Allegheny Division Marksmen Beat Renovo Squad in Jinx Breaker
Allegheny division rifle team of the Pennsylvania Railroad upset system champions Renovo in a tight opening round elimination meet to decide the system title at Altoona next month. Final score 1808 to 1898 with 40 shots at 50 and 100 yards, all prone. High scorers include U.S. Shearer 387, Ry Fratt 974, and A. Wertz 373 for Renovo.
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OM City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Vania
Allegheny
Renovo
Wis Anyhouy's
U.S
Ry Fratt
Ry O. Freeman
P. A. Raybuck
R. A. Armstrong
W. H. McSparrin
A. Wertz
Rud. Smith
H. S. Klenk
RB Krause
H. Gaines
Os, Bennett
Lost items and notices across Roosevelt Highway area
Lost child seeks blue felt bedroom slippers between Union City and Gerry with finder to notify Journal. Lost woman’s brown bolivia winter coat with fur cuffs left at Mrs. Ralph Lewis’ Wright Street. At WOK Sale Parch swing on Stand Road 720 North Center Street. Phone 35 Mats.
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Roosevelt Highway
Union City
Gerry
Journal
Aia
Bolivia
Howard
Ralph Lewis
Wright Street
North Center St
Mats
Improved conditions on Allegheny division rise in freight
The Allegheny division shows a seasonal freight increase linked to tomato and grape crops north of Oil City. Rail service improves as 31 Pennsylvanian railroad workers recalled, marking a major upswing after nearly a year. The recall covers 20 railroad men and A-fremen, signaling growing freight volumes.
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Wu City Bilgrard
Oil City
Ol City
Nominees and Political Campaign Travel Highlights
United Press reports Governor Sulut plans a direct trip to New York and Seagirl New Jersey for Governor’s Day with no Chicago stopover. Senator Curtis begins speaking in Rocky Point while Senator Robinson departs Albany for Little Rock to be notified August 30 of the Democratic vice presidential nomination. George Thurston and Herbert Hoover guests in Lansing to discuss farm leaders. Eliza Shafter mentioned in Pleasant Street as events unfold.
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United Press
Sulut
New York
Seagirl
N. J
New Jersey
Joseph ‘. Robinson
Albany
Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Soth
George Thurston
Herbert Hoover
Lansing
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Eliza Shafter
Pleasant Street
Community Church Announcements and Local News Update
Columbus August 26 Survives at the Community Church on Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 and a service at 8:00 pm. Blue Bird class hosts a birthday for Mrs Hin featuring shrimp on toast peaches and cream cake and coffee. Mr and Mrs Pratt to arrive Sept 1 to prepare for school opening. Amy Olin returned from Meadville. Fourth Strantigan family reunion held Aug 19 at Brokenstraw with forty three present. Officers elected for the coming year: president Mrs Judy Strantigan, vice president Frank Strantigan, secretary Mrs Mary Wildum, treasurer Mrs Richard Wildum. Local relatives attended from Buffalo Warren Erie Spartansburg Lake Spring and Poutney.
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Columbus
Blue Bird
Mable Hill
Brokenatwaw
Jydin Strantgin
Frank Strantigan
Mary Hildum
Warren
Richard Wildum
Businese
George
Charles
Frank Stranigan
Buffalo
Erie
Spartansburg
Heat Lake
Spring
Fragmentary Note on State Farm Prices and Stump Mills
The readable text discusses Dolley in Pentigymvinia and comparisons with other states. It mentions a farm stump made by Taber and national influence in different regions. Pennsylvania prices are noted as not souring like others, with unclear context and damaged wording throughout.
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Dolley
Pentigymvinia
Taper
National
Nerena
Pentsylvania
Ac Vik Nd Thy Babe Sweaty Ne Iret
The readable fragments describe a local scene with unclear names and vague references. No coherent event or identifiable entities reach a reportable conclusion. Further context would be needed to craft a factual item with proper names and places.
Fragmentary prose hints at an unspecified event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and names in a jumbled sequence. It hints at a court or public matter but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to identify. The readable bits reference a few scattered terms without forming a coherent event or context.
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Tesus
Heneylviath
Macon
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