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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1958
Page
20
A chaotic classified page lists a wide array of items and services including stereo equipment, dogs, puppies, pet supplies, livestock, furniture, real estate rentals and sales. It mentions prices, contact numbers, and locations like Long Beach, Belmont Shore, Santa Monica, and Naples with references to furnaces, appliances, and furnishings.
A fragmented OCR item mentions teams or figures with unclear names and numbers. It references a game or event involving Devils and adults, with stray phrases like 85S PHI SER and 445 u127. Readable facts are minimal. the text is too garbled to determine a coherent event or outcome.
A garbled OCR list shows partial property notes including 249 Pine and 1480 Elm. entries mention rooms, beds, and sales terms with scattered names and addresses like Cass Loder Obispo and Ocean view. The text reads as a damaged classifieds fragment with incomplete listings and uncertain details.
Fragmented OCR text yields a jumble of letters and phrases. Readable elements include scattered names and possible abbreviations but no coherent event or clear entities emerge for a proper summary.
A brief notice mentions entities Mat, We, 275, and Ben 7 with a numeric 12 in the context of a short textual fragment. The readable elements suggest a casual or enumerated item rather than a full event or action.
Bis ae peers arene EEE se e RAUF.
A garbled mix of rental ads and business mentions appears. Readable items include a 2BR apartment in Ziont with pricing notes, several 1BR offerings, and scattered contact references like a 3-7058 number. overall, the text preserves typical classifieds tone but lacks full details.
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