Deep Well Operations Halted Near Kane
At Kane, the United Natural Gas deep test well four miles southeast of town halted after a 14 inch casing piece wedged in the bore at 5,800 feet. Drilling resumed briefly in November before a snag and damaged tools forced suspension. a 10,000 foot cable replacement was planned. Plans for clearing the hole continued for days until the cable snapped about 500 feet from the surface.
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Kane
United Natural Gas Company
Ksi
Roulesti
Jake
New Year's reflections on resolutions and self reform
A Corry Evening Journal column discusses personal resolutions for the new year. It argues that small, steady changes are grounded in practice and visible progress, urging readers to commit to one valuable resolve to begin turning the page from past mistakes and discouragement.
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Kentvilion
Mike Tilchigs
Jhuinselves
Phat Mearns
Radio Schedule for Oil City Station WLBW January 2 1929
The Oil City and WLEW broadcasts list a full day schedule from 11:50 Aunt Sammy Housekeeper’s Chet through 11:00 Station Announcements. Programs include Luncheon Hour Music Timely Chats Theatrical Calendar Amusement Guide News Flashes Weather Forecasts The Music Room The Columbians NF Millionaires La Paling Smoker Kolster Fadia Hour Night Club Romances and Clavie and Georges finale.
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WuEw
OH City
Sammy
Chet
Dept. of Agri
Harvey Fritz
WLBW
Oi City
Radio Dealers
Harvey
U. S
WLEW
Dinger
Oil City Derrick
Music Room
C. B
the Columbians
NF Millionaires
la Paling
Kolster Fadia
Man Found Dead in Elk Creek Near St Marys
Andrew Seybold aged 74, longtime St Marys resident, was found dead in Elk Creek about 400 feet west of Ritter's Gristmill Sunday around 2:00 PM after starting a walk from near the Pennsylvania Railroad property. He suffered a fatal heart attack likely around 1 PM and appeared to have fallen into the water, causing a head abrasion. no water in lungs was found.
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ST. Marys
Andrew Seyhold
Bie Creek
Ritter
Seybold
Pennsylvania Railroad
Doubtful Boulder Dam project risks and costly entertainment surge
Discussion questions feasibility of the dam bill across seven states and interior department decisions. It notes private construction risks, contract financing, and revenue from water and power sales. Also reports on Showboat failing profits after first NY season, illustrating rising entertainment costs and uncertain profitability.
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Boulder Dam
Rajoleing
Stover
Relly Goliz
Ita
Prvate Construction
Secretary of the Intérior
Congress
Interior Department
Game of Correct English Exercise Puzzle
Fragmented OCR style reader asks about correctness of sentences and spelling. It includes garbled prompts and questions on pronunciation and word forms. The noisy text cites an exercise page with mis-spellings and asks for yesterday’s answers, featuring examples like ask and fat and items such as obscene and indeterminate.
Mystery of Sound and A Puzzle from Yesterday
A garbled OCR style snippet presents a riddle about sound speed, time, and distance, then attempts a math puzzle with dollar amounts and percentages. The text mentions the speed of sound, a target, and a convoluted calculation claiming results like $276 and $100, but the exact question remains unclear due to errors.
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Hatever
Puzzle questions and yesterday’s answers in brief
A fragmented quiz item asks about origin of Pennsylvania surgeons famous for abdominal operations and a beetle harmful to cotton. Yesterday’s answers include LeReville with elevation, a two and a half dollar aid piece, Napoleon, and a note that the person is not the President or Vice President.
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Doe
Anpear
Teddy
Pennsylvania
LeReville
Napoleon
Resolutions Kept Amid Townsfolk and Strangers Note
A terse fragment notes that resolutions will be kept and that engaging with outsiders is avoided. The text suggests caution about interactions with strangers while emphasizing local norms and townfolk conduct. The source provides limited readable detail on the decision to restrain or engage with outsiders.
Child Suffers Painful Burns in Union City
A one month nine day old child of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Poling of Brown Street Union City rolled onto a hot floor register Friday afternoon. The child sustained burns to the hand arm and one side of the face. He is under a local physician's care and reported resting comfortably though burns are serious but not critical.
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Union City
Wounded Escape Bride Recount From Kabul Flight
United Press reports Mrs Carol Isaacson, an American bride, was slightly wounded during her escape by airplane from besieged Kabul. She dismissed the mishaps and spoke casually of her husband still in Kabul, noting his letter about her wound.
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United Press
London
Carol Isaacson
Kabul
Afshanstan
Reshawar Daily Mail
Dispatch
Isasgson
Bomb hits Detroit editor’s home amid Italian unrest
The home of Vincent Giuliano, Italian newspaper publisher and banker, was bombed early today in Detroit. His wife and three children were unharmed. Damage estimated under 500 dollars. Giuliano blames Italian gadflies angered by his defense of an Italian accused in a murder during a Fascisti Columbus Day parade last year.
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United Eres
Detroit
Mich
Vincent Giuliano
Giuliano
Wife Preservers Noon Sea Dradkaya Aw Yun
Fragmentary note appears to recount a noon sea event involving a wife preserver. Names and clearer details are unreadable, leaving only a garbled trace of people and place context without verifiable facts.
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Dradkaya
Bry
Burglar Steals Radio From Home on West 1th Street
Wilaworth C. Dunwle awoke to a broken door and a basement window exit as a burglar fled with a radio from his house at 822 West 1ath Street. Police were alerted Sunday morning and report a suspect is under surveillance.
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Wilaworth C. Dunwle
West 1Ath Street
Dunkls
Man Endures Poison Attempt in Erie Hotel
In Erie on January 1 Glenn McManus of Warren Ohio aged 40 called from a downtown hotel and asked for a doctor. A desk clerk entered his room with a key to find him near death with a drained bottle of chloroform. He was carried to a hospital where doctors gave little hope for recovery.
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Erie
Snoruy
Glenn McManus
Warren
McManus
Hec
Hamet
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Deep Well
Corry Evening Journal
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Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegroves
Publican
Teie Colegrovess
National Advertising Representative
Fred II, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Iowa
Svith Clavie
Georges
Inelk Creek
Miegtel
Cmte
L. Gordon
Calliope
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Alliber
Alea
NASA
Mtns
Bomb Home OF
W. E. Phillips
Forest Mills
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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