Journal-World Company Report and Miscellaneous Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows corporate and advertising references, a pasting of names and roles, and scattered notices. It includes mentions of Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations and various press-related entities, with unclear context and dates.
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Membur
Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hiureau of
Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers”. Associatint
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The readable passage presents scattered garbled phrases with no coherent event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a summary. It appears as distorted OCR of an unknown article, lacking discernible facts or reportable content.
Unclear OCR Text From Basketball/NHL Style Note
The readable fragments reference a sports convention and mentions like offense and primey but lack clear entities or outcomes. No verifiable people teams or dates are present to form a coherent summary.
Fragmented OCR text on global trade and religion debate
Disjointed passages discuss economic measures, religious clergies, and international relations. Mentions China Wales and Europe, potential policy shifts, and broader themes of trade and governance amid unclear details. The garbled lines hint at a historical column noting global tension and market activity with no coherent narrative.
Bank Robbers Turn Arithmetic Lesson On Wages And Justice
Three confessed bank robbers and a woman discuss their crimes from Linwood to the city as legal action looms. The columnist frames the case as an arithmetic lesson, contrasting their earnings from crime with honest labor and arguing it is better to follow the lawful path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Linwood
Iithals
Luiltline and Loan
State University mansion decay prompts call for funds
A damaged reading warns that Governor Robinsons walnut house near the university shows decay. It urges the Board of Administration and Chancellor to secure funds, estimating four to five thousand dollars for repairs to save the valuable property for the state and the university.
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Iser
Sni
Shiserly
Ferry
Robinson
Journal-World
Boar of Administration
Rnor
Julius Caesar as First Managing Editor of News
A reflective piece praises Julius Caesar as an early editor who pursued front news and fast scoops, noting crude methods, bold interviews, and bold front-page style. It claims his era lacked modern line type and credits his press influence to bold, up-front reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
O Morgenthaler
Julius
Mergenthaler
Churches Forge Union in Indiana Town During Civil War
In an Indiana town during the War of the Rebellion, two or three churches formed a federation while others refused membership. The united congregations backed the Union though some pastors occasionally preached loyalty to opposing positions. The ecclesiastical landscape shows a heated battle for survival amid shifting alliances.
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Indiana
Bill Taylor
Bill
Christian Union
Holton Recorder
Twenty Five Years Ago in Innes Dry Goods Firm Change
The item notes Nate McCayne to lead Innes dry goods and carpet establishment after August 1. Geo. Dick resumes telephone work after seminary study. Also mentions Bullene buying a pair of noted drivers. Includes wedding at 1144 New Jersey St Louia Stanton to Blose of Pennsylvania with reception and trip to St Paul and Devils Lake.
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Nate McCayne
Innes’ Dry Goods and Carpet Establishment
New Jersey St
Louia Stanton
Blose
Pennsylvania
I Jessup
Friends Church
St. Paul
Minn
Devils Lake
N. D
Worden and Centropolis Rival In Local Basketball
Worden hosts Centropolis in a packed Jewel ground gym with Worden spoiling Centropolis 13 to 6 in the mud battle. Local visitors from Baldwin and Reno attend as residents report social events and parish lawn party notes.
Excelsior Woman's Missionary Club Meets at Mrs Chriz er Home
The Excelsior community notes a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Woman's Missionary group hosted by Mrs. Chriz er. Members and visitors planned a program in which wives, Roll Call, and gifts to visiting relatives were discussed, with sewing assistance to Miss Emery and other local activities noted.
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Chrizer
Ami
Schwollm and Sons
St. Joseph
Missouri
Johanning
Charley Kerebner
Kellerman
Sutton
Brubaker
Mary Griffith
Montgomery
Baldwin
Albert Williams
Rockhold
Johnnie Horrel
Vinland
Joe Brubaker
Griffith
Vaughn Ted
Miss Emery
Maude Barnhmart
Laura
Edith Schwalm
New
Charley Gilliland
Lawrence
John Heim
Charley Kirchner
Harry Flore
John Beck
Rodney
Ed Hyland
Tom Hyland
Fenee
Reece
Lansing
John Stafford
Lester Swanley
Freddie
Eddie Borkhold
Centropati
Jaew
Worden
Teer
Rockhold and Sons
Tom’ Hyland
Arthur Rockhold
By- Vaughn
Baldwiners
Asa Barnhart
Crouse
Seeley
Swipley
Charley
Charley Kireh
Mith
STAGS
The
Stags Supreme Drove
Hewins & Render
Bowersock Burg
Charlton & Melton
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Social Roundup
Sunday afternoon visits include Mr Ton Hyland at the Brubaker home. The Dunmire and Dorothy Dunmire with Mr Lawrence of Lawrence and Mrs Oliver and two sons traveled from Lawrenceton to Culver Monday evening, stopping at the Stafford home.
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Centropolis
Tizers
Flora
Blin
L. Brubaker
Neier
Clark
Lutz
Glaser
Warner
W. Nieder
HH. Fisher
Winters
P. Oyler
Elm
F Clover
A. Elm
Oweng
Ef Steim
I. Oliver Bn
Fred Hanes
Athbos Gou
Worden
Charles Elm
Oklahoma
Fred Fleer
Frank Griffith
Baldwin
Jie
Laura
Sehwalm
Elmer
Ner
Ton Hyland
Brubaker
Dunmire
Dorothy
Lawrence
Oliver
Culver
Lawrence Ton
Stafford
French Food Savings Scheme Prompts Economic Quake
In Paris on August 2 Me Dydinska an efficiency expert argues France could cut food costs by twenty billion francs yearly if households adopted scientifically measured daily rations akin to animal feed. She claims no hardship to the French stomach would follow the shift.
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Paris
France
Dydinska
Shakespeare in Germany Berlin Season Shows English History Plays
A Berlin summary shows English history plays were largely unperformed with Henry TV and Richard LET each at three shows. The Merchant of Venice led with 98 performances and Hamlet followed at 97. In total 94 theaters presented Shakespearean works. Silent on other sections.
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Germany
Berlin
England
Henry TV
Richard Let
Hamlet
Quiet Police Court Day Not a Single Arrest Reported
The court records show a calm day with no arrests yesterday and no inmates seen in the cages this morning. The nonevent contrasts with busier periods, underscoring a rare lull in routine police court activity.
Funeral for William Drake Held at North Lawrence Church
The funeral for William Drake, a colored man who died at his Perry Street home yesterday morning, will be held tomorrow afternoon at North Lawrence Baptist Church at 2 o'clock with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
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William Drake
Perry Street
North Lawrence Baptist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
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Merchants National Bank
the Journal-World
Tty QR World Company
W. C. Simons
Marth
Jeago
Entative Avenue
New York
Lawrence, As, AL Lait
Joey
Pune
Ion Wirt
Lyn
Bontheady Iinet
Vilbelin
Eeper Preedagin
Roy
Dees
Fertonty Wootton
Aidadez
Valors of
Mary
Wales
Pier Kerepeyr
Orlon
Geo. Dick
Ah. L. Bullene
RE. A. Smith
Goansters
Don
Dan
Thi
Bullene
Burr Lakin
Tomeka
Emma Steeler
Junction City
Nellie Kirby
W. C. Hopkins
Popping
Baldwin Bank
Toray
Emery
Architdetto Kell
Joe Cox
Osiwatomie
Branely No. 14
National Association of Letter Car
Dave McClure
Ake
A. E. Jewett
Minnesota
Win Deming
N. Z. Deming
Snd
Tost
Sanger
Cals
A. Palm
Wm. L. Palm
Rawlins
Wyoming
Frank
Sam Moore
Ohio
al Krause
Milwaukee
Washington
Halley
Exmel Ome
Mra. J.T. Moore
Albu
Lola Phillips
Cme
Topeka
Jas. Gross
Indiana Str
Jae 'Bashiers
Geo. Smith
Aaron D. States
Greenfield
Mamie Spencer
Kansas City
Dick Bros
Social Service Hospital
Riverside Drive
5Th and
Tennessee Streets
John Schwalm
Lester
Clarksdale
Lewis, Sr
Violet Lewis
Mred
Fleet
Sunshine
Church Lawn
Centropolis Tiger
Jewel
Tigers
Tigers Eye
Tonganoxif
Methodist Epwortti. League
Ruth Klinkenberg
Ruth
Pauline
Louise
Edith
Lucileiss Marjory Thayer
Reno
Blanchford Anboltz
Whitney Umholtz
Perry Walters
Walter Geib
Karl Jenkins
M. Kance
Whit Laming
George Trackwell
Lou Murphy
J.is Y Carter
Twother
Hoge
Aders
Neely
Jeannette Still
Moores Summit
Mrs. Gladman
Excelsior
Bowersock Theatre
Anita Stewart
Diana
Miss Stewart
Star
Pathe
Battery Will New York
Eilwanl Dahlene
Chanute Refining Company
Tulsa
Lawre
Stearns
Leonard
Evans Drug Store
Mass
Klein
Bell
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