Popular Band Member Dies Suddenly
A band member named Cone is reported dead at 2 15 pm on Monday. The notice notes his 31 years living in Kent and hints at ongoing confusion over his death while mentioning colleagues and local incidents near a railway crossing and cemetery.
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Aldo Rat
Peterday
Apn
Tom
Kent
Lee Croop
Ich Sim Hook
San Diego
Thareday
Croop
Eit
Center Es Seins Et al
Bika
Tara
Reed Receives Commission Kent Outing at Brady
Reed is noted receiving a commission during an outing at Brady on July 19. The fragmentary text mentions Stauffer promoted to cashier, a modern business block plan, and multiple garbled phrases about a worksite, performances, and local figures, with scattered names and places including Pine, Brads, Silmer Barker, and Bloveland.
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Reed
Kent
Brady
Stauffer
Prominent Christian Woman Dies After Celebration
A prominent and beloved Christian woman, daughter of Ma Se, passed away. The obituary notes her deep faith and impact on the community, citing family and local church involvement. Funeral arrangements and dates are forthcoming from local sources.
Railroad Strike Settlement Near, Federal Injunction Hinted
Sue Wena in Gee er reports a near settlement of the railroad strike with indications of a federal injunction. The dispatch notes tense talks, possible concessions, and a push to avert further work stoppages as authorities weigh court action and industry impact.
Rect who reseed to become
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief note mentioning a person or role with unclear context. The readable phrases suggest a historical reference to succession or transformation, but specific names, dates, or places are not discernible.
Erie Railroad Worker Remembered After Fatal Incident
A fragmented obituary notes William Jackson of Erie Railroad Shops killed in a Sunday incident near Dodge Street and Gevinga, with mentions of a woman involved and a patrol, leaving a family behind. The report references a struggle over a farm and a statement about price comparisons, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Rents and sheep misreadings in wartime notice
A fragmentary historical notice discusses charges and duties for rents and livestock, mentioning three cent daily costs and references to regimental presence. The unreadable OCR text appears to reference Civil War era duties, militia terms, and local liability, with scattered phrases about rates and wartime administration.
Chamber of Commerce Event Promises Ava ms Fria
Local chamber announces a forthcoming Ava ms Fria gathering with tentative date and venue details. Organizers invite business leaders and residents to discuss community economic initiatives and potential partnerships.
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Chamber of Come
Ms Fria
Malelebration the Totter of Oro Vin
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event names or dates. The readable fragments mention Monday and a group, but key entities and outcomes are missing.
Succession at Kent National Bank Follows George E Hinds
A note indicates Geo Stator will assume the role at Kent National Bank succeeding the late George E Hinds. The brief item mentions a rector meeting and Stater’s long tenure with the bank, with limited readable details about dates or specific duties.
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George E. Hinds
Kent National Bank
New Milling Company Leader Named Supervisory Head
Howard Irvin holds a top role at New Milling Company with the general manager position cited for Orrvnie Mi ba Coat Ortile in Oba. Fragmentary text references Crew of Gt ty ha ee and a store notice at WRAY with evening timing.
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Howard Irvin
New Milling Company
Orrvnie Mi
Oba
Accord
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Silmer Barker
Isurance Ee ci
Coe Bietands Ao
Beco
Seton Ath
Tate Cheage
Aly Bian
Erie
Wulliam Jackin
Sorassi
Dodge St
Wilam Sackson
Hera
Ind
Mr. Jackson
Tiluan
Reet P Sana
Alee
Lene Gay Ter
Geo. Stator
Mind
Calor
Stater
Tamas
Wray
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