Meret Do You Think of Thia and Wartime Ads Page
The page fragment lists various classified and feature items including boarders wanted, farm and household ads, and notes on wartime era goods. It mentions needed help for housework, deliveries, selling mare, and a general miscellany of notices. Names and places appear in stray lines amid the garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Scharber
Hew
Pank Bion
Ee Erie Aa & To
Lantel
Weit Roamrrs
Agtnir Veeand
Giri
Houeewer
Mieglersnet
Pune
Teres Booms Warntad
Budvees
Sharthird Cole
Fragmented Text on European Royal History and Claims
The passage presents a garbled account of European royal figures and empires with references to Spain, Austria, and other realms. It mentions rulers like Charles and Ferdinand, late medieval or early modern lineages, and disputes over crowns. The text is badly corrupted, hindering clear extraction of events.
Monarchs Who Resigned and English Crown Decline
Fragmentary notes recount that four English kings Edward II Richard II Charles I James II were deposed and that no monarch resigned willingly. It also covers September crop reports with declines in cotton and corn yields due to weather, noting top crop damage and forecasts for future production amid uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles X
Louis 1
Pailippa
France
Edward U
Richard II
Charles 1
James
Theeroy Rupert
Septemur
Tore
Lowes
Ejoy
Speaker to Address Martinsburg Rally in September
The notice reports a candidate appearance at Martinsburg on September 12 with plans for a speech and city parade events. Names and exact venues are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event is promoted as a political speaking engagement aimed at local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhiogiog
B. C
Dave I
Heyer
Murcnsburg
Speek
Goly Bug Committee Meets at Turkersburg in W Va
The Whee Virgitth National State ex ars Conmieldeemes gathers today with listed attendees from Wheeling Griffon Mantingiony and Charlescon. Daw son chairs the Republican Stnze extramuntive as town plans proceed. Telephonic updates include Parkersburg and surrounding towns reporting new line operations and reservations on pathunene alrenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkersberg
Dawson
Thy Regisves
Hackinsburg
W. Va
Sptember
Ars
Weenhartr
Martinburg
J. C. Walters
Charlescon
WM. C. Dawson
Jackson Hotel
General Watts Speech Promises Warm Welcome at Valemont
A garbled report notes General Watts will be welcomed at Valemont on the 24th with a speech by Deeher Farmont and W. Va figures. The event is described as a warm reception and a large audience is expected, with plans to deliver a strong political message and public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Valemont
ANVIS PLAYER'S HANDS. The Jackson Feaneuse Turned Over to Thee WH Finish the Season
September 22. The Jareng Nase BAH Association announced the season with plans for the players and managers of Captain Metlauley. The season opens October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Feaneuse
Dakkeuh
Jareng Nase Bah Association
Seapita
Metlauley
Treasury Condition Report From Washington Measures
Fragmentary OCR notes show a September record related to the Treasury in Washington. It mentions monetary figures around 182000 and references to reserves, but the text is garbled with many misreads and unclear details. No clear names, dates, or actions are reliably legible in the fragment.
Movements of Boats and Roamen Detailed in Septembr Chronicle
The entry records departures of boats from Yemertag to New Matamoras Pait Play to Clarinevan and Jewel for down the at che Wee eenemiies with times 11 a m 3 30 p m and 4 ju mu. It notes weather warm and dam activities at Poe Parke and Hamm erinne Bhs. A later fragment references Dillon Wheat Hancher 00 and an exchange about prudence and fundraising. The text includes miscellaneous editorial notes and local commentary from the Washington Star and a notice about optician services and reopening viewing appointments at Meare W Biz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemertag
Cher
Immense Growth in Marshell County Town Parade
Thousands attended the dedication of the new LO C F temple in Marshell County town. The building cost 12000 dollars and was praised as the finest LO C F structure in the state. A citywide parade of seven hundred proceeded from 10 am, with crowds then at M E, Disciples and Presbyterian churches for dinner and a program on a large platform. Decree services followed, featuring officials including Henry Seaton, C K Stith, and D. Martin. The day concluded as a grand, widely attended event.
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Marshell County
LO. C. F
10. C. F
M. E
Disciples
Presbyterian Church
M. B
D. ‘Nis Grand Marshal, Henry Seaton, Grand Treasurer, and C.K. Stith
C. Morrison
John D. Muay
Draper Seeks Praise as Parasol Show Draws Attention
An Oxford Street draper’s assistant praises a parasol to a customer, extolling its silk, finish, and general effect. He urges the lady to feel the fabric and admire the workmanship, calling the item a beauty as he hands it over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Oxford Street
Equestrian Statues in Washington Lead in Work
Washington lies for years led all other oil in the work of equestrian statues says an artist Dayies. A traveler notes that the nation increases that lead with Jackson in Lafayette Square starting the trend. Washington follows with Generals Scot McPherson Thomas and Green near East Washington. Vienna trails with five statues and Europe cities Antwerp and others show similar counts.
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Washington
Jackson
Lafayette Square
Greisns
Scot
McPherson
Thomas
Green
Vienna
Antwerp
Europe
Washington Post
Wellsburg Notes Highlight Local Social and School Events
Mika Helen Putnam of St Louis returns after summer stay with the Great Tax family near Wellsburg. Laura Crothers of Washington DC visits her aunt Mrs. Crothers, as does Ann Crothers. May McNally and Curtis Marth head to Steubenville for a concert rehearsal at St. Peter Catholic Church. Dems plan reception for Col. Arnett of Wheeling Wednesday evening. Mrs. George Givens and others visit sister Mrs. Burns. families from Wheeling attend the fair and early events. Dancing at the Y Curio Crowd party. Florence Davies to teach in Carin IT. Various local trips, entertainments, and travel noted with neighbors and teachers preparing for the new term.
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Wellesburg
W. Va
Mika Helen Putnam
St Louis
Great Tax
Laura Crothers
Washington
Ann Crothers
Miss May McNally
Curtis Marth Feft
Stoubenville
Eigem
St. Penere Catholic Church
Col. Arnett
George Givens
Eg. Burns
Mes
Ian H. Turner
Iss Anata Leoi
Dm. Walker
Minas Breily Ag
Hamneh
Turdtuy
Pomiitl
Mey Jule Metitel
Alice
Jesrinette Campbell
Charles Street
CarneRit
Marts
Bethany Ciltlem
Beard
Rik Trropeda
J.B. Gurtis
Larearville
Wil
Lexinetom Ky
Matt Wells
Jonah Daley Nas
Pothany Yttoro
Vist
Deansylvania
Accident Injures Young Farmer In Tuck county
Etigabech September 12 reports that Bavery Jacobs a 2 young farmer from Tuck-7% county sat off a hay stack Thursday when the tines of a pitch fork pierced his body producing ugly dangerous wounds. Henry W. Fiz Opticien notes advances in spectacles and eye gear with gold birthstone rings priced at $1.50, now on display. Dillon Wheat & Hancher Co. swabacker's advertise new arrivals from the East.
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Dillon, Wheat & Hancher CO
Man Foolishly Tries Thwarted Pranks When Wife Is Absent
A middle aged man recalls a failed attempt to mislead his wife while she is away. After inviting friends for a free night, he plans a prank using a maid and a cobblestone prank on his own home. Mary confronts him from a window as a policeman arrives, and the wife leaves the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Jim
Arthur
Tae Wo
Carrings
Solowly
No. 1
Lars
Ti Trang
Mary
Rascal
Altheng
Marty
Wien
Sim
New York
Kid Customer Tries Glove Purchase at Local Shop
A juvenile customer entered a shop seeking gloves and was questioned by the shopman about his size. The boy, responding with a mispronounced line, revealed his youth while a nearby advertisement for Town and Country Journal and spectacles was noted, mentioning a repair department and fine diamonds offered by Dillon Wheat & Hanchor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promup
Gas Chat Sparks City Row At Early Morning Meet
An Intelligencer report from yesterday morning details a chaotic scene about an alleged plan to remove electric hats from signs and a commotion among citizens. The piece notes a claim by a secretary and reactions from local officials and boards, with a store exhibit and a social jab at a town event.
Dillon Wheat & Hancher Co adopt bold sale ad
Advertisement from Dillon Wheat & Hancher Co listing watches jewelry clothing and personal property for sale. Mentions locations 1508 Market Street and urged examination and recommendations for needed items. Includes scattered OCR errors but conveys a sale catalog style and items offered.
Three Strikes as Rut and Pertenit Hirteee in Pacron Wak
A fragmentary report notes a three strike event labeled rut and Pertenit Hirteee with unclear participants. The text mentions Pacron Wak and a four-point detail, but most specifics remain unreadable in this OCR fragment.
Obituary notices list several deaths and services
The notice fragment lists multiple deceased individuals, funeral times, and locations across Philadelphia area streets. It mentions survivors, burial plans, and invites friends to attend services, with several dates around September including September 7 and 13.
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C. D
Tanase
Eaabe Pisnie-Millixes
Witkin
Ee Pall
Wincer
Tor
M. Shook & Co
Charles HL Taney
Gemzral Mann
Arkansas
BTA
Corea Annes
Sboeuijia
Quorn
Carlos V. Roper
Geranemy
Spaims Soterriep
Charles Atter
Zardinim
Novara
Baanwel
Winital Mary
Austria
Francis Kroph
Bryan
Martinsburg
The
Goly Bug Committee
Suneae
Ike Wang
Ofr
Parkerebeare
Regilerty
Parkersburg
Anrietta
Iermont
Frumity
Wawelly
St Oturge
Wales
Tiver News
Poe Parke
Dillon
Treasy
Optician
Meare W, Biz
Aaliy
Swahacker's
LO. C. F. Hall
Cameron
Wellsburg
Henry W. Fiz. Opticien, Tas
Swabacker’s
Henry W. Etz
Y Ian
Prgmenta Dillon, Wheat & Hanchor Co
Yestery
Regier
Sirsuts
Botk Beersinre Si
Feebnizn
Rhfermhas
Grotse Hook
Brock
Trach
Hancher CO
Wheat & Hancher
Wantheh CO
Neace WS
Wie
Coen Chetty
Out, Dillon
Pacron
Gelh
Boe Fe
I Artiso Diane
Exrela
Addavid
Dunham Square
Knabe Square
W. A. Pond
Kingsberry
C.A. Hoyt
Trunelefriday
nFeer Cracel
Aed
Mr. Wood Cemetery
Suesson
Jobin T. Brit
Themith Street
Paeatirs
Ures
Iby
Wari
Bae
Tohfte
Elmennie
Win
Hasen
Previa Marbhetta
Caroliny Vaas
Beep
Slane Marty
Peitigy
Krehory
Meuseman
Tayedaz
Seyreatiter
Ihieeman
Uae
Evpiestiter
Tio
Thome Mewoney
Joestay
Heawedl
Iovis HY
Vrow & Bertavhy
LSP
Ehigal Embalter
Main St
Diay
Prudence
Myth
Mendel & CO
the Aen Street
Mortitiang
Promit
Pretend & SO
Promet Atpentidy
Jaineer
Hideway
eMartwicket
Mineola
Eisares
WBA Eke
MrKimley Artrade Ari
Tebarhot
Sop
Csapline
OFR Bona
Jeor
Wee Schneamer & Seid
Bate
Wik
el Chow-chaw
Davidelell
Warentedk
Evianton Atwalins
Rae Street
Fuente
Haaser
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