For Sale Items Mixed Lot With Various Goods
Fragmented OCR reads a mixed sale listing with references to livestock feed and machinery. It mentions 90 at 12 90 e half mile north di 19 head fresh and Spring and eight bull gray weighing 25 hens machine ck Deering NW spelngwe TL disc ood contli er wagon horse enl 150 bushels ensulage rotates 7 ners SAWS marks shoy nis new one ngs table iull heat 5 cords of er arteloy for sale ate URSKA Owner ats.
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ck-Deering
Urska
Ats
City Appointments and December 1940 Notices
Fragmented OCR notes show municipal December 1940 context with clerk duties, city tanks, and board appointments. Names and dates are unclear, but reference to AHAM and ES-Mike suggest personnel actions in city departments. The readable bits indicate formal notices from a city clerk regarding staffing and appointments in the period.
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Sring de- Sorry
AHAM
Mike Vived Ralgero Temae
Award Ticket To Atvength Pre Steels
Award ticket details mention quotas and percentages including 87 and 106 percent daily figures. The fragment references atvength pre steels with unclear context and multiple numeric values, indicating a brief notice of distribution or allocation. Further readable entities include percentages and dates, but concrete roles or organizations are not clear.
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Atvength Presteels
Om Re- Py
Pennsylvania Open Season Ruling Affects Bucks and Does
The Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to allow both bucks and does in the open season. Tickets for Sunday’s Pro Football championship game between the Chicago Bears and Washington are sold out in Washington with about 35,753 in attendance. The event will generate roughly $65,000 in the 60 percent pot, with the winner getting 60 and the loser 40 cents of the share. Erie will host Falcaro, the bowing star billed as the nation’s match game champion, for an exhibition at Berry’s Auditorium on Thursday night January 2, featuring the Schlitz Majors from New York City. they finished third in last year’s ABC tournament in Detroit.
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Aly
Chicago Bears
Washington Iskills
Washington
Gale
Yacity
Erie
Berry
Audiorium
Schlitz
New York City
Detroit
Corsy High School
Beavers
Youngsville
Eagles
Bylermen
Chuck Williams
Harold Thompson
Invaders
Corry
Byler
Erie County
Willams
Jack Kinney
Kinney
Williams
Downey Ap Bracken
Thompson
Clark
Falt
Feller Leads Indians as All Stars Highlight 1940s Baseball Tale
The piece profiles Bob Feller as a premier pitching ace and centers on his 1940 season stats including a .262 ERA, a no hit game against the White Sox, and multiple one and two hit games. It notes Feller’s potential move to the Giants and hints at Gabby’s role in the front office. Also covered are the UP All National Football selections featuring stars from New York to Green Bay and the push to form rifle teams in Pennsylvania high schools with a formal program outlined by the PIAA.
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Babe Ruth
Bucky Walls
Reds
Hill
White Sox
Halier
TAA
Conv
Edmund Wicht
Pennsylamia Interscholastic
PIAA
Wieht
J. Wilson
Munhall High Schior
Eghens
Hms
Wilson
Ty i
Pittsburgh
Philadel- Wilkes-Barre
Johnstown
Lant—ter
Meadville
New Cayite Uni
Baseball Moguls Not Talking Deals at Minor League Meetings
Atlanta writer Al Sharp grew frustrated with secretive huddles among baseball officials at the annual minor league gatherings. He staged a hoax by hiring a deaf mute to spread rumors of red-hot deals. The report notes talk of golf tomorrow and football plans, while a teen competition calendar is proposed to run from October 15, 1941, to March 49, 1942.
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Atlanta
Rec
al Sharp
Atlanta Constitution
Sharp
Sharon
Déagues
Coan
Wilson
Browns Make Bold Moves In Offseason Deals
Atlanta report says St. Louis Browns announce cash purchase of right handers Pri Os termusher and Danny Galehouse from Boston Red Sox and seek a sturdy catcher Connie Mack. A swap sends Ed Houssey to Atlanta Crackers for Luman Har5. Rumors link Nashville Vols star Boots Pottenberger to a sale. Red Sox manager Groning signals hunt for pitchers.
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Homney Wheeler
Atlanta
St. Louis Browns
Brown
Donald Barnes
Pri Ostermusher
Danny Galehouse
Boston Red Sox
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Atlanta Crackers
Ed Houssey
Luman Har- 5
Nashville Vols
Boots Pottenberger
Brooklyn
Joe Groning
Note increases in forward pass on gridirons
A marked rise in forward passing and more intricate offenses with more fumbles defined the 1940 football season, as coaches nationwide report through the Associated Press survey. Wisconsin notes better passing, Nebraska pivots to win the Big Six, Cornell among the passing leaders, Princeton expands aerial TDs, and other schools highlight deceptive plays and quick kicks.
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Bill Bont
New York
East
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Harry Stuble Dreher
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Cornell
Princeton
Dave Alderdice
Tigers
Fritz
Crisler
Michigan
Babe Bellingberry
Washington State
Doc Newton
North Carolina State
Waterford Five Defeats Sparta In Narrow Victory
Spartansburg High trailed Waterford High 18 to 10 after three quarters and could not close the gap in the final period. Burdick led Waterford with strong scoring while Thorogood starred for Spartansburg, finishing with five. The Sparta Junior High also fell 14 to 12 to Waterford in the preliminary.
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Spartansburg High
Waterford High
Sparta
Spartans
Invaders
Waterford
Burdick
Thorogood
Spartansburg
Waterford Junior High
Prominent sports stars to attend charity banquet
Pittsburgh reports the fifth annual Dapper Cat club charity banquet will host notable athletes as guests of honor. Included are Tom Harmon Michigan All America football star Francis X Reagan Penn halfback Bill McKechnie Cincinnati Reds manager Fritz Zivic welterweight champion and Billy Conn light heavyweight champ.
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Og. Paomuurmsens
Pittsburgh
Dapper Cat Club
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Francis X. Reagan
Penn
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Fritele Zivie
Billy Gon
Coaches oppose major grid rule changes this year
Associated Press reports that coaches, including Lou Litt of Columbia, favor keeping the current football rules with only minor proposals. A survey identified pet ideas such as legalizing forward handoffs on back laterals and tougher penalties for certain infractions, while some critics urge leaving the code unchanged.
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Associated Press
New York
Subjeet
Lou Litt
Columbia
Missouri
Borte
Henry Redd
Virginia Tech
Connell
Mixey
Larson
Navy
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Georgetown Invited to Orange Bowl by 1960 press
Georgetown earns a bid to the Orange Bowl for January 1 next year after a three year run of strong showings in major gridiron clashes. The Hoyas secured a spot despite recent setbacks including a 19 to 18 loss to Boston College.
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Georgetown
Siggiated Press
Sys Tam
PH Des
Hoya
Ivor Seasoes
Boston College
Mississippi State
Secrets of Washing Wool Effects on Fabric Care
The article explains wool washing secrets using lukewarm water for washing and rinsing, and recommends mild thick soap applied without rubbing a soap bar on the fabric. It advises drying in a temperate place to avoid shrinking, as heat or cold extremes shrink wool and once shrunk, cannot be undone.
Baer Delights Broadway Debut In Hi Ya Gentlemen
Max Baer makes his stage bow in Ray How muster s comedy Hi Ya Gentlemen in a pre New York tryout in Boston. The ex heavyweight champion draws strong applause for his cheerful clowning with the audience clearly enjoying his performance more than his boxing fame.
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Boston. Dre
Max Baer
New York
John Barrymore
Maxie
Barrymore
Barr
Fights Last Night In New York Chicago And White Plains
New York results show Leo Rodak outpointing Maxie Shayiro at 145 and 140 pounds with bouts in New York. Bill Weinberg halted Ortensio at 190 pounds in White Plains. Tami Mauriello defeated Erie Selig in White Plains on November 7 in a 160 pound match.
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New York
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Maxie Shayiro
White Plains
Bill Weinberg
Boston
Durin Ortensio
Tami Mauriello
Erie Selig
State 10 Recognize New York Champs
Unclear OCR text reports a boxing commission resumption with New York officials, claiming champions crowned in New York. The article mentions Leon Raine and a Percy boxing bout, but details are fragmented and names vary.
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New York
Pas Carersey
Philadelphia
Dee 4
Pennsylvania
Leon Raine
Yenterday
New York Boxing Commission
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Stephenson
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G . Miller
T Brigham
Youngsville Shumagker
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Fay Mica Ihskey
Sentile
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Smith
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J. Bayess
Ostermueller
St. Louis
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W. L. Pot
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Raeke
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Donnell
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Dad
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Lou Little
Capehart
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Achiai
Sy Lite
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Lguess
Wrecker Service
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
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Heplary
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Elles
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Beeler Melper Motors
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Root’s Furniture Store
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