Remedy promotion and conflicting travel notes in mixed 1910s text
The item blends an advert for Dr Caldwell’s stomach remedy with disjointed local notices and narrative scraps. It mentions free samples by mail, druggists carrying the product, and testimonials. Also included are stray references to remodeling, theater acts, and traveler visits with unclear chronology.
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Mors
Ste
R. Caldwell Perfenaily
Aidaers
WB. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticellc
Irregular OCR Fragment Mentions Places and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered personal names places and phrases without coherent events. It reads like garbled notes referencing people such as Mr and Mrs, a tea or meeting context in various locations, and random words with no clear incident or date.
Ira Potts falls from engine in accident
Ira Potts, a young man employed in a plan and fell from an engine near Hickuang. He was found unconscious and a doctor failed to revive him. Potts was conveyed to his home in an impatient mood, with the news of the accident spreading today.
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Ira Potts
Thi Potts
Afan
FX ReinseI Buys In Street Property
Frank K Relist notes FX Reinsel purchases street property from George Godbels. Two storey building on Main Street with front Brantige frontage and southern boundary to a public alley. Price listed as 84.860 with a stated $4504 per front foot, indicating the highest price per front foot paid previously.
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Frank K
George Godbels
Brantige
Main Streer
Pticle Albey
Diafiune Ee
Avareton
Vertex
Time Extended Saga Amid Worker Standstill
A transcription describes extended time issues and a withdrawal from the local machinists union. Workers reportedly refuse to work for several days, facing a fine of 4 dollars. The action is described as expedient, with tensions around labor discipline and shutdown duration.
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Loreal
Notice of court meeting in Washington County Indiana dated 1463
Public notice cites the common council and the clerk of the city of Washington with a forthcoming hearing. It mentions parties from both sides, warrants, and a legal action related to Maple Street West First arrest and associated entries. The notice invokes the sheriff and city officials to convene the hearing at the clerk’s office.
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Norinet
Indiana
West
Athey
Bogant Town Notice Seeks Roland Liaison at Residence
A fragmentary notice from Bogant Town requests Roland to meet at the notifier's residence on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week for business discussions. The readable text shows irregular phrasing but indicates scheduled meetings. No dates or full names are clearly legible.
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Roland
Giher
Blnora
Samuel Shufflebarger
Barr Town Fahip
Glendale
Ig Heith
Steele Township
Daviess County
Indiana
Ollie Gilliat
Kees Township
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Alfordsville
Alfordsvilla
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Cox
Notica
Lyon
Wueluesa
Elmore
Elnora
Fidence
Smith's City Drug Store
Main Street
Mrs Haskett Recital Tonight At First Church
The pupils of Mrs Libbie Haskett give a piano recital at the First Church tonight. The program features a large list of pieces including works by Mendelssohn Liszt and others, with many students performing. The event showcases the accomplished teacher and her students in a varied program.
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Mra Libbie Haskelt
Ilb
Sagbates
Taft Auto Injury Fatality Reported Near Pride Crossing
At Pride's crossing, Tafts auto reportedly struck by another vehicle injuring Robert Taft, said to be the eldest son of President Taft. Witnesses George Harrison and Randall King, visiting Bud aMven point, noted the car moved slowly during repairs. One man may have died from injuries amid confusion as an oncoming car approached.
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Mans
Robert ‘Taft
Taft
Michael Thiethwaitu
Maunders
Tutt
George Harrison
Washington
Randall King
Min- Heapally
BudaMven Point
Pride's Crossing
Thisthwella
Creas
Pune
Oatel
Maine
Aisds
Wernia
Pawl
Ic One Windink
Rotor Amereo Getta
Freight rate suit dismissed by federal court
Judge D P Dyer of the United States circuit court dismissed the freight rate injunction suit brought by the government against the Missouri Pacific Railroad and four other lines in the Western Traffic bureau. The temporary injunction was dissolved on request of C M Houts, U S district attorney, following an order from Attorney General Wickersham. No reason given, viewed as part of a Taft administration agreement with the railroads.
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D. P. Dyer
United States Circuit Court
Missouri Padfe Railroad Company
Western Trafic Bureau
C. 4. Houts
United States Qiatrict
G. W. Wickersham
United States
Taft
La Follette Visits Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin met with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay New York for over two hours. After the talks La Follette praised Roosevelt calling him the greatest living American and said he was in fighting trim.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Colone Roorevelt
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Wattern
Toseph Fopela
Aux
otHen
Dot
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New York
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Walter Frank
Campbell
Gun Attack in Cuban Congress Targets Deputies
In Havana on June 28 a shooting in the congress lobby aimed at Antonio San Miguel editor of La Lucha and congressman from Pinar del Rio. Manuel Lares of Oriente fired. the bullet grazed Antonio Gonzales Langis, Conservative leader. The clash arose over Editorial condemnation of a raillands exchange proposal backed by Lores and allies.
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Antonio San Miguel
Pinar del Rio
la Lucha
Congress
Manuel Lares
Oriente
Wingle
Antonio Gonzales Langis
San Miguel
Villanueva
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Feu jes can't beat blecufte from Gold Medal Flour
Fragmentary OCR text references Gold Medal Flour and an unclear phrase Feu jes unable to defeat blecufte possibly in a sports or contest context. Details are too fragmentary to identify person, place, or event with confidence.
Bomb hurled in theater in Buenos Ayres injures many
Buenos Ayres reports a bomb blast during a performance at the Teatro Colon. About twenty people were wounded and six mortally, including prominent locals like physician Senor Nicolas de Lozano and lawyer Senor Fausto Roberts. The blast occurred as a projectile exploded midair above the gallery area as the theater was crowded.
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Galyeaton
Ter
Ue Esplonton
Textre Colon
Cap Rhage
Nichol de Lozano
Lolzanoy
Fausto Roberts
Senora
Roberta
Benares
Guido Lavelle
Jose Zabeni
June 28 in American History Events
On June 28 notable events include political figures and astronomical observations. The entry references presidential terms, societal milestones, and various historical notes shaping American history across dates and places.
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MINE WLIO AT WHEATLAND TRACE OF DISRUPTION
A report from Wheatland details a mine incident where workers protested a railroad policy affecting miners. A representative investigates disruptions likely to be resolved with railroad and mining company cooperation.
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WLIO
Wheatland
Debating the Best For Hire Labors in Farming
A fragmented discussion argues against harsh views of hired men, noting farmers’ lifestyles and wages. The writer defends farm labor, claiming laborers are generally well treated, well fed, and live above average city workers, with good habits preserved by friends and neighbors.
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Ujebsity
Hopewell Plans Move West After Quitting City Grocery
Homer Hopewell, a Walnut and West Fifteenth grocer, intends to quit the district by July and may move to Harrington, Arkansas or another western city. He will help with his dwelling and retain citizenship while staying in the west. A typhoid fever concern is noted and his health status is mentioned.
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Walnut
Iansik
Harrigburg
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Tle
Fmr
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