23 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Kent Tribune
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe community happenings in Brimfield and Streetsboro. Mentions include names such as Kedier Arta Sette and Tony, plus references to Monday events, a shelter or meeting, and local road or street activity. details are unclear.
A terse Beihai brief notes authorities addressing drug-related threats affecting residents and local markets. Officials warn of rising risks linked to illegal substances and enforcement actions expected in coming weeks.
The fragmented notice mentions plumbing work and shop assistance, suggesting readers follow an example and consider tub repairs or replacements. It references tin roofing spouting and gale tanized tron, plus hot air work by Reibold and others, with an unclear sales pitch.
fragmentary text mentions money amounts and actions but lacks clear events or subjects. no verifiable persons or organizations emerge. unable to determine a coherent news item from the garbled OCR.
In town this week 510 Fat 3 flyer promotes Borax bargains and free Boraxo with borax purchases. Also features mince meat pineapples WASTE BASKETS Woodbury’s soap Jergens soaps and a pantry lineup incl Edward’s and Aunt Jemima pancake flours buckwheat and syrup with delivery at 8 and 2 30 p.m.
An OCR fragment mentions voices about a plan and dates buried in noise. Names such as Donaghy and others appear amid scattered phrases about years ago and remedies. The readable bits hint at a community debate and estimates tied to a plan.
A garbled OCR fragment references a place and date with unclear names. The readable bits mention Braman and an old count context, but the full event or subject remains indiscernible.
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