BlockThe Sun, 1911-03-02
The front page of 1911-03-02. 490 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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490 wordsEach block below is one column or story as the page set it. This is microfilm of 1910s newsprint, so the reading carries mistakes; nothing has been corrected, because correcting a name invents one. Blocks that read as noise rather than language were dropped whole.
& A O Kflis Tee Within! ' Forty-eight Hours 'Three people were killed by the a O between Hayeville and Garrison a distance of 40mi!e between Saturday ' night and Tuesday morning Tliey were an unknown manat the foot of limes toue Street in MaysviUe early Sunday morning - Arthur Plmnmer near - Home Sunday about 9:00 a in aud Mrs Elis Elisabeth - abeth Elisabeth Dawson at Garrison early Tuesday morning Added to this another violeuc death occurred in Vanceburg when Marshal Per ry Flinders killed ' Tom - Fitch i t ----- v yjavn&htf: : r H K Parker made a legiti legitimate - mate legitimate business trip to Mays villa Tuesday - H C Myers attended the an annual - nual annual meeting of the Farmer's State Institute at Mt Sterling last week The little son of Mr and Mrs Albert Carroll who has been sick with throat trouble is much im improved - proved improved Mrs Alien Clark was called to Portsmouth last Friday by the illne8g of her granddaughter - j-- -- There is nothing short- about Maurice Burrise and Paul Pollitt if they do take their girls auo- lie ' mobile riding on a dray When you want to buy Rubber Roofing don't' send your money away from home You cart save money by buy buying - ing buying from Fisher £& Son Vr- David E Jenkins aged 82 an N & W conductor was granted a license to - marry Miss Mary Montgomery aged 27 a tele telegraph - graph telegraph operator of Rarden Rev A r Gray officiated - Ports Portsmouth - mouth Portsmouth Blade ' Miss Montgomery's home is in Concord ' " ! " 1 M 698 998 795 J48 298 r498 Skirts
Our dubbing offer which gives the CinrinnatiWeek CinrinnatiWeek-ly - ly CinrinnatiWeek-ly Enquirer free with ev every - ery every yearly subacription to The Sun will be with withdrawn - drawn withdrawn after ' ' Monday March 20th After that date our regu regular - lar regular clubbing rate of $130 fin the two papers will be charged If you want both papers for the price of one send in your $100 4 GOME i if E INVITE
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spect our new store two doors south of our old stand The door is always wide open and we are glad to see you wheth- er you buy or not Everyone who has j been in bur new room pronounce it the - 1 finest hardware store between Cincinnati ' and Pittsburg 1
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