Fragmented list of mercantile appraisers and licensees
A long OCR fragment lists mercantile appraisers, brokers, and billiard licenses by ward. Names like Crife, Jimana, Swobleiakl, Welch, and Hatlo appear amid scattered business and recreation entries and city wards. The text reads as a garbled directory snippet with incomplete affiliations.
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Nina
Wad Smee
Ohh
Valentine
Ay Hour
Crife
Jimana
Ueene
Iran Bros
Reguy Au Acton
Swobleiakl
Bratnsid
Jane
Fanta
Lcenol
Keper
Barbara
Vitoky Stele
Cate
Marvintown Tacya
National Tate
S ‘di Sawick Cte
Stadium Dinor
Steinen
John Lyeiner
Lua
Shine ‘Dinor
Goteta Cate
Welderket
Bertha
Wells Gate
White Star Athtetle Club
Nifektes
Koa
Lanowwakl
Jame
ETE
Cranberry
Stanford Lunch
Franz
Sw. Gerold
Chm
Haggetty
Marites
Ana
Harry
Hatlo
Heller's Wate
Trang
Knoll
Urban
Uppers Tavern
Meyers Place
Bussell
Nissen
Valley
Popp's
Avert Brier
Geo
Sohapor
Beherter
Michael
Sitter
Anton
Sup Divor
Billiard Ooar
Eate_Pinan
Tte
Antonio
Alousid
Tokin
Ebie
Christél
G. P. Ammedare
Rscreation Tie
Onartan
Chas
Honulte
Henry
Soydar's
Tilliards
Petit Ward
Hovia
Cha
Sunningham
P. G. Ene
Fron Ga
Mugenlocher
Chas.imerer Fe 'Co
the Biehl
Ralph
Feat
Tsherwood I. J. Swopsen
Finrry Wright
Carl G
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Moi
Ri Breth Ward
Deming
Chine G
Ward Schramm
Arthur E. YA
Theatre Licenses In State Show Bright Spots
State theatre licenses are listed for numerous venues including American Theatrical Company and Shaw's Second Theatre. The report notes varying approvals and proposed programs across multiple cities, with emphasis on new ventures and restored showings.
Self fed gas used to dull dental fears
Toronto July 2. A Toronto dentist demonstrates nitrous oxide gas for pain relief in dentistry. Dr J B Greer sits in a chair as a hood and bulb deliver the gas from a fielding outfit like device. He breathes the gas and describes a sensation of exhilaration while the drill begins.
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Toronto
Ont
J.B. Greer
Greer
Iber Hood
Fielding
Avzukber Bulb
J.M Shiltis
Shultis
Remodeling Drive for Columbus Library Opens Today
The Columbus Library Association launches a fundraising drive to remodel the library building and grounds. Officials hope construction and landscaping will be finished by early September, with Mrs Ella M Johnson among prominent locals supporting the effort. Communities across Columbus and nearby towns are acknowledging the project and planning local events to boost donations.
Use of Farm Tractors Dates Back to 1901
Harrisburg July 2 The farm tractor powered by an internal combustion engine dates back to 1901, nearly as old as the first automobile, per the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. There are 1,248,000 tractors on farms in the United States this year.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
United States
Two measures of assembly aid Penn a farmers
Harrisburg July 2 Of special interest to Pennsylvania farmers are two measures from the last session of the legislature One provides 1 200 000 state money for indemnities to farmers and breeders for cattle condemned for Bangs disease and the other creates a campaign against barley rust through the bureau of plant industry The article notes federal funds and rates and the need to eradicate the European barberry to control cereal rust
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bang
Bureau of Plant Industry
Commonwealth
Lackawanna County
Mennonites Flee Bandits From Mexico to Alberta Trek
Bandits drive Mennonite families from homes in Mexico forcing mass migration toward Northern Alberta. About 500 families will undertake a 2,500 mile trek to seek safety and new settlements across the border region. The operation is described as coordinated by local bands and targets rural Mennonite communities. Authorities report no immediate casualties, but the exodus creates strain on aid networks and border communities.
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Mexico
Alberta
Pitty
Acon
Harmon Cox Reunion Held at Red Oak
The 3rd annual Harmon-Cox family reunion gathered at A. D. Cox home in Red Oak on Saturday June 26 1937 with seven attendees. A picnicking dinner followed by group singing duets sacred songs instrumental pieces and games. Officers elected for 1988 include E J Cox president of Brie Ernest Cox vice president Clarence Vanderhoof secretary Mrs W L Rasey treasurer and Mrs H O Longstreet as program chair. The 1937 report listed three marriages Betty Longstreth Witherspoon Dorothy Bemis Carter Audrey Cook Haltast and one birth Betty Lou Vanderhoof. Relatives attended from Erie Wesleyville Sherman Corry Warren Spring Creek Titusville Spartansburg and nearby areas. Photos were taken by Ward Nichols and Carl Moodler.
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Harmon-Cox
A. DD. Cox
Red Oak
E. J. Cox
Brie
Ernest Cox
Corry
Clarence Vanderhoof
Spartans-burg
W.L, Rasey
Spartansburg
Long+ street
Erie
Dorothy Longstrest
George Witherspoon
Eris
Buith Bemis
Ronald Carter
Audrey Cook
Raymond Haltast
Betty Lou
R. D
Wesleyville
Sherman
Warren
Spring Creek
Titusville
Artansburg
Ward Nichols
Carl Moodler
Less Than Third Penns'A Farms Have Electricity
Harrisburg report shows 57 000 of 191 000 Pennsylvania farms lack electric lines. Rural Electrification Administration loans cooperatives $1 780 000 and plans $1 300 000 more this year to bring power to farms not served by public utilities. mentions classified ads offering furniture.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Pennsylvala
Erie county farmers back Agricultural Conservation plan
At Waterford High School June 29 Erie County farmers endorsed the Agricultural Conservation plan and urged improvements for 1938. H H Marsh chaired the meeting and the group agreed the 1937 plan had general favor. They will forward recommendations to Harrisburg and then to Washington as part of a statewide and nationwide effort to craft a cost efficient conservation program. Emphasis fell on pasture improvements for dairy regions and green manuring in fruit and garden belts.
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Erie County
Waterford
Harrisburg
Waterford High School
H.H. Marsh
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Washington
Frog Farm to Open on 20 Acres at White Rock
A 20 acre frog farm will be opened at White Rock to breed edible frog legs for markets in Canada and France. The operation aims to supply frog legs as a table delicacy, with consultations underway to establish production and distribution.
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White Rock
B.C
Revelry in City Outskirts Reported Amid Festive Night
A fragment notes a large celebration in the city outskirts with mentions of music and dancing. Authorities reported light crowds and no major incidents as residents joined in, with safety marshals on site and temporary closures nearby.
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OHTOA etine 5 fragmentary notes describe a three move sequence and potential reforms. readable text mentions players and a team name but details are unclear. the item appears as a brief sports or game notation with limited context and uncertain entities.
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