Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Numbers
Unclear text fragment mentions names and numbers with stray phrases. No coherent event or location is discernible to form a full headline or concrete summary.
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Newspaper
Creston Weekly Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
8
Unclear text fragment mentions names and numbers with stray phrases. No coherent event or location is discernible to form a full headline or concrete summary.
EB Elliott known as The Ford Man offers monthly payment options for cars. He promotes flexible terms to fit budgets and encourages customers to inquire in person at his dealership.
Fragmentary card of thanks lists several names and a location in Fort Worth with a specific time. The readable items include M. Wieden, Hilger Manion, and others. The message expresses gratitude and mentions a date and address, but key details are obscured.
A readable fragment notes Genuine Red River Ohio potatoes priced at $1.35 per bushel at Ballrich Grocery. The garbled text includes stray names and notes about a program or event, with further references to Ohio potatoes and local persons, but crucial details are obscured.
Court records show multiple civil actions and divorce petitions filed in Morrie County. Names such as Lewis Lexan and Ray Seen appear, with docket notes indicating petitions for separation and settlement terms pending before the local clerk. The fragmentary OCR references dates and case numbers but lacks complete details.
The Missionary Society announces a gathering featuring Miss Triwuie Show and Mrs Mae Waghorn as speakers. The event spotlights community poverty relief and famine response efforts with planned discussions and a modest program.
A weathered district column notes busy scenes at town shops with conversations about upcoming 15th parade patterns and New York style designs. Names like Adlyin Dawner and Mrs Angie Giulio appear amid chatter of local markets and department showings.
A garbled specials column shows assorted sale notes including plants, furniture, sewing machines, clocks, and household goods. Items mention prices like 179.00 and 55.00 with contact phones, locations, and vague descriptions such as ships parts, chests, and tools.
KESS wants Siders strayed as a message appears with phone numbers and partial details from a classifieds style notice. The cryptic note references missing individuals and a retrieval request in an old time community listing. It reads like a terse public notice seeking information.
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