Oat Crop Sown Planting Corn and Potatoes
Warmer weather followed by frost threat described by Wayne County farmers as they report oats sown and crops progressing. Corn and potato planting continue with many fields delayed by a late spring. Weather overall favorable, though some sections face slower corn growth and potential light fruit output. A separate note covers a Senate probe into Coolidge executive orders on prohibition agents.
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Alwint Avery
Sears New See & Ie
Wayne Fuyashin
United
Washington
Senate Judi
Lot
Coolidge
Group forms to reorganize Chamber of Commerce here
A committee of twenty five was to study the feasibility of reorganizing the Chamber of Commerce. Carl W. Smith, Merchants' Division chairman, was selecting the panel and would announce its members by Tuesday. A fall meeting was planned to launch the reorganization process.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Quiere Ie
Wwe
Nerehants
Frank J Green
Service Boreal
States Chamber of Campmens
Carl W. Smith
Merchants’ Division
Sulil
Markets Report From A Fragmented Page
Fragmentary market notes list items like poultry and sugar with scattered figures. Mentions include live poultry categories Geese Ducks Capons and Turkeys with unclear prices. Names such as Young America and Pacific Coast appear amid unfinished market detail and regional whites and browns.
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York
Young America Hutter— Seamer
pSia
White Laney Soell
Pacific Coast
Jeary Browns
Court ruling favors bootlegger's ranks in federal case
Unitedress Washington reports a May ruling that bootleggers must retain records of whiskey sales for federal inspection under the Volstead era law. The filing, filed today in a Philadelphia church, seeks to quash five indictments charging Javed Kate Jorge Lenin Herman Peusten with conspiracy to violate Prohibition by selling whiskey without records.
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Unitedress
Washington
Rannal
Unite States Supreme Wurt
Javed Kate
Jorge Lenin
Herman Peusten
Philadelphia
Nurmi Breaks World Record For 3000 Meters
United Press reports Paavo Nurmi set a world record for the 3000 meters with a time of 8.27.5. The record broke previous marks, with Storkhorn noted as a similar achievement last year.
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Nurmi
United Press
Paayo Nurmi
Fy Storkhorn
Eyebrows Value in Facial Contours and Cosmetics
A fragmented discussion notes eyebrows protect the eyes and enhance facial features. It mentions cosmetic value, shaping, and how brows and forehead influence the overall contour of the face.
Diplomatic Jack Mise Fayre Delighted With Name Placement
Boston Transcript records a lively exchange as Jack and others discuss recognition and name placement, noting a festive tone and well wishes during a public occasion. The dialogue emphasizes pride in being acknowledged.
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Jack
Ty Nps
Boston Transcript
Four-Dollar Gold Pieces and their premiums in 1879 80
The stella or four dollar gold piece was minted by the United States only in 1879 and 1880, and these pieces now command premiums ranging from sixty dollars to several hundred.
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United States
Two Killed in Erie Traffic Accidents Over Weekend
Andrew Takach 19 of Twentyeth and Shaperine died in Hamet Hospital at 1 o clock this morning from injuries after a crash at Third and Walnut yesterday afternoon. Neil Stewart 46 of Hath Ma Ke died Sunday morning shortly after being struck by a machine at Twenty sixth and Peach streets. Coroner Hanley released drivers of Wathed machines who figured in the accounts after preliminary investigations.
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PERIL
Andrew Takach
Twentieth
Shaperine
Hamet
Third
Walnut
Neil Stewart
Hath
Peach
Poroner Hanley
Straw Cap Forceful Argument
A terse line reflects a boastful clash of words between rival speakers. The quip portrays heated rhetoric and a social call to fraternity, ending with a bold ultimatum spoken in a public oratorical voice.
Savlin Still Hides In Swamp Eludes Posse
Fugitive Savlin remains at large in a swamp near Bloomfield Township. Sheriff Charles Jones and deputies searched his home Sunday and found no trace as residents report sightings last week. He allegedly opened fire on officers during their first visit and is believed wounded but evaded capture. authorities keep watch for organized searches to locate him.
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Hiekever
Swamyladd
Niowe
Folly Savi
Shera Charles Jones
Ania Saviin
Saviin
Obert
Bloomfield Township
Suylin
No Substitute for Rubber
Chemists have labored to modernize synthetic rubber but no source has produced a commercially valuable substitute for crude rubber yet. Experts doubt the steady production of synthetic rubber in commercial quantities is imminent.
Site or Fort Dedicated in Erie Chapter Ceremony
A historical dedication marks Siteor Fort with a centennial note at the Engle Hotel in 1826. The Corey Historical Society and chapter members present papers, inscriptions, and a dedication prayer as Mrs E. Bamnes honors the Father of His Country at the Washington Monument wreath laying.
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Oril
George Washington
Syripuse
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Presque Isle
Dal LeRoeutami
Pinsioneh
Aqtori
Engle
Tulle
B. Reed
Eri
Conmy Historical Society
Qur
Seimts
Revnlls
Itm
Vovronin
Corny Seereuirs
JD Sterrett
Washington Monummeng
Bamnes
Corey
Mes Dr. Hrother
Unclear Unnamed Meeting Details in Washington Chapter
Fragmentary report notes a general assembly in Washington with named individuals Mosse, Cramer, and Miss Sowphine Cranit. It mentions an upcoming August meeting with a hostess from North East and does not provide a clear event outcome or complete context.
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Upekeer
Washington
Ivan
Mosse
Cramer
Sowphine
North East
Vipus
Child Injured in Train Collision Under Investigation
An eight year old, Michael Vimis, suffered a probable skull fracture and other injuries after a collision involving a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train near Tomestead yesterday. Authorities say the condition is serious but stable.
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Tomestead
Michael Vimis
Baltimore
Ohgu
Phsseyeer
Tadlay
Indiana Welcomes John Fisher Tonight
Indiana readers prepare for a victory celebration as John Fisher, the Republican primary winner, is set to be welcomed at a local home event in Indiana Pa tonight. The town anticipates a turnout from supporters and local leaders.
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Indiana
John Fisher
Unitea Piers
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