Seasonal Clothing Sale With Deep Discounts Across Goods
A local sale advertises 20 to 25 percent reductions on blankets, dress goods, coats, suits, waists, underwear, and outerwear. It highlights wool and silk fabrics, Georgette and Crepe de Chine options, children’s coats, and a large selection of sweaters and yarns, emphasizing limited stock and varied prices.
Personal mentions and visits curb local society network
Mon Honort J Hrucken left nursing to visit friends in Buffalo, Mian Voronian Conway of Titunvill es guest of Minn Mary Sirdovan. Mrs. Murvin Hiullle want to bring to the morning meeting of the Graduate Nurses Association at the Library building. Attorney John O McClintock of Megdville city visitor. Mrs. Cobb visiting daughter Iry at her home in Mast Bend. Ryland Ey Cobb accompanies. TL Hogiloraox spent day in Tuavilli. Corporal Clinton McLean honored in the city. Mrs Mattoe Walton visited Columbus relatives. Mrs Mulhrva Goer to spend senor at Louisa Mattoon home. John Smutz left for Mork county to aid relatives for several days. Mrs Boucki critically ill. Mr Hoffalo recovering from serious operation.
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J. Hrucken
Bualo
Mian Voronian Conway
Titunvilles
Minn
Mary Sirdovan
Anna Nuggent
Gite Hoapital
Murvin Hiullle
Bergen
Eri
John O. McClintock
Megdville
Tuuavalle
Hk Bande
Cobb
Iry
Lawreitin Armitage
Mast Bfnd
Ryland Ey Cobb
Pekorh
Warren
Banteen
Watsisburg
Meluak
P. Shari Ais
Novty
Miflirva Goor
Coumbiscavenue
Mra
Louisa Mattoon
Franklin Ratzeat
Clinton MicLean
Hoeviro
Matte D. Walton
Columbus
Meu
Toland Dewey
Kano
John Bmutz
Morcor Mail
Ghia
Dublin
Liaeniak
Boucki
27 Marines Remain in Company of 250 in Battle Report
Buffalo dispatch notes Corporal William J. Bolin and other Buffalo men among Marines who faced heavy casualties in a June 19 assault after advancing beyond artillery range. Only 27 survivors out of a 250-strong company remained. the unit attacked a small town and woods with a brief barrage before advancing into hostile ground.
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Buffalo
Wiliam J. Bolnn
Amy Yothirnof
Oro
Brir Getto
Atarines
Juno
Aston
Fragmented OCR list of companies and brands in a regional paper
A garbled wire service snippet lists numerous firms and products in scattered order. Names include Pennsylvanian and Midwestern companies such as Studebaker, Westinghouse, Virginia Chemical, Northwest Oil, and Union Pacific. The text intermixes city names, brands, and stock-like figures, reflecting a damaged page with no clear narrative.
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Amotevan
Consol. Coy
Ulentiyl
Puciflc
Northwest Oil
Oklahoa
Gidahonia Pro
Ofmulzen
Pennsylvania
Pohn-Max
Paul Boudoin Paoi
Studebaker
Union Papilio
UH Binet
Virginia Chemical - Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Wright Matin
Peer Ree IK
Card of Thanks and notices from 1910 meeting
Card of Thanks thanks friends for kindness and flowers. A notice for Golumbus Free Library Association postponed annual meeting set for January 38 1910 to elect trustees and conduct business. Members urged to join by paying annual dues and help with war work. By order of the President.
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Golumbus Fres Library Association
West J
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Woolson Spice Company
Taledo Ohie
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Joseph Glalterfe
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Warren Savings Bank
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