Easter sales and notices in a small town paper
A jumble of community notices, shop ads, and event prompts. It highlights Easter flower orders, local deliveries, and a mix of vendors such as patisseries, hotels, and florists, with scattered names like Robert Rinsell and Mrs. FT Nichols.
Astronomical Events Prompted by April Night Skies
In April history events reference astronomical notes with mentions of telescopes and celestial observations. Names such as James Lydni appear in a fragmentary historical garble, with scattered references to Mars, tides, and evening skies. The passage blends dates and place cues without clear continuities or context.
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Ioar—Konreed
Laeer
Tork Taltimore
Tideendinne
Mars Land
Virit
Geeta Taaskindstroneiler
Berths
Ter
Iain Botlosp
Saneh Pleusiut
Akl
Jamest
Lydni
Toksu
Resolutions of Respect for the late Heathorker family
Resolutions of respect express appreciation for the Hevenved family and their kinship in sorrow. The board notes the loss of a member, praises virtues, and calls for recording in the order minutes and a notice in the Baylis County Democrat. A copy is to be sent to the bereaved family. Committee members Nathan E. Killian and A. Crist sign.
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Agate Mariatt
Aly
Bigge Sa
Berten
Bayiiss County
Nathan E. Killian
A. Crist
Faye L
Paoli tragedy near home ends in arrest as girl witnesses
A deadly incident last night in Paoli involved thirteen year old William Kent Weabot and an adult, with a revolver firing at close range. The youth died after Barber County authorities reported the shooting and a suspect, Kenily, is detained as investigations continue. A list of letters and local notices appear in the same column, reflecting routine township matters and marketplace chatter.
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Paoli
William Kent Weabot
Tatalie
Syrat
Motsinger
Ald
Fooljing
Keoye
Kenyle
Foxl
Ravel
Kenijly
Ais Pirteriau
Mail Garrer 96 Years Old Headline Reflects Local Life
Vinennes April 96 Wyhiane Vipeetie details a long life of diversal workers and a beloved figure who enjoyed a weekend car ride and theater ties. The article paints a vivid portrait of aging, daily routines, and community ties around Falvanes area with mentions of traffic, walking routes, and social rituals.
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Vinennes
Wyhiane Vipeetie Athe
Hiv Wats
Falvanes
Aily Theater
Tte
Linday
Sauk
Hiday Wna
Tawa
Iene
Vigorous Debate Over Aldrich Bill At House Hearing
A Tuesday hearing before the House on currency and banking heard vigorous support and denunciation of the Aldrich bill. Former Comptroller Dawes urged elastic currency as vital, while Dawes clashed with Charles Fowler and others. Bankers, including the National Bankers Association president, spoke at the afternoon session. The naval question centered on whether to authorize two or four battleships. debate was lively but no decision. Subig Bay station forces led by Foss and Lisibon won despite opposition. A $100,030 naval improvement allocation was approved. President Roosevelt’s four-battle-ship message drew applause. The House passed the conference report on the species pension bill, increasing widows’ pensions. the Senate concurred, sending it to the president. Democrats forced a roll call on the bill, voting along party lines, with the report quickly agreed.
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House Committee On
Dawes
Charles Fowder
National Bankers’ Association
House of Teprase
Oves
Trylénd
Bian Thei Philippines
Sapy
Subig Bay
Foss
Lisbeon
Olopgupo
Bubis Bay
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Senate
Local notices and personal items mix with health warning
A fragmentary page shows personal notes about Ella Hrawn of Terre Haute visiting family and children named Katie Mue Pad and Beby Huth Saanglers, plus a closing health notice from the Washington board of health warning about inspection of premises, penalties for noncompliance, and a spring tonic advertisement.
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Peg Sa
Littte Mibkses
Katie Mue
Kentnck
Beby Huth Saanglers
Small city land tracts for sale near gravel road access
Sevens acres two miles north on a gravel road suitable for buildings. Price 700 dollars. A separate note lists ten acres andy spam, al. in cultivation, adjoining cities. One room house and barn. An 85 acre tract clay soil, subdividable into five, ten, or twenty acre lots, price on application. 234 acres at the city edge, six room house, large barn, other outbuildings, gravel road, easy to handle, now in building and loan.
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Andy Spam
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Wil Sing
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Quest Office
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SS Insurange
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