Fragmentary grocery list with odd terms and items
A garbled OCR style inventory mentions cabbage, rice, beans and peanut butter. It also lists hamburgers cheese slices milk ham muffins salmon tomatoes biscuits and other items in a jumbled fashion.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1959
Page
1
A garbled OCR style inventory mentions cabbage, rice, beans and peanut butter. It also lists hamburgers cheese slices milk ham muffins salmon tomatoes biscuits and other items in a jumbled fashion.
A short fat man in blue overalls runs a heavy grinding wheel test. An inspector notes the wheel’s speed, recalls a past at Toledo foundry, and Bennett explains safety training as Ackerman faces a risky job reshuffle and potential court scrutiny.
A report from a local group notes five members of a Dart mouth outing near the bay area were approached by rescuers after a mishap. Ralph Ferash and Dr. Robert E Quinn are named among the party. The event occurred on a Saturday, with seniors and others gathered nearby.
The gathering included a display on a coffee table and a lamp table arrangement, with a George Washington theme for desserts. Mrs. Aller Gee won the high score prize. guests included Mrs. Clarke White, Mrs. Ned Duncan, and many other local ladies. Several members and relatives attended, while illness and hospital visits affected plans. Texarkana visits and local hospital forums were noted.
Arkansas state highway officials reported widespread road damage from heavy rains. Acting highway department director W Withgreys cited washed shoulders and sections of a two-lane road near Highway 67 showing erosion and pavement problems. Officials warned drivers to avoid affected routes and seek alternate paths until repairs are completed.
A garbled report from Portage Foundry mentions a wheel with no gas during operation and a fatality. Details are unclear, with fragments indicating a man was killed and the scene possibly involved issues at the Anahers facility or site. Further readable facts are limited.
A fractured OCR fragment references Nati Chie terms, boat and polo mentions, a 19th century US context, and Indigenous groups like Apache and New York tribes. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond vague tribal and place associations.
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