Oxford flenty Mountain community notes and meetings
Local notices detail a Board of Education meeting about the new building, various townspeople visiting relatives, church events and confirmations, a moving picture opening in Trenton, and preparations for a parish festival. Several residents travel to Jersey City for a court case, while others plan social functions and Sunday worship services.
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Oxford
New -York
Elengland
Helen
Philadelphi
Board of Education
Samual’ Qwitdee
Mermnan
Jane Fost Liudday
Abk
Nonna
Fred Educa
Gumerlay
Ube Thiger
Carson
Childran
John Dalrymple
Liberty Gounen
Mjth
Trenton
Kitehook Chiwandigh
Nevershire
Board of ‘Trade
Chas
Shields
Ousehold Hoods
Washington
Childrou
Studs
Presbyterian Church
Willstaee
Geo Lynch
Fran Mirae Algetow
Joline Fon
Ko Wright
Latvnders Avenue
Vanted
Dg Diols Sehully
Itord Avi
Lyne
Chris Christenson
Cone Meert
Elires
Burton
Mucho
Buitt
Hackettstown
Jog
Swick
Eim Fur
Juin Martin
Henry Oliver
Jaa’ Wiskus
Win, McCgonnell
John al- Deight
John Wiseburn
Madison de- Vay
Oliver Hultrain
Thos. Berry
Dus. Kane
Hudson County
Jersey City
Empire Steel & Iron Co
Edmund Lynch
Darminges
Cntse
Lynch
Wit Nesses
Noushuil
Local notes and society items mixed with oddities
Fragmented: references to ill individuals, visits, and family events. Mentions include Mr and Mrs GB Reed, Wm Hess in Trenton, Mrs Easton, Paul Cornish, Gen Ate Lawn, Mrs Steinart, Harry Blazer as a guest, Mrs Freterick Hussing, a temperance meeting at Hannay, and various travel and home camp scenes.
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GB. Reed
Wm. Hess
Trenton
Aa & Easton
Paul Cornish
Studis
Gen
Lawn
Steinart
Magee
Local Notes From Tomi Mississippi Such as Socials and Accidents
The town reports a Sunday visit by Mrs. Faulin Decker and relatives from Hel videre, visits by Mrs. Martha Giweteley in Rutherford, and Miss Ma. Blue from Madison. Phillip Miller’s wife suffered a misfortune Sunday. A rag ball social at Garrett brings sandwiches and cake, with rain causing a postponement to next Saturday. A court case in Rintradowa re xerves its decision between Caleb Burdie and Frank Dunbar. An older war veteran’s widow recalls Civil War service. Forty-two Blair Mail students visited with a hog roast, and local social events occur at Lodge Tall. Mrs. Tri OG fell on a porch, injuring head, hip, leg. she’s cared for at home.
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Tomi
Addie Curke
Delaware
Marksboro
Hay
Uhich
Thor Mirenty
Meee Faulin Decker
Helvidere Clei
Mrc
Wii
Morey
Norwalk
Cann
Ore
Thy Moravlarrum
Martha Giweteley
Rutherford
Blair Mail
Dep. Sharp
Tittenver
Turner
Tri OG
Thani
Leo
Dlattn
Cough Remedy Ad Cited as Healing Claim
An old warning style plug touts Foley’s Honey and Tar cough medicine as a remedy for chronic coughs bronchitis hay fever and lung trouble claiming it stops coughing and heals the lungs despite unclear attribution from a druggist.
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Foley
Local Notices From Montana And Nearby Towns
Montana society page notes Maerris Lambert voting on employment and ex Harry Kinnaman taking a job with Fred Colyer near Stowartaville Florida. Adwood, county superintendent, visited schools. Pete Miller of Cinge Paris hosted visitors. Rev RR Welland, former pastor, was 70 awake from the West. Miss Anna and Gessle Serson visited Florvn Graney. Mr and Mrs Beers hosted relatives. George L. Bauys moved to the Hagar property at Lows Hollow with son Harvey.
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Montana
Maerris Lambert
Angelty
Harry. Kinnaman
Fred Colyer
Stowartaville
Miller
Cinge
Bed Hook of Success In a Keen Clear Brain
An reader from Harmon, Sizemore WV praises Dr King s New Life Pills as the best pills ever for vitality and brain energy. The notice touts improved health and vigor and claims the pills restore vigor to mind and body.
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King
Ody
Harmon, Sizemore
W. Va
Jenkins
Meeker'a
Local Note Fragments From Wilkes-Barre and Nearby Areas
A fragmented local note column records various names and brief updates. Mentions Tacob Topiina Minjured, John Carling entertaining relatives from Kaongas, Geo. Wilson of Wilkes-Barre, Mrs Sallie McArurme with acute tyentsery improving, J Edgar Sinith recovering, Mrs Phoebe Leigh with Aly and Mrs Wa Moore, Miss Sola Whittrick of Phillipsburg, Mr and Mrs John Cummins or Mrs John Shaky near Towns bury in a hospital, a bobbi wagon incident near G Sharp, Chas Alber ager for him, Rta Binghart moving to The Ngavile, Prof Mr Fryer of Oxford, and Geo hammer and John Titdebrant to remain for school nitre.
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John Carling
Kaongas
Wa. Moore
Rta
Binghart
Ngavile
Fryer
Oxford
Far Downsht
Carlisle
Ba Hase
Toni Geo
Huimer An
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