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Local notices outline advertising rates for display ads with a minimum charge of 10. The notice includes a section labeled Nova Colimn, Se 4 Live Wack Inser tion and mentions a weekly schedule.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
2
Local notices outline advertising rates for display ads with a minimum charge of 10. The notice includes a section labeled Nova Colimn, Se 4 Live Wack Inser tion and mentions a weekly schedule.
Fragmentary OCR reads a civil oath reference in Ontario county with names Frank J. Cheney and Chehey & Co related to a legal proceeding. The text is heavily garbled, but suggests an oath ceremony or attestation before a local official.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe discoverers naming a frail Watky region and a date in October marking the formation of a New World. The text hints at a notable event or discovery with limited readable specifics.
An item outlines the Columbus Grange Fair with entry forms and schedules. It lists prize categories such as poultry, garden produce, and crafts, plus judging times and admission notes.
Brookville officials call for increased nurse staffing in response to hospital needs and local medical demands. The appeal emphasizes stronger health care access and funding requests to support patient care capacity.
Police uncover a string of robberies across Erie with multiple suspects detained and charges pending. Officers report a pattern tied to three local neighborhoods and several stolen items recovered at a city residence.
A garbled OCR item references bonds and a seller named WAGOGO with unclear actions. It mentions a dubious buy more bonds scheme and a fragmented phrase about a person named Dave or Dia. The text lacks coherent details to identify a clear event or location.
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