Deer season opens as numerous items surface in county news
Reports note a deer season opening and a stolen deer recovered near Columbus found with license tags. Divorces were granted in county court. more actions under consideration. Federal Reserve data show holiday sales gains. police investigate gravel dumping complaints. jury wheel for Erie County remains set. road and bridge allocations listed. Egg prices drop on New York wholesale market amid rising supplies. Dr. Austin J. Rinker returns to Jamestown. Golden Rule Club to meet at Columbus Community Church. NBC to broadcast another Met Opera season starting today. Christmas decorations and wreaths planned for downtown lighting, with merchants reporting strong holiday stock and early sales. Deer movement and hunting plans noted across the region as the season advances.
Bear Lake Ladies Aid Bazaar and community notes
Bear Lake Will hosts a Ladies Aid Bazaar with local residents and visitors joining in Thanksgiving gatherings. The item lists names, families, and outings across Warren, Jamestown, and nearby towns, including hospital updates, travel, and local events while noting the Reynoldsville mine shutdown affecting 400 workers at the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company mine.
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Ladies Aid
Bear Lake
Will
Reynoldsville
Beynoldsville
Adrain
Lamlei Nes
Arrain
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Defense Needs to Bring Extended Lake Season
Insurance deadlines, rising rates, and heavier traffic mark a record Great Lakes season as bulk cargo, coal, and ore shipments surge. Ports see increased dock activity with 6 million bushels of wheat and substantial limestone and cement handling, while insurers warn of post season rate spikes.
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Capgor Tie
Pata
Laren Power Mill
Shell
Yash
Downstate
Chinese laborer dies. poison unknown awaiting lab results
Jamestown reports the death of 7 year old Chinese farm laborer Chin Ging Len after his death near a water tank. An autopsy by Dr Torrance found stomach contents with poison presence but awaiting lab confirmation. Funeral services were held in Buffalo with burial at Pie Hill cemetery.
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Jamestown
George Blood
Fredonia
Galvin C. Torrance
Establinn Ls
Cormier
Walline
Ben
Torrance
Buffalo
Pail Speyser
Genesee
Erie Girl Burned In Fall Against Stove
Mary Kolodzezak, 18, of Erie, was burned when she fell against a stove in a bathroom at a rooming house Friday. Policemen Joseph Matlock and Stanley HulaKowski rescued her by breaking a window and entering from a second floor. She was taken to hospital in shock with burns and other injuries.
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Mary Kolodzepzak
Jess
Sué
Joseph Matlock
Stanley Hulakowski
Safey
Monogram Girl Here For Second Week At Center Street Shop
A young woman displays monogrammed gifts in the window of Worth Center Street attracting Christmas shoppers. The display promotes monogram items for the season with both men and women reportedly arranging visits and potential purchases amid holiday bustle.
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Hristoos
North Center
Wnen
Witout
Oharse
Ward
Natetore
Worth Center Street
Stent
Four Arrested in Numbers Racket Case
Four men were arrested Thursday by Sergeant Cal Fisher on selling numbers. The suspects are William Duckwon, 41, Mulv Street. Nero, 16, Mulv Street. James Harwood, 37, 1818 French Street. Tony Russo, 41, 618 West 19th Street. Tony White, 20, 518 West Wind Street. They furnished $100 surety for appearance in police court.
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Nero
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Negara
French Street
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Cox Sahwraay
Seals Campaign Planned At Plants Across Region
Eva Kepler provincial chair reports a canvass to sell seals in factories to boost the war effort. Walter Sweet named head of the campaign with Aero Supply and others organizing, allowing plants to tailor plans while nonresident workers may shift to plant canvassing. Separately, 16 manufacturers and a labor union face federal indictments in Philadelphia over conspiracy to fix prices for army field hats. Indictments claim 21 bids in June War Department orders for 2,000,000 hats were identical across sites in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis and beyond.
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Chalkmart Sweet
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Raymond Manu
F Retuiring Company
Ralph Carroll
Ajax Trot
Norman Eginger
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Nites City
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Chiowzd
St. Louis
Open Shop Problem Discussed by Babson
Discussion on open shop issues notes the responsibility of stock buyers and the need for youth to prepare to work in their father’s business or sell out to invest in defense bonds. Advice emphasizes diversification, with half the funds in stocks through directorships and the rest in well chosen bonds and stocks, urging young inheritors to commit to productive paths.
Answers to the Daily Quiz Puzzle Fragments
The notes present scattered quiz answers including items like Pie March and September, names such as Thomas Malory, and references to Europe and a garbled Lifioobo’s Gerhvsburg Address. The fragmentary text remains unclear but lists multiple historical and literary answers across unrelated prompts.
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Thomas Malory
Germany
Bulgaria
Turkey
Lifioobo
Gerhvsburg
Markets-Stock Pittsburgh Produce Markets Report
Pittsburgh markets show slow produce demand with apples mostly steady and varied quotes for several varieties. Cattle, sheep, and hogs at Buffalo market moved differently week over week with weights and prices noted, while Lancaster farmers anticipate higher tobacco yields and tobacco acreage gains cited by Associated Press. News covers New York market jitters amid war fears and mixed stock quotes for major firms and railroads.
Sports wrap continues as teams clash in tight bid
Fragmented notes recount a hockey and baseball mix with players named Timmy Foxx, Waite Hoyt, and Cincinnati figures amid crowd banter. The text hints at a pivotal final day and local sports drama, but specifics remain unclear.
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Rose Boy
Timmy Foxx
Wleven
Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati
New
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