Low Estimate of Opportunity Hurts Dealer
AWiseee Ctpeeih SAnout ST per ene a Cie iprrtien ds describes shrinking demand as prices fall. The article notes dealers face higher selling costs and cautious shoppers as advertising campaigns and market shifts hurt sales. Officials discuss how lowered expectations depress activity and complicate efforts to attract customers.
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Giresiani
Funcheon
Manelsey Advertising Lab
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California
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Dorigs
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Amethods
Republican mayor names Democratic wife to city post
Indianapolis report notes Mayor Shank, a Republican, appoints his Democratic wife to a city park commission post. The decision drew debate over patronage and the appearance of favoritism but was defended as ensuring qualified leadership and a trusted local figure overseeing youth programs.
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Indianapolis
Mr. Shank
Squirrels Take Up Golf In Ontario War News
Reading like a garbled mixed page, the piece notes Ontario soldiers driving squirrels from golf links and recalls salvos of noisy horse excitement at a London crowd, with garbled captions and stray names interspersed amid dated press blurbs.
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Canara
Ontaria
Oly
Waukon Woman Sheriff Ready To Hang Threst Adjudged Sane
A fragmentary OCR item from Waukon narrates a trial scene with Mrs. Gunada Mau Chibi and references to a sheriff, execution, and sentencing. The text is garbled but indicates a death penalty context and a female sheriff involved in the proceedings.
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Aillones
Gunada Mau Chibi
Matthinedihe
Counley
Wits
Martindale
MANES
Wisconsin road work and inmate counts in state reports
The text details highway improvements in Wisconsin, noting 625 miles surfaced and 1005 miles begun or planned. It reports on penal institutions with two prisoners in state care and changes in inmate populations, plus a long discussion of public commissions, school code publications, and legal measures affecting enforcement and insurance.
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Wisconsin
Kentugky’s First Woman and the Public Fight
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled narrative about Kentucky and a woman figure tied to public sentiment, race or gender topics, and political struggle. Names, places, and dates are unclear. the piece seems to mix political imagery with personal and social tension, mentioning public figures and a possible protest or confrontation.
Seover Sells His Sarttarium Here To Doctors
A fragmentary notice describes Seover selling a sartorial object to doctors. The readable text references a settlement at a street address and mentions experiences and a local business context.
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Seover
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