardner
Allens Returning Homes
Jacob Mayer
Corner Centre Square
Drinkhouses
Hutchings & Rinehart
New Jersey
Hutchings
Rinehart
Washington Avene
Nangor
Eastuirs
Hackett
Chidsey Bankers
Bloomar
Reaca Assaa
Yaarsi
Poetrad Puita
Bloomar’s Children’s Bazaar
Northampton Street
Easton, Penna
DOORK
Felor Tie
Star Printery