Steel Leader Of New Rally
United Press reports in New York on August 26 notes Steel Leader Of New Rally with market activity centering on Vipsroyts final movument and bids from bidders like American Fin, General, Motor White, and American. Southern Railway Sealinard and Wal hand reach high levels while Marlonil, Smeeinane oils also see heavy buying. gains led by New York Central, Louisville and Nashville, and Norfolk and Western in a broad market rally.
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United Preen
New York
Jistabiy
Marlonil
Southern Railway
Sealinard
Wal
New York Central
Loui Vile
Nashville
Norfolk & Western
Close of Markets Missing Text From Broadened Notebook
Incomplete OCR segment shows fragmented market wrap with garbled firm names and places. The readable fragments reference Woolen and American firms, potential Texas entries, and general market close context without clear dates or outcomes.
Pacific oil and steel names dominate a rugged era
A garbled list evokes mid century industry and transportation interests. References appear to Pacific and continental oil firms, rail lines, steel firms, and vehicle manufacturers, with scattered place names like New York and Texas. The fragment hints at a regional industrial map and corporate players amid a moving economy.
Personal Notices From a New York City to Erie Area
Local social notes list numerous visits and travels among Urichinvilly Ohio Miss Muringy Allet in New York and other relatives. Mrs Riley and children head to Pittsburgh. James Wiggins returns home after a visit with relatives. various residents journey to Columbus Philadelphia Jamestown Warren Mayville and Toronto for family events funerals and hospital visits. multiple departures and homecomings mark a day of community movements and recollections.
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Tor Miswons
James
Jack
Urichinvilly
Ohio
Kure
Riley
OL City
Rete Tives
Mra IJ Raab
Erieié
Ily
Mire Hamilton
Rand
Corry
James Wiggins
L. Stearphl
Bradford
Random
Heney Pettingill
Dorothy
Bile
New England
Peter Lyons
Thusfards
Bbair
Linmer’s Tater
Tre J Dmurray
Famyy
B.S. Chapman
Elmer Blanch
Ant First
Meadville
Finneral
Edwin Paley
Baptist Church
Foor
Ghinles Fuller
Carl G. Crippen
Columbus
Columbus This Morning For A Visit With Mr and Mrs. West, Mrs Crippen
William McElroy
Nepman
Edgwhi McElroy
Mayville
Jamestown
Sherping Peery
Williamsport
Marion
Perry
Glade
Jaude Perry
L. J. Cavel
L Pavel
Cpsadigua
Umbus
George Stewart
Youngsville
G. Graker
Casino Smithy
Shane
Virginia Titus
Burnes
Cory Hospital
East South Stond
Pharlés R. Duvis
Eriesas
Marnie Hines
Donaghue
Julia Grasfary
Phildelphia
Warren
Car
Todas
Col. Mert
Clymen
Sis
Howard
Pearl
Harid Spilaks
Lea Parotra
Buffalo
Mra . B
Brandige
East Main
Andrew Howsam
Erie
Edwin Voteye
Aid
Barnett
Cleveland Anid
Palm Beach
Wilter Bantutre
Phelps
Carhetine Armstrong
York
Norman
Daiwit
Croinesville
Ned Held
Rilph Heath
Biu Wout
Cleveland
Mry Turker
Thomas Burkhard
Thorwis-McMahar
Youngstown
Monte By Motor
Toronto
Canada
Louise Bilsworth
Philadelphia
Florence
Estella Harry
Jenet Hays
Marion Young
Raymond Jenkins
Eileen Gehres
Clymer
Married This Afternoon in Elmira Wedding
Edith Gorton hosted a quiet ceremony this afternoon for her daughter E Elmora Gorton Leuuine who wed Mr Merrill Lil lie fon HE M at 2 o clock with Pastor W E Hartheit officiating. Relatives and friends attended. A luncheon followed and the couple left for a trip to Elmira Watkins Glenn Huffsto. they will reside at 62 North Central street after returning.
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Edith Gorton
Nurtit Pontér Strest
E. Elmora Gorton
Merrill Lillie
Frank
East Pleasant Street
W. E. Hartheit
M. E. Church
Lillie
Tn 9
Elmira Watkins Glenn
Huffsto
North Centary Street
Prange Agreement On Debt Settlement Mends Franco British Talks
United Press reports London earlier this week that France and Britain reached a provisional plan to divide France debt to England. Tate says Caillaux and Churchill have framed terms awaiting formal ratification by both governments.
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United Press London
Tate Today
Caillaux
Winston Chynehill
Prance
England
Singer Sewing Machine Co Shop on Center Street
A brief noting Singer Sewing Machine Co operates a shop at 1M Center Street with manager Bell and phone seW. The entry records Durham location details and contact pointers.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co
Center Street
Durham
Mgr
Bell Ph
International Klan Council Convenes Amid Controversy
The International Klan Council gathered today as Grand Dragon Cha W. Osborne of the Chin region and Imperial Wizard Tiram WW Beans entered the proceedings. Attacks were outlined against alleged agnostic influences within the Protestant church, calling for broad cooperation of clergy in the Klan’s religious program.
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Buy Keye Lass
Chae W. Osborne
Fealnr
Tiram
Amazing Relicence Froul i days essay
A fragmented item from a historical page notes a woman with a notable head and a request for a transcript. The readable lines hint at a literary or editorial fragment rather than a complete story. Further details remain unclear in the surviving text.
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