Local notices mix withpartial tradable items and obits
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of notices including sale items priced at 250 dollars and public hall events. Names such as Mr Emtest Hofer and Mrs Aust Gusniys appear alongside death notices for residents like Glaxo MWe Sung and a reference to a New York death. The text is garbled with dates and addresses unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Riley
Emtest
Diomana
Aust
Gusniys
Hibtous
Fragmentary Notice Mentions Names and Local Locations
Ol y hair advice lead in a jumbled fragment referencing Bok Sharpe and a list of names and streets. It includes medical hospital context with removal of tones and a support mention of a residence and local operatives, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williem
Tom Willems
Fiona
Unclear OCR reads mixed local notices and incident reports
The fragmentary text lists deliveries, players on a West End grounds game, legal penalties for games, car accidents, a prohibition raid, missing persons, social notices, church services, and local ads. Numerous names, places, and events are mentioned in a chaotic, era newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Wilcox
East Main St
West End
Itsville
YitupSille
Tunelbek
Hind
Anit Ake
Pepnselvaia
Paseed
IFUL
Jack Sample
Phony
Levant Toe Cream
Jamelia S
Melytivr
Rosina
Linge
Mra Mensier
Jamestown
Avesii
Hart Chanberlain
Denny
Carl Brown
Saverio Matsano
East Securds Street
Wong
Ailures
Theodome Tres
Caio City
Teese
Pimilles Road
JS Roger
Trout
Bank official dies amid collapse fallout in Philadelphia
Philadelphia bank crisis deepens as the bank president Joseph Wyobti, noted for pledging his personal fortune to protect depositors, dies suddenly. Investigators cite stress over the financial allegations connected to the institution and related figures including treasurer Faward A. Pichorm and Cooperstown officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Joseph ‘Jyobti
Philadelphia State
Cirotti
Faward A. Pichorm
Chores UL. Steinback
Coopers
Tse
Financial Credit Association
Wyatt Suepundtedd
Securstigs
Deportation Fight Over Firpo Reaches Washington
Canon William S. Chase of Brooklyn plans to press labor officials to overturn New York dates for Lave Angel Firpo’s deportation fight. He aims to take the case to the Labor Department and the White House, though officials indicate no action will be taken to alter the Labor Department’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Canon William. S. Chase
Deaoklyn
Lave Angel Firpo
Hexer
Belora Hin
Larry Willy
Sail
Labor Department
Chow
Firpo
Chaze’s
White House
Ucole Ijigo
Labor Departments
Atic
Death of Robt Smith at Elamat Thospitil
Hebert Smalrh, a well known resident, died yesterday at Elamat Hospital in Uyrie after a long illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1:00 PM at Grove Cemetery and interment will follow. Sime Hart Haight to preside at the Bot Club gathering at h ur horn Easy Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Ag
George Hudson
Worth
Honeur
Phoebe
Richards
Wielgiung
Germany
Tralee
Tnigland
Finch Cmne
Tergest
H. O. Ketner
Wy Smith
Borin
St Thomas
Enetery
George Kinger
Youngerown
Ohio
Vélio
Alt. Klingur
Grove Street
Youngstowe
Str Kilneer
J A. Consider
Real Darghis
West Pew Street
Extos
Robert Patterson
Andaron's
Warren
Shire of
New York
Fec
New York State
Sdrne Fiz
Warren Timics
Pine Grove
Cemetery Assos
Ateender
Hebert Smalrh
Tory Tam
Elamat
Sime Hart Haight
Thay Bot
Hur Horn
Easy Bond Street
Taube Guuninig
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Wing-Willi Star Stores Inc
J. AL Lanston
Sp Kirsch
Curtain Rods
Depen
Center St
Bell
Mae
D. Padoll
Optometrist
Traction Blog
Carry, Pa
Beluris
Ing
Annanil
Haenel
Harry Nelson
Flaherty
Allert Tohneen
St. Mary
Ugaljle
Michgil Lieber
Congressmton
August Wittman
Caivity
Rand
Sheridan
N.Y
Wittwee
Jevticgne
Wittman
Coolidge
Robt. Smith
Maad & Brown
Main Street
Fao
Adria Neban
Erica Saitors
James
Condra
Rexel
Paote
Bole
Ubia
Helena
Lil Ally
Sam Jacobson
The
One Price Clothiers
Corry, Penna
Alu, Abs
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