10 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
1
An OCR fragment describes a campaign or sales drive with references to bond sales, payment per week, and a target by Saturday night. Mentions Liberty bonds, a campaign or meeting, and multiple figures while noting unclear names and places amid distressed wartime fundraising language.
A community obituary notes the death of William J. Beans at the Kent Machine Co plant after a fall of sixty feet. The service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at his residence, with Mabel Hart and other kin mentioned. Fraternal lodge members are invited to attend at Patrick’s Church, bearing gifts as customary.
Caps of He Son ast Son ie BEORe won in a terse, garbled report. The fragment hints at a race or contest with unclear names and places, mentioning Dever and Mineo amid a jumbled sequence of words.
Fragmented notice from Maton reports several men linked to Mason and Grace Co dying Sunday. Includes garbled names and locations with unclear dates, indicating a local epidemic impact and family losses in Younsteen and Ogden areas as of September 9.
A garbled report details a Red Cross meeting amid controversy over council actions. It notes the council issuing bonds and cites a harsh assessment of a deplorable condition at a local area, with unclear references to timing and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions soldiers and wartime terms with unclear sequence. Readable items reference a county order, rough handling, and signals. Specific names, places, and events are obscured by garbled characters, but the piece hints at a wartime incident or report involving military activity and local figures.
A garbled fragment hints at Ike exposing a clever ruse in a muddled report. No clear place or date is readable, but the phrase suggests a swift trick or surprise within a local scene. Readers see only the gist of a deception rather than full facts.
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