Florida rush calls days of forty nine in migration tale
A chaotic Florida migration mirrors the 1849 gold rush as families plan winter stays, rail and auto traffic surge, rents soar, milk drops to 20 cents a quart, and utilities lag. Report notes crowded trains, embargoed freight, double tracking, and rising living costs as newcomers aim to build fortunes before session ends.
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Tracifr Ousefver
Noth
Denkirk Gilrose
Florida
Crowdell
Ft Lauderdale
Miami
Hott Lauderdale Hill
Fort Lauderdale
Morida
California
Erin Landits
City Council to Hold Regular Session Tonight
City Council will meet in the Municipal Building this evening in regular session. Officials expect final action on an ordinance extending East Church Street from East Street to Willitree. The meeting may address several business items before adjournment.
All Corry Teachers Enrolled in the National Education Association
A special report from Washington dated October 5 states that every Corry Pennsylvania teacher is enrolled in the National Education Association. The letter to Superintendent Brown confirms full affiliation, with certificates to follow from the Executive Committee. The piece notes NEA’s origins and its early goals for competent teachers nationwide.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Alton J. Bruwnk
Sehacle
Corty
Hye
Baucaum) Association
Brows
Crals
Eerlibeiites Grantea
National Edication Association
Ust
United States Bureau of Education
Jareeye
Associatii
Pasbhaligny
United States
Naen
Warren
Congress
Two Convicted of Operating Erie Brewery
In Judge Thomson's court the jury convicted Eris, Thames J. Ian Ford, Milnes, and four others on multiple counts for manufacturing beverages in violation of the Volstead act, possessing brewing equipment, maintaining a common nuisance, and conspiracy. The verdict surprised defense attorneys as the panel had little time to deliberate before reaching a verdict, with sentencing set after a review of the jury’s findings and possible appeal.
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Eris
SeThames
J. Ianford
Aos Milnes
Thomson
Ig Mort Fay
Hilsmil Dairy Products
U- 1
Foster
William Hagenloch- Sthwaller
The
Products Corporation
Xoud
Milaur
Congress selects youngest Generess member from Bartlesville
Samuel J. Montgomery of Bartlesville Oklahoma is nominated as the youngest member of the new Generess to convene in December. A former football player and World War II veteran, Montgomery earned the Croix de Guerre for bravery in combat and later served in the Marine Corps.
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Dicembar
Samuel J. Montgomery
Re Publican
Bartlesville
Olis
Maring Corpé
A F O L Opens Convention At Atlantic City
United Press reports the American Federation of Labor opens its 1930s convention in Atlantic City after Samuel Gompers death. William Green is expected to lead and old disputes over jurisdiction and policy appear settled or moving toward settlement. Endorsement of a coal miners strike and a pledge by locals to back party aims are noted as the gathering begins.
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United Press
Atlantic
Tabor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
William Gresu
Gomper
Labbr Leider
Ats Piri
Vampire bat range and moonlit behavior examined
A brief note discusses vampire bats and their wide range. It mentions observations about feeding under moonlit conditions and lingering questions about their movements and hunting patterns.
Golden Lak Tablets Story From Mysterious World
A fragmented note describes golden tablets from a distant land and hints at a fable about a youth. The text mentions a traveler named JLB and a world of wonders, inviting curiosity without clear facts.
Fragmented Medical Rhyme On Ailments And Organs
The readable lines describe vague ailments affecting the stomach intestines liver and a tone of concern about a health issue. The text mentions a dove and a personal name fragment but lacks clear context or concrete facts.
Launch sale of library lecture course tickets at school venue
A long notice details season tickets for the Library Lecture Course offered through the school. Adults pay 2.00, pupils 1.00, with limited seating at the High School auditorium. Tickets sold at Condrals store starting Monday the 12th. reservations allowed for one performance only. The program features Victor Herbert music, the Cello Ensemble, Jess Pugh humorist, Adanay Male Chorus, Rivsian Cathedral Singers, and a Lewy Sarett lecture, with a final talk by Sarett.
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Anual Library
Nutitoriamn Ie
Witdhwriui
Attrictios
Liliesommittes
Victor Herbert
Sinslad
SLO
Allblts
Chilubeoy
Cello Hiisemble
Jess Pugh
Strickland
Gillian
Pebrusry
Rivsian
Lewy Sarett
Me. Sarett
Northwestern University School of Speech
Condrals
Week's Short Story At Just ule Nour
A fragmented recount shows a male observer debating happiness and pride as tensions rise. The voice mocks a rival with the line White coward Tull while noting others have won wives. The tone is terse and elliptical, implying social scrutiny and personal vanity.
Par scale for women golfers is changed
United Press reports the U S Golf Association and Women’s Handicap Committee issued notice changing the women’s par scale. New par ranges include Par 3 up to 63 yards, Par 4 191 to 250 yards, Par 5 250 yards and over. William Gilmore of Trenghreek visited en route to Youngstown, Ohio.
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United Press
New York
United States Golf Association
William Gilmore
Trenghreek
Youngstoyn
Ohiy
Alleged Water Theft In Court Across States
An imperfect OCR fragment reports a court case about alleged water theft involving multiple states and a Great Lakes region dispute. It mentions hearings, officials, and authorities from Wisconsin Minnesota Oklahoma Pennsylvania and Chicago area, with references to water withdrawal and a pending case.
Supreme Court edits case on Great Lakes waterway diversion
A revised federal complaint alleges unauthorized diversions from the Great Lakes waterway. The modified suit targets government action and seeks remedies over the alleged misuse of water resources.
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U. S. Court
State of Illnois
Lake Michigan
Suprema
Uronighy
Thwart Girl's Death By Her Own Action
A report from Chicago details a fatal incident involving a girl who attempted suicide at a Pittsburgh hotel. Officials say she used a weapon and poison, with witnesses and authorities describing the struggle and the events leading to her death.
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United
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Dawntayn Hotel
Ste
Beet Fruit Near the Top of the Tree Transcript
The fragment describes a quirky line about a tree of kidwledee Hota bh lubed and our attempts to get along by Wieahlig off i fow branches, attributed to a Boston transcript fragment.
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Boston Transcript
Cloud's Silver Lining and the Sliver Uning (Fragment)
A fragmented passage describes a cloudy motif and a promise to help with unclear places. It mentions Willis and a canine tr word, noting a gray tendon and a habit of Léokine. The text is incomplete and stylistically dreamlike.
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Cloud
Ito
Han
Hari
Willis
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