Whittier Seton Books Make 2 Qmed War
A fragment summary notes Whittier and Seton books amid wartime themes and public notices. The piece references shipping, industry notes, and local business names like Turner Agencies and Bedford, with scattered ad-like lines about engines, mowers, furnaces, and prices. The readable text hints at a community newspaper page combining notices, ads, and brief mentions of events and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittick
Berne Company
J. Draper
Chase Books
Caterie Segal
Ara Libracy
Savings Bank Pen Sa
Ioreyity
Prat Melion
Grange
Grae Pratt
Wien Sinica
Counire
Directom
Lotewirest
Geper
ARES
Stshes Motors
Turner
Lodge Danny
Damien “Eiecew
Eterna
Simee
Brees
CMAN
FIAT
WoodwaNd and Caldee Auctioneers and Agents Notice
Unclear OCR fragment lists auctioneers and agents with scattered phrases about property frontage and structures. Names and locations are garbled, but indicating an auction notice with real estate frontage details and associated components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoodwaNd & Caldee
Antate
Mamie
Mig
Reni
Nate
Queenaland
Manyistrest
Lapereverts
Salen
FOR SALE ITEMS AND COMMISSION NOTES INCOMPLETE LISTING
Fragmented OCR shows a wide range of sale items and commissions including tomatoes and produce, machinery, pumps, car parts, furniture, and items from a general merchant. Numerous garbled names, prices, and references to sales and orders appear without coherent context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
A.H. Berner
Stark-tree
Bampr Gate
Altman — Riese
Organ
Alor _ancie
Oise
Deers Pets
Piteade Geist Haters
Eearners
Ld Lawrwowers
Benett
Community notices and meeting schedule for Ames area
A jumble of dated notices lists business events and civic gatherings. It mentions a Wednesday meeting at a council chamber and a Sunday session with local merchants, inviting members to attend and discuss community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabreary
SETI
Snk
Harper
Margen
Stratford workers bow at verandah amid crowd
A jumble of names and places appears in the damaged text with scattered references to a Stratford location, workers, a verandah, and a crowd. Readable parts suggest a local incident or gathering near a store or hall with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss
Fittings and area prompts from Avetraive Limited notice
A fragmented OCR item from a local notice lists fittings and area details. It mentions a company named Fas Somerance Cece of Avetraive Limited and references acres, locations, and a phasing term. The legible content is sparse and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetraive Limited
Ate
Local real estate and service notices printed in garbled text
Fragmented OCR reveals a mishmash of classified style items including rental listings, house furnishings, utilities, and vendor notices. The readable segments mention locations, addresses, and various upcoming or ongoing offerings with limited clarity on owners or dates.
Unclear Street Directory Ad Mix of Names and Notices
Fragmented OCR style listing appears to be a local notice or directory fragment. It contains scattered names, street addresses, management terms, and vague references to vacancies, rooms, meals, and services. No clear event, date, or coherent narrative emerges from readable text.
Britain Boosted Toward War Aid and Alliances
Fragmentary report notes Britain receiving two million pounds in wartime loans as February opens. It references German, Polish, and Jewish communities and mentions Train Sack parades and relic funds amid tensions. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but the item centers on wartime financing and allied sentiment in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatinia
Tee
The
Bean War Relic Fund
Byler
Sugar market rivalry reshapes Indian sugar exports
The article notes India as the cane origin now dominating a global sugar market shift, with exports rising and domestic production adjusting amid new trade patterns. It highlights the interplay of cane supply, inverted sugar shares, and potential carryover effects on world prices and merchant activity, referencing historical production figures and the evolving balance between Gur and cane sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
India
Government of
Undue Iy
Rey
Ladia
Seta
Oveentwr
Deinber
Goerings Stukas and Axis Plans Revealed in Damaged Text
Fragments describe Goering and Junkers planes, Luftwaffe strategy, and Allied countermeasures amid a damaged article. References to Brine uses, Tunis, and British reaction appear, with unclear dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotecas
Raael
Junkers
Minke Tristan Fica
Germaine
Senich Goering Plannes. Tor
Tag
Lorient Port and Naval Yard Amid War Time upheaval
Lorient emerges as a key Atlantic port with a major naval yard and shipbuilding industry. Amid heavy bombardment and wartime activity, the town's dockyards expand for French and allied vessels, while surrounding areas suffer disruptions and people evacuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
France
Atlantic
Wiles Sruista
Palmer
Mary
Lorient
Witton
Peee Blaver
Nehelien
Louis XIV Grersoual
Prange
Brush Gov
Constan Y Ketteniiye
Beare
Beya
Wee Haeve
Parc
Hastings
Eyre
Conan Froe
Uae
LiGerent
George
Pourville
Jean de Sisane
Jena
Stacey Pons Frilaer
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Eos
Ornee
Beene
Ajpways
Beeney
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Pope
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Peter Apely
Fiwekes
Cairns
Casa Loat
Weneer Aed Py Works
Terchern Eyywoal
Asa
Sion
Port Gariaining
Bentis
Deery
Saul
Manten
Lorvern Ission
Naga Rane
TEL
Yoo Oe
Prarr
Toemtall
Czeree oRaree
Craemmeco
Ausort Sr
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Pane
Nh Bablods Ees
Sewele Pry Ltd General Merchants
Wereuntiie
Haere Fend Omer
Renberton
SPE
Ltural
Danny Monens
Sith
Pircaen
Axuren
Mare
PTF
Aes Ieee Alam
Punsew
Asplon Smerny Saran
Hermes
Ramon
Mnroms Ase Creury
Bhaalte
Seana Sand Bary Ylag
Deena
Ey Fares Noemls
Bate Jet Ees
Pere
Evtlon
Noremat
Menillery Revlon
St. Mercerets
Dowie
Atherton
Ryan
Pa Boscobel
Perrine Irene
Fhoces
Mtlleers
Agrillaa
SM Henney
Asxviain Frais
Cis
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Weuwers
Gms
Britain
New York
Sutlers Ball
Ndia
Goerings
Stukas
Wiztort
Furchal
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