Extensive Baptist Church Improvements Reported
A reader describes major improvements at the Baptist Church including basement work, new beams, and enhanced quarters. The article mentions pastor’s father Troy Sr. visiting, with expectations for a Thursday evening event and a local pastor involved in the church’s ongoing Bible study and Genesis readings.
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Prantar
Stgin
Rey
Troy Sr
Troy
Wigagemente
Klive
Married at Mayville in simple ceremony
Paul Morte son of ar and Meg tae Morte of Hast Pleasant street and Ned Mixy Givy Gioves of Liberty street were married at Mayville on Wednesday May 22 by Rev Mason Huthie. The couple, popular young people, will reside in Warrath, Ba.
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Paul Morte
Meg Tae Morte
Senior exams under way at Gorey High School
Readable parts indicate Gorey High School students are taking final exams today with senior graduates and faculty noting the schedule. The article mentions exams and anticipated results, highlighting an anticipated completion and next steps for graduates.
Ambiguous Text Hinting At Nonsensical Content
The fragmentary hints reference Parisian and Ames with unclear context and no coherent events. No concrete people or organizations are verifiable. The text appears garbled and does not present a reportable news item or factual incident.
Appropriation Bills Reported by House Committee
Harrisburg May 23 The House Committee of Appropriations reports several bills including funds for the State Hospital at Warren 166000, Lovust Mountain State Hospital 40000, an Aldine Childress Home project, and a $2,000,000 bond issue for State College. Other line items include 36000 for agricultural experiment station Tobagh culture and 175000 for Wilkes Barre Armoré.
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United Frese
Harrisburg
Hos Committee of Appropriations
Pennsylvania
Murcatin
Seth 166
State Hospital
Warren
Sia
Aldine
Childress Home
Lovust Mountain State Hospital
Sithe Gulliee
Wilkes
Harp er Reelected Chairman Of Railroad Labor Board
Hooper was reelected chairman of the United States Railroad Labor Board in Chicago. M. T Hurkar, who opposed Harper and had favored a deputy position, was named vice president.
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Chicago
Mays
Peny
Hawper
Tin
United States Railroad
M. T Hurkar
Harper
Dep Gntion
East Main Street Association in Session
A fragmented report covers an East Main Street Association meeting with names of attendees and references to songs, recitations, and local figures. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a community gathering with multiple participants and organized activities in a past session.
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East Main Street Assn IN
Session
Columbus Men May Purchase Red Sox Team
Chicago report May 23 states negotiations are under way for ownership of the Red Sox by Columbus interests led by Dr Robert Prix. Columbus, Ohio, details vary, with plans for completion by October and a rebuild of the club.
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Columbus
RED Sox
Sy United
Chicago
Boston Red
Robert Prix
Em Schoenbor
Ohlgeara
Ugrel
Qtr
Proctors Market Hutter Steadier Roarhery Higher Than Extras
Fragmentary notes show 1891 score details, averages, and names such as Mats and Trista Mirm. Mentions of BoMdore fate, pace, and a dynamic dial sequence with references to participants and averages. Details are incomplete but indicate a sports or event scoreboard with names and values.
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N.Y
Hutter Steadier
Roarhery
BoMdore
Smuthevy
Synamic Diatelininery
Weir
Held
Fane
Unusual sale on ladies sport coats and skirts
One lot of ladies and misses sport coats and slip over sweaters in plain and King Tut styles with limited sizes. Skirts shown to pair with the new sweaters and overblouses, priced $4.50 to $15.00. Ratine material for sport dresses and skirts sold by yard, plus a range of corsets from 3 cents to 10 dollars.
Fresh farm produce and commodities list from a market report
A fragmented market page lists poultry, grains, flours, and fats with prices and descriptors. Items include live poultry, turkeys, roosters, cornmeal, rye flour, barley, wheat, oats, and lard, among others, reflecting a midweek commodity catalog and price tags.
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Freight A
Dogedie
Fenesteas
Fragmentary OCR Item on Hold Votes and Reform
Partial OCR fragment notes operations on hold in a context of elections and votes. It mentions percentages and delays, with unclear entities and dates. The text references a operator, interpretation, and public response but lacks clear names or places.
Fragmentary wartime note hints at agricultural aid and costs
Incomplete OCR text references a president, offices, and fees tied to a pledged guarantee or warranty. The legible parts mention corn and year references, with unclear numbers and names, suggesting a wartime or governmental context about support or subsidies.
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Mayville
Gorey High School
Hooper
Ars Fis
Enen Sehen Swovlanga
Tovla
Katona
Tey Ielliod
Kodak
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Fiat
W. E. Phillips
the Jeweler
N. Center St
Phytio
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Apt
Iylpe
Tokar Dabletraina
Sssiya
Baratiy Harkjine Mali
Princess
Concoleum Rugs
Benjto Bett
Niris
Justine
Colma
Gossard Jy
N. Cohen
Itorial Review
PTA
Pisa
THE
Dufwts
Tom
Jim Greyhe
Jim Grey
Cony
Arthur
Colege
Dy Maik
Cartier
Fifteen Cent
Federal
Fai
Jessie
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