01 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
1
The Royal Automobile Club of Haigland notes breakdown causes and new services for motorists including a roadside repair shop at Los Angeles offering stalls and hourly rates. Auto salesmen anticipate a spring busier market with shifts in buyer behavior and continuing highway construction along the Lincoln Highway.
International News Service reports butter industry men will attend a national hearing in Washington to discuss neutralized cream butter usage and its impact on prices and supplies. The piece also touches on automotive and tire issues tied to winter conditions and road maintenance.
G A Kerr sells Carnage on South Walnut and may leave town. Hirh School act features Nayens Theatre Musians and Jack Linden next Thursday. A Elder Lose and G Mercuson offer fine divestock and farming implements at Loxe farm two miles south. Rumor of candidates for primary offices. Mountain Inn sold as Jamison leases Fountain to Spillman with possession April 1. Jamison to take Richey property for $8,000.
An unclear, fragmentary piece discusses curfews and their history, mentioning symbols like bells and lovers in danger, with references to legends and political authority. The text references periods of war and social control and hints at the evolving purpose of curfews.
Fragmented OCR text references freshmil, Gipressions, and New York Time involvement. Mentions York crossing, Dhuidset rer, and Suede with unclear dates or events. Contains numerous garbled names and places, preventing a clear event or outcome.
The readable text presents a distorted fragment discussing love and a hinted event, with names and terms obscured. It references a person named Maidens De Wocin4 and Hu Hielitsog, suggesting a personal or literary note rather than a clear news item.
Unclear OCR text hints at discussions over wheat pricing and yields. Named entities and specifics are not legible, but the fragment implies agriculture and trade topics. Further readable details are needed for a precise card.
A garbled text fragment references Anate Soren Alphabat and a national alphabet foamed on an old redesign. It mentions Cherbthualty, Tatlin Alphabet, and Hrtnet fort with tangential notes about titles and directions east of the United States, plus a company defending cetupiade.
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