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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
1
Council and school boards select officers and committees for 1918 to manage the year’s work. The article notes assignments for the Wal drew Monn Gorka and Hallock, with plans for transportation to Baltimore and duties related to the food show and other wartime activities.
Fragmented OCR note describes wartime savings drives in Kent with references to war savings and thrift stamps and county and town counts. The text is partial and jumbled, mentioning board of governors and timing but lacking clear actions or dates.
The fragmentary OCR reads like a local Gazette: references to a streetcar fatality involving a person named Aeria Loueralek, mentions of Suspected places like Kokomo and Lake, names such as Raimund Dav Badiette Mate, and a Travelers club meeting. It also notes political remarks about a Progressive party event and various personal names, with garbled dates and locations.
Notes From Camps describe three boys marching toward the front lines this Christmas season. Rass Greeny, raised with the Pasineer, is among those venturing from camp this week amid shifting duties and soft sea weather.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an indoor carnival scene in Columbus with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits hint at people named Renee and Steve, a late hour, and unspecified events or plans, but concrete details or outcomes are unavailable in the legible text.
Fire destroyed three cottages at Brady with homes burned and their contents consumed. A garbled eyewitness fragment suggests confusion but confirms multiple structures were affected and a quick response followed the blaze.
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